I grew up in Seattle loving the M's Griffey Jr., Griffey Sr, Lou Piniella, the big unit, the bone, and Edgar and was there for the '95 "refuse to lose" run when they beat the Angels in the King Dome to take 1st place in the American League West. Dang, those were exciting times but 16 years now without making the playoffs? Come on! It's time to start making some in-season moves to acquire some talent and get back to greatness. I'll still keep going to games because the buffet at the All-Star Club is amazing but it's time to step it up and get back to winning guys!! read more

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***500th Review*** Play ball! I love Seattle and I love the Mariners so there is no way I wouldn't give them five stars. Over the past years, there have been more ups than downs -- frustrations with ownership, money, and "up-and-coming" players from Triple A that don't seem to pan out -- but they're my team and I won't give up on them. So far, it seems like we might be experiencing an "up" season, so I'm patiently waiting. Maybe we don't have a World Series Championship in our history book but we've seen stars like Ken Griffey Jr., A-Rod (don't kill me, because you know it's true), Randy Johnson, Jay Buhner, Edgar Martinez, and more come through our ball club. And you can never forget the voice of the Mariners: Dave Niehaus, with his "My oh My"'s and commentary that would send chills up and down your spine. In the meantime, who can argue with supporting some of the great pitchers on our team like Felix Hernandez and Hisashi Iwakuma and leaders like Robinson Cano (no matter what you think, the M's HAD to shell out that money). It's been a while, so people forget how electric our fans can be while we're cheering for a winning team. But I'm True to the Blue...Believe Big...and Refuse to Lose....and will be all smiles when this team takes its (overdue) turn for the better! Go Mariners! read more

I've always been a fan of the Mariners for as long as I can remember....Whether they win or lose I continue to follow this team... My all-time favorite player Ken Griffey Junior was a big reason I grew to love this team... It truly saddens me that the team isn't very good anymore, but I'll continue to support this team... Hopefully they will restore themselves to respectability.... The Mariners are still a team worth following no matter their win-loss record. read more

THIS JUST IN, MARINERS A HOME RUN! Grammy took 6 handsome grandsons to a baseball game, and did we have fun? U BET WE HAD FUN. Christopher bought a hat, Steven had a hot dog. The older boys ordered too many beers and kept trying to get grammy to take a sip. But I don't do that! And they know that! But it was still funny to see them dance to the music and try to get "the wave" started. LOL :-) A young mexican was pitching. They called him Mr King Felix. The stadium liked him. LOUD LOUD LOUD Cheering All Game!! It was Negro Night and the Scoreboard had videos playing of old games and it was nostalgic for an old coot like me. Reminds me of times that used to be. I sure do love the way Baseball makes you feel all warm and fuzzy. Even during tough times, we still have Baseball. We may be at war, but we have Baseball. We may be in a depression, but we still have Baseball. We may have diabetes, but we Still Have Baseball! They say Baseball is Gods way of Playing with us- I think the Mariners Are Good! Go Mr. King Felix Mariners! ~~Grammy~~ Psalms 137.8 read more

This review pertains to the TEAM only, not Safeco Field which is a separate review. The reason I give the Mariners 5 stars is because of the product on the field. With almost nothing to show except for the 116 win season (not impressive when you lose in the first round the playoffs), why would I give this team 5 stars? Well, let me just tell you why...... I AM AN ANGELS FAN!!! THANKS FOR MAKING THE DIVISION EASIER!! read more

When my grandmother turned 80 years old and invited everyone to a game for the occasion, it would have been nice if you could have won. I know that is asking a lot though, since you ARE the Mariners, so, I mean, it would have been nice if you didn't lose atrociously, if you didn't get shut out 10 to nothing so that we didn't even feel like sticking around for the end of the game. Because that was the lamest ever. I was the sweetest little heartbroken Mariners fan in '95 when Joey Cora cried in the dugout, but I'm so over it. And what happened in 2001? What the hell? I'm not wasting any more time on you guys. I just wish my grandma felt the same. read more

I think a card on someecards.com puts it the best: "Please help me imagine a world where my baseball team isn't plummeting out of contention." Wouldn't that be a nice world? You know how everyone has that one friend that they've had for forever, that they love but who always seems to embarass them in social situations? The friend that, every one in awhile surprises you by doing something right? The Mariners are that friend. Oh well, I love them anyway. A thing to remember: they've never once had the worst record in baseball history but they have had one of the best. read more

This will be my last mariners game ever! From the nasty servers to the obnoxious drunks. You couldnt give me tickets.....give me the Taima Rainers any day.....such a waste of money! read more

HAIKU REVIEW Hey, Dustin Ackley! You are good. Your beard is too. Grow beard more though, k? read more

Always a fun adventure rooting for the Mariners!! Love watching the game from the bleachers, nothing beats a hot dog, cold brew and a red vine. Cheers to 2019! Go M's read more

