T-Mobile Park Review

I went to Seattle for a Mariners game. How was the stadium? Was it good? Does it know things? Lets find out!
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Sources: ME. I filmed all the footage found in this video. I guess I did use a clip from their broadcasting partner, Root Sports, so thanks to them.
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[@ProgShell]

IMO the best seats in the house are the 300 level along the third base line. That’s the place you can see what there is of the Seattle skyline. Also I was there probably 5 or 6 times this year and I have never once noticed the bat chandelier.

[@BaseballAF]

the square place in the middle is better experienced as a tall person, since as a short person it's hard to see over everyone else 10/10 review

[@nomorefielders]

You can rest on my shoulders if we ever go.

[@BaseballAF]

I'll hold you to that

[@SeeiingStars]

At Oracle park, we got a DJ. Boom.

[@sacredfire536]

yo man! im a new subscriber as of today, ive been binging your videos on roku and i honestly thought you'd have a hundred thousand subs from the quality of your content. shit is mad entertaining. seattle is a beautiful city and both the football stadium and this park are really sweet. you should find a way to visit Minneapolis some day. all three of the major sports teams are downtown. target field and the target center are up torwards the near north which is right by all of the most beautiful skyway buildings that are in the city, its near the downtown target which is on 9th and nicollet. the skyway basically connects every big building on the second floor through what are essentially windiing indoor streets with shops and atriums that are like small malls and food courts. one of my favorite atriums is the IDS center. there are live trees and birds in the building over there and one of my favorite past times is getting stuff from candyland on hennepin avenue and me and my girl like to sit there when its really cold out and just vibe. there are also all types of little ducked off seating areas and things like that just to sit and talk to people, eat/drink and locals youll find waiting for their shifts to start or whatever just watching the cars and everything go by down on the street during the winter listening to music or whatever. all the way down to the government center and then its a short light rail ride to where the vikings play which is one of the sweetest stadiums ive ever seen. there are big beautiful hotels with full skyway connectivity which means you can walk on the second floor all the way to target center to see the timberwolves or into target field to buy your tickets and find your seats. if you go look at pictures on explore minnesota or something similar of the ballpark youll see the dope view of the skyline from the stadium. the pitches are oriented to the north and the park is situated on the north corner of downtown so you can see everything from out there and minneapolis is probably the most underrated city in the country. it's beautiful and has high quality amenities, food, concert venues and etcetra. hell maybe you come visit me! lol. thank you for the time you take to make your content man. i never knew youtube had such a cool baseball community until very recently. i ended up here from watching secret base's dorktown on the mariners. much love dude.

[@Flightrider]

Great vid. As a person who lives kinda close to Seattle going to t mobile is always fun. The 3rd base seats are very good to in my opinion

[@nomorefielders]

Yeah it’s honestly a gem that doesn’t show its age

[@WhatHappenedtoBaseball]

It’s still funny to me you went to Seattle the same week the Braves did but didn’t line up your trip to see them

[@nomorefielders]

I have been to over 30 Braves games in the last 4 years it was time for a change.

[@theamateurobserver]

Great fair review, I would add garlic fries are best hot and go great with ketchup, fans are generally very engaged, booing every time an opposing player calls time, throws a pick off, has a mound visit etc. If a mariner gets plunked it’s the only time you’ll see the fans mad. They cheered the team off the field after their ALDS sweep last year. And there’s a good pregame scene just north of the stadium with vendors, street performers, and tons of bars. Basically a big street tailgate that starts hours before the game

[@hoce15]

Rogers Centre has a DJ

[@GreatMewtwo]

To be fair, at least the corporate offices of Starbucks are not far from the park either. I only just realized this looking at a map of the Seattle area.

[@tjtribble.]

Paul Sewald wasn’t our closer, he was just one of the relievers who happens to close a lot. Andres Muñoz was probably the closest thing to a closer we had last season. Also not the garlic fries slander 😭. You’re the first person I’ve heard not love them

[@nomorefielders]

Ah closer by committee I see. As for the fries, they were good when paired with the milkshake, but overall not worth the 15 dollars I paid for them.

[@RetroBaseball]

The real question is did you get Tim the camera’s autograph?

[@nomorefielders]

His assistant said he was too busy to sign autographs :/

[@witgiz2868]

nice vid

[@nomorefielders]

Thank you

[@dirtymike3329]

We like to do a little trolling

[@JordanYemothy]

Ironic comment about Kelenic

[@chrisofchris]

Video gets a like for the Hample smack

[@connorsears6028]

Sorry your fries were dry and not soggy. They make them crispy, salty and garlicy with some apple slices. Hot and crispy fries can be an acquired taste.

[@nomorefielders]

Yeah maybe I just got the wrong batch. Honestly the combo with the vanilla shake wasn’t bad. Still have nostalgia for the stadium though. Such an architectural masterpiece

[@joelluongo7419]

" opens.. either 60 minutes or an hour before the first pitch " ? Hugh?