The (Surprisingly Few) 2023 Changes To T-Mobile Park - Home of the Seattle Mariners (Safeco Field)

The Seattle Mariners have invested over $100 million into ballpark improvements at T-Mobile park ahead of the 2023 All Star Game. They've made updates to the ballpark, as well as purchased restaurant space across the street at The Hatback, Steelheads Alley, and The Boxyard. But how do those improvements look for non-Diamond Club/Press Club fans? This video will give you the breakdown of changes, updated concessions, along with a few views of the park from 2023's Opening Day!
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[@djijspeakerguy4628]

Not sure if anybody noticed, but they allegedly spent millions on sound improvements during the pandemic when the stadium was closed. I’ve not been in there since early 2019, and especially when the roof was open, I couldn’t hear a word the announcer was saying in the lower deck at the time, but the seats way up top actually got okay sound. Let’s hope they’ve done something about that lower deck!

[@wmst5065]

It's after 11p.m. on Good Friday 2023 and this video has got me craving a 'dog and a beer.

[@YoKendog]

I can almost smell the garlic fries… makes me miss home. ❤

[@BlockingThePlate]

I'll like your comment, even though I don't like garlic fries. Haha.

[@brendenkennedy4304]

Hi how are you doing? I haven't been here in over 20 years. I would say no thank you to the fried grasshoppers. That kind of sounds gross.

[@BlockingThePlate]

They're overseasoned. I've had them. :)