This is a multi-purpose sports and entertainment venue in Everett, Washington. Great venue for…read moreconcerts, hockey games, graduation,etc. From our seat, we could see the graduates as they walked in and when they went up when their name was called. There are restaurants nearby to eat at before the graduation. Parking is limited near the arena with street parking so plan to arrive early to find parking!

A decent multi-purpose arena. Came here with friends for a comedy show and thoroughly enjoyed the…read moreevent. This arena is the home of the Everett Silvertips and hosts various concerts, events, trade shows,etc. The main floor converts into an ice rink. There's also a conference center complete with meeting rooms and large ballroom. Arena seating comfort is and the forward facing angle allows for a clear view of the main floor or stage. There are some concession stands serving hotdogs, popcorn, nachos, pizza, and drinks. They even have beer and cider. Pricing is on the higher end, which is expected. The arena is located in downtown Everett. Parking is available via Snohomish County Parking Garage, Republic Parking, Everpark Parking Garage, or street level.

I competed at Everett Memorial Stadium for the Wesco South Freshman Championships during the 2007…read moretrack and field season. When we arrived at the venue it was an instant like from me. The seating area was easy to navigate and we felt safe with our stuff in the stands with our teammates. For the track, the surface was smooth and comfortable to run on (my race was the 800 metres run). I had no complaints from my experience, though I have been known to confuse the venue with the track and field at Lake Stevens High School.

Finally a ballpark that seems to beat Wrigley. My wife is from Seattle and I ended up there an…read moreextra day and was able to squeeze in half the game before my flight. Seats are so great. I was about a dozen or so rows behind home plate and sat a few rows futher back thinking it couldn't seem as close as they make it seem. They make the best ballpark experience. The design is nice and made me rethink my whole "retractable roof" takes away from atmosphere opinion from Chase Field in Arizona. Food, drink, and shopping options are great. The staff is very friendly as are fans. The salmon race is fun to watch and Mariner Moose is adorable. It was Star Wars night so it was fun to see the storm trooper and Darth Vader as well as Mariner Moose being dressed. Mariners scored well in first two innings but Yankees caught up with my former Cardinal favorite Paul Goldschmidt giving Yankees the lead. Then I was out of there. Oh well.

A good park. Unfortunately, a combination of factors, some park-related, some fan-related,…read moredetracted from our experience. Background Attended an August Saturday late-afternoon game, the Mariners played the Cubs. Sat in field level, first base side. Sunny weather, temperatures in the low 70's, and a great finish, the M's came from two runs down in the 9th to win on a walk-off homer. Sold-out field. Who could ask for anything better, right? Stadium Warning, gripes follow! You may wish to skip past the next couple or so paragraphs. We arrived early, as we always do when we visit a park for the first-time. Two gates open 2 hours before game time - we happened to line up for the Pen entrance simply because it was the closest. Several minutes later as our part of the queue approached the entry a security employee (I think) walked up and asked if we had T-Mobile accounts. Unthinkingly we answered honestly, "nope". He said "follow me", then "this line is only for T-Mobile customers". Now I've since searched and haven't found this posted as such anywhere on-line or at the park. Were we scammed? Possibly, but by the time I realized this we'd been escorted out of line. So off to the end of the Center Field gate line, and, several more minutes later, we're finally in. Then, partway around the concourse we're stopped again. It so happens that only a portion of the park opens two hours early, most of it opens a half-hour later. So we find ourselves being pushed and jostled while huddled in an unorganized mass of people for several more minutes. In the many, many stadiums I've visited in my life I have never had such issues. T-Mobile, if you have limited access entrances, ADVERTISE them! And whether early or later, just open the entire park at the same time. The mess we stood in was truly a public safety concern. Finally, not the fault of T-Mobile or the Seattle Mariners, but our seats happened to be around a group of fans who had clearly enjoyed a few too many fine beverages and/or other products. A shame, because their raucous behavior detracted from our and I'm sure many other fans' enjoyment of the game. I know, attend enough games these days and you'll run into a few such vibe-killers. Doesn't make a person feel any better when it happens to them, or you. Other than that, it's a scenic park, especially for one which has right field closed off for the "not a roof". Food So many great food choices, certainly the best I've visited. Salt & Straw ice cream! Sumo dogs! Seafood, Mexican (chapulines!) Detroit-style gourmet pizza, fancy cocktails, to name just a few options. But choose quickly! By the fourth inning of our game the concourses were filled and every good vendor had a very long line of customers. What's Unusual So that retractable "not a roof" is actually an umbrella. It closes to keep the rain out but leaves the sides of the park open to the elements. Cool! Summary I've read several articles that place T-Mobile among the very best major league parks. Unfortunately, our experience didn't meet that high standard. Still, a very good place to see a game.

