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T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA
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How will Covid-19 / Coronavirus impact my event?

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Latest Covid-19 / Coronavirus Updates

SEG is constantly reviewing guidance from professional leagues, teams, venues, and government agencies, and will help you navigate these uncertain times.

The SEG 100% Guarantee

  • We guarantee you will receive your suite tickets in time for your event. In the extremely rare case that you do not, we will offer you an alternative option if available or we will refund you at least 100% of your total purchase price.
  • If the event is canceled or if fans are no longer permitted, you may choose to receive a full refund or a credit towards a future SEG purchase.
  • If the event date changes, you will receive the suite you purchased for the new date.
  • Some listings are further protected by a Flexible Refund Policy which allows you to receive a full refund for any reason as long as you contact us at least 21 days prior to the event date.

Please reach out to us if you have any further questions at [email protected] or 800-592-7043.

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Seattle Mariners Suite Prices and Details

How much do Seattle Mariners suites cost?

Prices typically range from $3,000-$5,000 for single-game Seattle Mariners luxury suites. Pricing depends on opponent, day of the week, and suite location. Most suites will not include catering in the price. Budget, on average, $100 per person in your group for food and drink.
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How many guests can fit in a Mariners suite?

Seattle Mariners suites come in several sizes and configurations. Most traditional suites have a capacity of 14-26 people. The Press Box Suite located behind home plate can accommodate up to 32. Larger "party spaces" in right field can accommodate groups of 40-50 people.

Suite Levels at T-Mobile Park

Home Plate Suite

20-26 Tickets
0-5 Parking
Food & Beverage Included
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Press Box Suite

20-34 Tickets
6 Parking
Food & Beverage Included
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Private Suite

14-29 Tickets
4 Parking
Catering Available
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T-Mobile Park Event Planning Guide

Catering

Food and beverages can be ordered in advance at an additional cost for every Seattle Mariners luxury suite. The Mariners suite menu includes a wide range of food and beverage options provided by Centerplate Catering. Most Mariners suites do not include catering in the suite rental price.

Parking and Transportation

Seattle Mariners suites include VIP parking passes located in the parking structure adjacent to the T-Mobile Park. Mariners suite parking is located on Level 2 and Level 3 of the garage allowing for a quick post-game exit. The T-Mobile Park parking garage will open 3 hours in advance to first pitch.

Budget

A private Seattle Mariners luxury suite typically costs between $3,000-$5,000 to rent. Catering is not required nor is there a catering minimum. The food and beverage transaction won't occur until game day. Most people spend about $75 per person in their group on in-suite catering(alcohol included).

Club Access

Mariners suite ticket holders have exclusive access to the ROOT SPORTS Terrace Club located beneath the suite level. The Terrace Club features an upgraded concourse with private restrooms and enhanced food and beverage options, including Edgar's Cantina, Sound Bar & Seafood and the Italian Bistro.

Dress Code

There is no strict dress code for being in a Seattle Mariners luxury box. Most corporate parties will dress in business casual attire. It's most common though to see Mariners suite guests in team-branded apparel and comfortable clothing. Coat closets are in the Mariners suites for storage.

Venue Bag Policy

Single-compartment bags and soft-sided coolers smaller than 16"x 16"x 8" are permitted following a bag search. Backpacks, computer bags, large bags, and hard-sided coolers are not permitted at T-Mobile Park. This goes for all Seattle Mariners luxury suite guests. No outside food or drinks allowed.

Entrances

For Mariners suite guests parking in the T-Mobile Park Parking Garage, the best entrance will be the Mariners Suite Level Skybridge which is located on Level 6 of the parking structure. The best alternative entrance is the Home Plate Gate. T-Mobile Park gates will open 1.5 hours before first pitch.

Child Ticket Policy

Children 2 years of age and under do not require a separate ticket for admission into T-Mobile Park. All children older will need a ticket even in Mariners luxury box. Families with strollers are allowed to bring them into the Mariners suites. Diaper bags must adhere to the Mariners bag policy.

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Mariners Spotlight

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Current MLB Season

The 2021 Seattle Mariners set expectations high this season with a goal to get back into the postseason. The Mariners will need to compete in a tough American League West division with the Astros, Angels, Rangers and A’s. The middle of the lineup will feature Mitch Haniger, Kyle Seager and Kyle Lewis, providing three powerful bats. With Evan White and J.P. Crawford, the Mariners have two potential Gold-Glove Award winners in the infield.

The Mariners pitching rotation gets a familiar face back in James Paxton. Paxton will be featured at the top of the rotation with Marco Gonzales, Yusei Kikuchi and Justus Sheffield.

With Mariners fans expected back to T-Mobile Park in 2021, they can experience nearly $30 million worth of improvements they could not see due to COVID-19. New fan experiences include a bar and entertainment space at Lookout Landing in left field, a... MORE

Past Spotlights

Posted Feb 21, 2020

The Mariners had a hot start with young talent in 2019, and they hope that extends to more consistent success in 2020. There’s talk that veterans Kyle Seager and Dee Gordon could be moved by the trade deadline, allowing Seattle to bring even more young talent.

There’s plenty to be excited about on the pitcher front. Reggie McClain went from A-ball to the majors last year and will be relied on to be a major part of the bullpen this year. For the first time in seemingly forever, the rotation will be without King Felix Hernandez, but younger arms like Marco Gonzales and Yusei Kikuchi should provide electric nights at what is now known at T-Mobile Park.

The stadium formerly known as Safeco Field will see nearly $30 million worth of improvements made for the 2020 season. In addition to some capital improvements and an new sound system, new fan experiences like a bar and entertainment space at Lookout Landing in left field, a Rooftop Boardwalk above the home plate stadium entrance, and new small-group seating options in the Terrace Club are all debuting this spring.

Besides these new options, you can opt for old favorites like the Diamond Club (with plush seating behind home plate) and All-Star Club, which puts you in a climate-controlled lounge with a view of the field, all-inclusive buffet and dessert bar, and private cash bar.

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Posted Mar 11, 2019

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.

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