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T-Mobile Park (Formerly Safeco Field), Seattle, WA

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Seattle Mariners Suite Prices

How much do Mariners suites cost?

Prices typically range from $3,000-$5,000 for single game Seattle Mariners luxury suites. Prices vary based on opponent, day of the week, and suite location within T-Mobile Park. Luxury suite prices for concerts and other events at T-Mobile Park vary widely based on the type of event.
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Suite Levels at T-Mobile Park (Formerly Safeco Field)

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Press Box Luxury Suite

20 Tickets
34 Capacity
6 Parking

The Press Box Suite is a unique premium seating option at T-Mobile Park. Originally converted from the old Safeco Field's press box, this suite is located right behind... MORE

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Private Luxury Suite

14 Tickets
26 Capacity
2 Parking

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T-Mobile Park (Formerly Safeco Field) Event Planning Guide

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In this section we’ve compiled key considerations for planning your group event at T-Mobile Park:

GROUP SIZE AND NUMBER OF ATTENDEES IN A SUITE

There are a number of sizes and configurations for suites at T-Mobile Park. Most private suites at T-Mobile Park will accommodate 14-26 people. The Press Box Suite located behind home plate can accommodate up to 32 guests while larger "party suites" in right field can accommodate groups of 40-50 people. 

BUDGET FOR A SUITE PURCHASE

Most private suites for Mariners games will range in price from $3,000-$5,000 depending on opponent, day of the week, and suite size. Suite pricing for concerts and other secondary events will vary widely.

T-MOBILE PARK SUITE CATERING

In-suite catering is available in all suites at T-Mobile Park. The menu includes a wide range of food and beverage options provided by Centerplate Catering. Most suites at T-Mobile do not include catering in the base price of the suite, so be sure to allocate additional funds if you would like to have your suite catered. The average Suite Experience Group client at T-Mobile Park spends between $1,000 and $2,000 on in-suite catering. The bill can go even higher depending on the group size and amount of alcohol consumed. Upon purchase, Suite Experience Group will provide a T-Mobile Park catering menu and will assist with placing your order.

ACCESS TO STADIUM CLUBS

Suite ticketholders will have exclusive access to the Terrace Club located one level below suite level.  

CONFERENCE FACILITIES

T-Mobile Park offers complimentary meeting space for suite guests. Please contact your SEG representative if you wish to secure a pre-game meeting space.

DRESS CODE IN THE LUXURY SUITES

There is no right answer here, and it ultimately boils down to what others in your group will be wearing. If it’s a corporate event, many guests will likely be dressed in business casual attire. However, it’s not uncommon for guests to wear jerseys of their favorite player, jeans, or even shorts on a hot day. 

TRANSPORTATION AND PARKING

Suites at T-Mobile Park come with VIP parking passes located in the parking structure adjacent to the stadium. VIP passes are located on Level 2 and Level 3 of the parking garage allowing for a quick post-game exit. 

PARKING, STADIUM, AND SUITE ACCESS

The T-Mobile Park parking garage will open 3 hours in advance of baseball games. T-Mobile Park gates will open 1.5 hours before first pitch.

ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS?

Please visit our general Frequently Asked Questions page. Also feel free to Contact Us as we are always happy to assist you.

Seattle Mariners Suite Prices

How much do Mariners suites cost?

Prices typically range from $3,000-$5,000 for single game Seattle Mariners luxury suites. Prices vary based on opponent, day of the week, and suite location within T-Mobile Park. Luxury suite prices for concerts and other events at T-Mobile Park vary widely based on the type of event.
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Location

T-Mobile Park (Formerly Safeco Field)
1250 1st Avenue S
Seattle, WA 98134

Mariners Spotlight

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The Seattle Mariners will try to break their 17-year playoff drought in 2019. The Mariners are coming off a successful season in 2018 where they finished 89-73 and challenged for a wildcard playoff spot in the American League. Seattle has a great stadium and fan base to support a winning franchise and they continue to try and build a championship roster. General Manager Jerry Dipoto was clearly unhappy with the finish last season, so he went about re-tooling the roster with the goal of getting younger. In the offseason, the Mariners traded or released multiple aging contracts. While some may call it a rebuild, the 2019 Mariners have enough talent to be competitive in the American League.

