We took this tour on Friday, August 14, 2009 at 12:30 p.m.. Although there must have been over 120 people on this tour to start (one of the biggest groups ever), after starting the tour on the field and having access to the dugouts, we were broken into smaller groups of around 18-20 people. You get to see the field,... more

Safeco is a great place to watch a game. I went on a sunny afternoon in July so the roof was open, sun shining, and I sat watching the Mariners get blown out with the Seattle skyline in the background. The result of the game was the only remotely disappointing part of the experience. I ordered my tickets early and... more

Just returned from a three-day baseball excursion to Seattle, and had a great time. We planned ahead and got tickets to three games in different parts of the ballpark (lower deck, club level, and outfield). While in Club Level, we ordered (more than once) from our seats and were served in less than 10 minutes each time (even thought the... more

As a baseball fan, the Safeco Field ballpark tour was one of the best experiences of my visit to Seattle in 2005. The tour takes you everywhere in the ballpark, from the press box to the clubhouse, to the press conference room and to the dugout, and our guide was very knowledgeable about the ballpark, the Mariners, and baseball in... more

I was so impressed with Safeco Field. Previously, I had visited Yankee Stadium, Shea Stadium, Wrigley Field and Fenway Park. The Seattle fans are the most orderly and polite baseball fans I have ever been around (Wrigley Field fans are second). You can bring a child to the ballpark without having to worry about a rowdy environment. The concourses are... more

My friend and I caught a M's-Tigers game at Safeco over 4th of July weekend, and we had a blast. The weather was great, so the roof was open, and our seats were in my favorite place - main level, behind home plate. The food and beer (to me) were reasonably priced, and the portions are decent. Although neither of... more

We stopped by Safeco to watch our hometown squad (Minnesota Twins) take on the Mariners in August 2007. It was the first outdoor MLB game I've visited, and what a treat. My wife, who is not much of a sports fan; and my daughter, who was two-years-old at the time; both lasted the full nine innings plus the extra frame!... more

Safeco Field is one of the best ballparks in the country. It is a must do attraction in Seattle if you are a baseball fan. Games rarely sell out anymore so don't worry if you don't have a ticket, and the food selection is among the best in the country. more

Safeco Field has a very good selection of food, including dingleberries, which are chocolate covered strawberries. Great place to see a ballgame. Don't get seats in the lower level right field bleachers. Our game started at 7:05pm and we were looking into very direct sunlight for the first 1/2 hour or so. In the middle of summer it doesn't get... more