Shoreline Stadium was my home track and field when I ran track the spring of 2007 for Shorewood…read moreHigh School. It also served as the home field for the school's soccer and football games. My first introduction with the competition space was when I was a little girl and my soccer team volunteered to be ball girls for the high school girl's soccer team game(s). We would run and retrieve the ball for the players when it went too far out of bounds. Running track and field here consisted of two types: 1) practice and 2) competition. It was a nice venue for both, especially practice. At the time, the high school did not have a track with marked lines, so training here allowed us to practice running turns with a waterfall start and improve upon maintaining lane positioning while running. I ran middle distance and fortunately the sprinters and hurdlers had a different starting area that did not conflict with my training group practicing our starts. Throwers and jumpers had their own areas as well. It was fun to have practices and competitions where different disciplines could be active at the same time.

Went here years ago when it first opened. Back years later for my first concert of the year at…read moreShoWare Center. Honestly not the best venue for a concert. Their sound system was awful. Fun concert but could barely hear the artist. Still prefer Seattle's venues. Staff was great. Drinks were overpriced.

Great hockey & concert venue, with excellent concession and event staff, marred by some truly…read moreatrocious, smug, rude, condescending and callous management. Before delving into all that, though, I will summarize some of its best features: * Free parking (in the east lot only, however) * Wonderful security, concession, and event staff (minus one manager in particular) * Spacious venue, with great sight lines, even from the floor Now, on to the problem: Myself, my wife, and another 20-or-so attendees had VIP Meet & Greet tickets to meet one of the bands in the lineup for our event, to which we were invited into the venue early to hang out with them, take pictures, etc. Although our band was not the headliner, we were told by event staff that, once our session was done, we'd have to head back outside. However, we were explicitly told to line up behind the VIP line for the headliner, and once their session was one, we'd ALL be allowed entry into the venue early, partially to avoid the 90+ degree heat and direct sunlight hitting the glass and reflective mirrors on the sunny-side of the building, where our lines were told to assemble. We confirmed this multiple times with the gentleman, who was friendly, warm, helpful and welcoming. Once we were back outside, things took a turn south, as the Events Manager, the aforementioned smug, rude, condescending and callous mentioned above, decided otherwise, and subjected nearly two dozen people to several hours of sun exposure, simply due to her being on some sort of power trip. Multiple people in our group would end up suffering from heat-related health issues, including two diabetics. Thankfully, some of the caring concession staff inside, noticing our plight, offered some free cold beverages to help alleviate their suffering. Despite being informed of what the previous gentleman had said, as well as the condition of the people suffering in the heat, the Events Manager continued to be smug and dismissive, her response always distilling down to basically "because I said so". Her final excuse was that our tickets simply could not be scanned for entry prior to a certain time, which is true to a point. However, as one of the people in our group worked for Ticketmaster, and informed her, and everyone present, that this is adjustable by the venue AND Ticketmaster, she ran out of excuses. Once we were finally inside, things were great, once people had recovered from the heat. However, this Events Manager put people's live in danger for no reason other than exerting her power, and that is in excusable. A complaint is being filed with the BBB by multiple people in our group, as well as formal complains with the venue's ownership and upper management. At the VERY least, in the future, ShoWare Center needs to inform their management that extended queues for summer events MUST be moved to the shaded side of the building, and when people start to suffer legitimate risks to their health, then it's time to take action...or be the subject of legal action taken against them.

The dome has been renewed and refreshed and fun as ever! Love that they have multiple events here…read morenot just soccer. They have everything from semi-pro soccer team leagues, adult leagues, a children league and fun programs, to corn hole, jiu jitsu, music concerts etc. The dome has become a place for fun, entertainment and sport! Recommend highly!

New owners, new facelift, great place to play with new turf and friendly staff. They have started…read moreto instill soccer programs that are great for kids and adults and are starting to have lots of drop-ins now as well as other things like baseball batting nets and places for football teams to practice. Highly recommend the dome!

High School Football Jamboree 2023 Here for the High School…read moreJamboree before school starts. Lincoln, Bethel, Puyallup & Kennedy Catholic. Nice stadium, but parking sucks.

I was in the bathroom with food poisoning at a football game. Tooting and pooting away. Blowing it…read moreup. Seven different people laughed as my bum decided to become vocal. A small child told her mother that it was stinky. I was very embarrassed. But, the stall door gaps were small enough so it was really hard to see through. Concealing my identity. I tooted anonymously. 10/10 bathrooms, good for explosive poopies.

Good venue. My son's middle school track team goes there to race other teams. The venue was good…read moreand the concession stand were perfectly fine. overall the place was clean and nice I recommend this place.

Hands down the best sports facility that is not for the professionals in the PNW that I have been…read moreto. My son goes to various of sports facilities all through the area and this place is bar none the favorite of them all for me. The track is perfect, the astroturf is done correctly. i can not complain and even though it's about 12-14 miles away it's worth the drive that is for sure!

The Seattle Majestics play football here. The seats have a rain covering, concession stand with…read morenon-hot snacks / cold drinks, and amble free parking. You can buy tickets on game day at the door. Re-entry is allowed. Bring sunglasses for afternoon games.