In the offseason, the Mariners parted ways with core players Robinson Cano, Edwin Diaz, Jean Segura, James Paxon and Mike Zunino. By getting rid of aging players and loaded contracts, the Mariners got younger and freed up payroll. The Mariners still have talented hitters, namely Mitch Haniger and Dee Gordon. Haniger returns from All-Star season in 2018. The team also signed free agent Edwin Encarnacion who has posted four consecutive 30 home run and 100 RBI seasons. Encarnacion should slot into the cleanup spot immediately. If Encarnacion can continue to produce, and newly acquired outfielder Jay Bruce keeps his power numbers up, the Mariners’ should have plenty of pop in the lineup this season.

The Felix Hernandez pitching era in Seattle is coming to an end. For the first time in a decade, Hernandez will not be counted on as the number one starter. Undoubtedly, the biggest question mark for the Mariners this season will be pitching. Starting pitcher James Paxon was traded in the offseason, and while the prospect return was nice, the Mariners have a big void in their starting rotation. The biggest Mariners pitching acquisition in the offseason was Yusei Kikuchi who was signed from Japan. Kikuchi was a coveted free agent and the 27-year old immediately assumes the second rotation slot in 2019.

Overall, the Mariners are younger this season, but management believes they’ve kept enough core talent to continue to build off a winning season in 2018. 

Seattle Mariners luxury suites at T-Mobile Park (formerly Safeco Field) will feature HDTVs, WiFi, upscale furnishings, premium in-suite catering options. The gameday atmosphere at T-Mobile Park is unparalleled. Whether you plan to entertain for business or for pleasure, a Mariners’ luxury suite is the perfect option for your next group outing.

Past Spotlights

Posted Jan 9, 2018

The Seattle Mariners are well equipped to finally break their 16-year playoff drought in 2018, which is now the longest among the four major North American professional sports. Seattle has gradually kept adding pieces to the puzzle, and 2018 may be the year everything comes together for manager Scott Servais and the Mariners.

General manager Jerry Dipoto has proven to be the most aggressive general manager in Major League Baseball, surpassing all other teams in terms of number of trades since he took the job in 2015. The main off-season acquisition this year for Dipoto was the trade for speedster Dee Gordon. Gordon is an electric force at the top of any lineup, and he has traditionally played shortstop and second base in his career. Jean Segura and Robinson Cano already make up one of the best middle infields in the MLB, meaning Dee Gordon will be employed as the full time center fielder for Seattle. Dee Gordon led the National League in steals during three of the past four seasons, a feat the Mariners hope transfers over to Safeco Field and the American League. Designated hitter Nelson Cruz is consistently one of the most reliable sluggers in the game, and third baseman Kyle Seager has quietly emerged as one of the better third basemen in the MLB. With Robinson Cano, Jean Segura, Dee Gordon, Nelson Cruz, and Kyle Seager, this Seattle Mariners lineup has plenty of depth, power, and versatility.

On the mound former Cy Young Award winner Felix Hernandez will return for his 14th season, all of which have come in Seattle. After King Felix, James Paxton and Mike Leake will provide stability in the starting rotation. Paxton had a breakout season in 2017, posting a sub-3.00 ERA in 24 starts. Jerry Dipoto also signed reliever Juan Nicasio to a multi-year deal to shore up the bullpen ahead of closer Edwin Diaz.

Seattle Mariners suites at Safeco Field will feature HDTVs, Wi-Fi, interior lounge seating, exterior seats, upscale furnishing, premium in-suite catering options and a dedicated suite attendant. A Mariners luxury box can accommodate groups ranging from 18 people 30 people. Whether you plan to entertain for business or for pleasure, a Mariners’ luxury suite will provide the perfect setting for any occasion.

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Posted Feb 7, 2017

The 2017 Mariners will look to improve with the acquisition of a few key offseason pieces after finishing last season second in the AL West. Offensively, Robinson Cano and Nelson Cruz will anchor the Mariners' lineup. Cano is an elite second baseman and Cruz continues to defy age and produce massive home run totals, hitting 43 in 2016. In the offseason, the Mariners acquired shortstop Jean Segura from Arizona. Segura lead the National League in hits in 2016; he is a reliable fielder and continues improve offensively. Segura totaled his first 20 home run season in 2016 and batted well over .300. Third baseman Kyle Seager remains one of the most underrated players in baseball. Seager consistently drives in runs and also hits for power. 

Returning for his 13th season is Mariners' ace Felix Hernandez. Hernandez continues to cement his legacy among the game's best. Hernandez brings CY Young performance year-in, year-out. He will look to bounce back from a subpar 2016 to lead the Mariners back to the playoffs. The Mariners also acquired starting pitcher Drew Smyly this offseason. Smyly is a consistent pitcher with some upside; its a great signing for the Mariners. Seattle also returns one of the league's best young closers in Edwin Diaz. Diaz brings electric stuff and is well on his way to being a lights-out closer.