Yesterday I wrote a review stating I had almost completely given up on the Mariners. Then Dave Niehaus passed away. I'm sorry, Dave. How could I? You never gave up on the Mariners even in the darkest of times. You will be sorely, sorely missed. Five stars for Dave Niehaus. ***** Even I, die-hard Mariners fan since the age of 8, can't stand this team anymore. Can't stand watching them play, can't stand going to Safeco, can't stand reading about the moves we are (or aren't) making. I love this team, but...something's gotta give, man. I can't take this crap anymore. We are pathetic. read more

The Mariners have a new theme song, "I'm not as good as I once was...but I'm as good once as I ever was...." sigh---- I long for the awesome season of 4 years ago. Maybe next year, boys. read more

Highly recommended, even for those who aren't real baseball fans, like me. It's just for the atmosphere! Probably the nice sunny outdoors has something to do with it, but more importantly for us yelpers, there's a TON of different foods to try there! It's not restaurant food, but hey, it sure beats the crap out of whatever the Canucks sell lol. Here's my recommended list: 1. Garlic Fries 2. Deep fried mushrooms (5 min wait though) 3. Tachos: chili beans, pork, drenched all over w/ sour cream 4. Dreyer's ice cream 5. Crepes!! And we only get Churros & Klondikes for dessert lol (they have this too) Didnt try their gourmet hot dogs, pulled pork sandwich, deep fried twinkies, thai food, it's endless.... Stay away from their cheeseburgers, it was dry and plain jane. what a waste of $6.75 Basically my experience is in addition to the wide amazing of food, as well as another plaza of concession food--- organic gourmet hot dogs, smoothies even, and 'fondue on a stick', Safeco Field is a way more vibrant buzz than a Canuck game. !/3 of the 50,000 fans are there just to drink beer and eat, as they're NOT in the seats, but on 3 different concourses milling around, not even paying attention to the game. for a first-time, one is just blown away by the size of this stadium, which is an architectural wonder in itself---esp. the retractable roof. Think it's around 5 years old or something, no wonder these americans have this down pat...lol If you get there early and willing to park 10 blocks away for a 15min. walk on a nice sunny day, there's free parking ;) otherwise, it ranges from $15-$40 for prime location... read more

Obviously, my feelings are somewhat conditional to how well the M's are playing. At the moment, I am ecstatic with their performance. 2nd in the Majors since June 1st. Can't complain.. Note: a fairweather fan - I AM NOT. However, frustration is natural. And we all know how frustrating the Mariners can be. read more

After having had a knee & hip replacement, I thought I could make it through the stadium to my seat, but when staff saw me struggling, they came to my aid with a wheelchair and took me the rest of the way. Once at the section, they walked me all the way down to my row, and then made arrangements with me to come pick me up later, towards the end of the game. They were right there, and wheeled me all the way outside of the stadium & across the street to where my ride was. We were grateful for their kindnesses and alertness, and were very thankful for their efficient assistance, which enabled us to enjoy the game by alleviating our stress. read more

Just picked up my 'old school' jersey which I had my name, Tommy G, and the number 24 embroidered. The sales associate, Patty, assisted me and she was the BEST! Not only do that have the greatest selection at the stadium store, they also sell Tommy Bahama Mariners shirts there! Wow! Life is one long weekend! read more

I hadn't been to a game for over 15 years and bought tickets for one of the first games of the season. Unfortunately we had some very drunk, racial slurring folks behind us. We told security repeatedly but they weren't asked to leave. I wrote the Mariners after the game letting them know details, not expecting anything, just wanted to let them know that they may need to speak to their security a little more when situations like this happen. To my surprise I received a call from their customer service department asking details about what happened. He seemed genuinely concerned and followed up with me after speaking to the 2 security gentlemen we complained to. Very impressed by the customer service and I've purchased tickets to 2 games since. Thanks guys! read more

I can't say I'm a huge baseball fan. However, I went to one game last year with my old office, and it happened to be the big thrilling Ichiro record breaker. What an awesome time to be at Mariner's stadium! They had a big tribute to him on the large screen (see photos). The garlic fries are delicious, if you're in the market for a heart attack. My favorite thing is that they change the words to the cheesy 90's song "Tootsie Roll" to "Ich-i-ro". Classy. read more

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Such a great venue. It makes me proud to live here. And the 2018 team is scoring runs. So much fun! BUT!!! Beers are now up to $12.50 and it just ruins the experience. I'm not sure how the average income family can afford to go. It's a sad statement that regular people can't afford to go. Prices are outrageous. read more

It's hard to find a once-quite-likable team as likable if they're not getting anywhere. Conversely, when was the last time the Mariners were within a stone's throw of the playoffs? It's been a long, difficult couple-of-years for Seattle sports clubs. (The Seattle sports clubs that remain. David Stern is a heartless cad.) OK, so the Mariners still have Ichiro. And they've got the presumptuousness of King Felix. And the somehow-acquired Cy Young winner Cliff Lee. And the comfortingly friendly face of Junior, who still sports the most gorgeous swing you've ever seen. But even with these gentlemen in their midst, are the Mariners going anywhere? What is their arc? And to be blunt; are other teams afraid of them? Doesn't seem to be that way. It's tough to like a once-likable team when they're not getting any traction between the rubber and the road. read more

the mariners... well, they didn't do so well this particular night... minus a star :( but the stadium is great and on a night with clear skies you just can't beat it... BALLS!!! TRAINS!!!!! ah yes, good times with good friends :) read more

TV BROADCAST 2008 version: Okay who let this Dave Simms guy bump our beloved Rick Rizzs off the Seattle Mariner's tv broadcast team. He still does a great job on the radio every Mariner game, but this new guy on the TV doesn't know 10% of the game info about the sport that Rizzs knows. Rick Rizzs is the best baseball voice in the entire game and if we don't treat him well, he'll get gone to greener or winning er pastures. Rizzs never has a bad thing to say about anything (most positive attitude I've ever seen in a guy). Please get ride of Dave Sims and bring back Rick Rizzs to television. read more

I think it's somewhat unreasonable to give the Mariners one star when I consistently have fun at Safeco and they're a +.500 team, so I'll bump them up to three stars. They'll get a fourth if they're ever in playoff contention! read more

After the dark, horrendous Bavasi years of signing overpaid veterns and throwing dead wood into the outfield a new vision has arrived. I remember Randy Johnson in '95 and yadda yadda yadda, that was then. 2001 and 116 wins, that was then too... but its time to look towards the future and be optimistic. Felix Hernandez has turned into an ace and Ichiro has a quality defender beside him in Franklin Gutierrez, something he has lacked with Raul Ibanez's stiff defense and the departure of Adam Jones, who vicariously is still here grimacing in the form of a torn labrum in Erik Bedard's shoulder. read more

Been a Mariners fan since 1980! Love the Mariners and always will be a fan of the team, and go to their games at Safeco Field!

The prices continue to climb ever higher. For us it crossed a point of no return. Always enjoyed M's baseball over the years and had a great win tonight. We are hanging up our hat. Over the top for food. $5 for a 25 cent bottle of water $9.50 for a hot dog. 5.50 for a small popcorn. Sorry, we are done. Wish the best for the Mariner's team but we won't be back. read more

For those who want to rate the ticket and beer prices and the stadium where the M's play - search for "Safeco Field." For those who want to talk about a legit baseball team with an awesome lineup and a killer rotation - search for "San Francisco Giants" or "Boston Red Sox" :-X read more

I love going to see a game at the stadium, every seat is good. Not to mention great food.

Usually enjoy seeing a game at Safeco. However bought tickets online and was sold row 41A... Had no idea they were in the handicap row meant for wheelchairs. We were treated rather poorly, management had cleaners come and interrupt our enjoyment of the game to clean some peanut shells off the floor. We were told we had to move our chairs apart and were generally made to feel unwelcome. Don't know if it was the Mariners management or a self important attendant, but made the experience rather unpleasant. read more

As a Cubs fan, the Mariners make me feel right at home.

Even if they don't win, games are super fun. Good food and nice people. Didn't get hassled by drunks like at some baseball games. Just great chats with nearby fans about the game. read more

I used to go every year for Mothers Day with my family, but this year, it's like they've given up on the food which is sad looking with no flavor, and the servers seem bored. If you are looking for an overpriced crispy polish sausage in a generic bun, go for it, otherwise, eat before the game. read more

Well I love the Mariners so, I am a little biased! The check in however is about the team and not the field so speaking about the team the ticket prices and food is a little high. However the food selection, team store, and entertainment value of a baseball game is worth it. Also they have a lot of creative giveaways and promotions all the time. read more

This is a great location for baseball. The park has an intimate feel that has contemporary features, but has that traditional feel. Even with the roof closed, you still get the open air feel of the game. read more

The Mariners. They are still my AL team and I have some fond memories of the Kingdome (gasp) and have checked out Safeco once. I still can't believe how many seasons I've heard that, "This is the year baby." I'll keep my fingers crossed but sometimes its hard. read more

They are exciting. Every thing is too expensive for the average family. Our tickets were outrageous for the seats we had. We paid a lot for very little food. We are better off staying home and watching it on television read more

Great Field, Nice overall. Always enjoy my visits to Safeco Field

I love living in a city with baseball again!!!! (Booo Portland) The stadium is very nice and most of the food is pretty good, but of course considerably overpriced. They have a decent selection of beers, not just Bud, Bud Light and Coors and one Micro, but you may have to visit a couple of different vendors to find what you need. This is our first year living in Seattle and we've already been to 4-5 games. We are considering the small pack of season tickets next year. read more

I love the M's....they are our baseball team, how can I not! What I do not love is the fair weather fans that love them when them win...turn out in droves to see Ken Griffey Jr, will always "remember where they were" when they beat the Yankees but....when they are losing these fans are the first to complain and not support them. Whatever. Grow up Seattle...we lost the Sonics, I do not want to lose the Mariners. Go M's!!! read more

My all time fav. Seattle Mariner is the Mariner Moose. he's so funny and really entertainning. Even more then the team. GO SEATTLE MARINER'S!! read more