Entering 2017, the Mariners are certainly an exciting team to watch. Offensively, the team return's alot of talent. Mariners fans should expect a playoff team this season.

Mariners suites at Safeco Field will feature HDTV's, Wi-Fi, interior lounge seating, exterior seats, upscale furnishing, premium in-suite catering options and a dedicated suite attendant. A Mariners luxury box can accommodate groups ranging from 18 people 30 people. Whether you plan to entertain for business or for pleasure a Mariners’ luxury suite will provide the perfect setting for any occasion.

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Posted Mar 21, 2016

The Seattle Mariners are looking to improve on their fourth place finish in the American League East from a season ago. In 2016, the Mariners kept their core intact while adding a few new pieces to the roster. The Mariners also made major changes in the front office with new general manager Jerry Dipoto.

Offensively, the Mariners added speed and outfield depth in Nori Aoki and Leonys Martin. To increase some power into the lineup, Adam Lind was also brought in during the offseason. Aoki, Martin and Lind will join Robinson Cano, Nelson Cruz and Kyle Seager. Cano’s RBI count was down last year but he should see a boost in the category with Aoki leading off. Still, Cano hit 21 home runs and batted .287. Seager also had a productive season, hitting 26 home runs. Seager has made a name for himself for being one of the premier power hitters at third base. Despite his age, Nelson Cruz is as productive as ever. Cruz hit 44 home runs and batted over .300. While Safeco Field is more of a pitchers’ park, the Mariners have the players to put up runs.

Speaking of pitchers, there’s not very many players in the league better than Felix Hernandez. King Felix won 18 games last season. Hernandez will once again be the ace of this staff. The Mariners have high expectations for Taijuan Walker. Walker came up as a top prospect and flashed his potential at times last seasons. Hisashi Iwakuma was resigned during the offseason. Iwakuma battled injuries last season but still put together a solid year. Wade Miley was another addition to help provide depth to the staff. Rounding out the rotation will be James Paxton who has plenty of talent but seems to have trouble staying healthy. In the bullpen, Steve Cishek will get a shot to be the Mariners’ closer. Cishek has been very productive over recent seasons as a reliever but this will be his first shot as a closer.

Rent a Seattle Mariners luxury suite on a game-by-game basis. A Mariners suite at Safeco Field will feature HDTV, Wi-Fi, interior lounge seating, exterior seats, upscale furnishing, premium in-suite catering options and a dedicated suite attendant. With a Mariners suite your group will get private entry into Safeco Field. A Mariners suite can accommodate groups as small as 18 people. They can also accommodate much larger groups. Whether you plan to entertain for business or for pleasure a Mariners’ luxury suite will provide the perfect setting for any occasion.

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Posted Mar 2, 2015

The Seattle Mariners are coming off an 87-75 season with high hopes in 2015. Manager Lloyd McClendon will enter his second year as the team’s manager. With a successful first season a year ago, the Mariners front office is expecting this team to compete for a playoff berth this season. The Mariners went out a signed power hitter Nelson Cruz in the offseason. Cruz comes over from the Baltimore Orioles where he hit 40 home runs last season. He will join the Mariners at the age of 34 but should still provide the lineup with some much needed pop. Outfielder Austin Jackson will lead off for the Mariners. This will be Jackson’s first full season with the Mariners after they acquired him from the Detroit Tigers in a trade in 2014. Robinson Cano will appreciate having Cruz hitting behind him. Cano’s power numbers were down in 2014. Cano hit 14 home runs his lowest total since 2008. Although Cano still finished with a .314 batting average. The rest of lineup will be filled out with All-Star Kyle Seager, Logan Morrison, Mike Zunino, Dustin Ackley and Brad Miller. The Mariners are expected to have one of the toughest rotations in the American League. Led by one of the best pitchers in baseball, Felix Hernandez. King Felix will be followed by Hisashi Iwakuma, James Paxton and Taijuan Walker. The majors’ best bullpen by ERA from a year ago will be anchored by their closer Fernando Rodney.

Rent a Seattle Mariners luxury suite on a game-by-game basis. A Mariners suite at Safeco Field will feature HDTV, Wi-Fi, interior lounge seating, exterior seats, upscale furnishing, premium in-suite catering options and a dedicated suite attendant. With a Mariners suite your group will get private entry into Safeco Field. A Mariners suite can accommodate groups as small as 18 people. They can also accommodate much larger groups. Whether you plan to entertain for business or for pleasure a Mariners’ luxury suite will provide the perfect setting for any occasion.

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