Getting to T-Mobile Park
Seattle Mariners · Seattle, WA
T-Mobile Park is served by two light rail stations within a short walk, and Link runs postgame until 1am every day of the week — one of the few venues where the last train is genuinely later than the last out. The Mariners also organise driving the useful way round: the exit you want depends on where you intend to park, not on which direction you came from.
Tips & Fan Reports
If you can get a place within walking distance of T-Mobile Park it will be a much better experience. Traffic gets pretty bad around game time. The Silver Cloud hotel across the street is supposed to be the best option.
The 2 Line connects at International District/Chinatown from 28 March 2026, which makes this a viable trip from the Eastside.
Two Link stations serve the ballpark: Stadium and International District/Chinatown, both a short walk.
I-5, I-90 and SR-99 all run within half a mile of the ballpark.
Link runs postgame until 1am every day — extra innings will not strand you.
Pick your motorway exit by where you are parking, not by the direction you arrive from; the Mariners list them that way deliberately.
Ways In
- Driving
- I-5, I-90 and SR-99 all pass within half a mile of the ballpark, and the exit to use depends on where you plan to park. From the north on I-5 southbound, Exit 165A for James St or Exit 164 for Dearborn St, 4th Ave S/Edgar Martinez Dr S and Airport Way S; on SR-99 southbound, exit at S. Atlantic St. From the south on I-5 northbound, Exit 163 for the West Seattle Freeway then signs to Spokane St via 6th Ave S or 1st Ave S, or Exit 164B for Edgar Martinez Dr S, or Exit 164A for Dearborn St. From the east on I-90 westbound, exit to 4th Ave S to park north or east of the ballpark, or to Edgar Martinez Dr S to park south or west. The ballpark is on 1st Ave S at Atlantic St/Edgar Martinez Drive S.
- Public Transit
- Link light rail's 1 Line runs between Lynnwood City Center and Federal Way Downtown, making 26 stops including Stadium and International District/Chinatown, both a short walk from the ballpark. From 28 March 2026 Sound Transit's 2 Line, East Link, connects to the 1 Line at International District/Chinatown, opening the Eastside up. Trains run every 8, 10 or 15 minutes depending on time of day, with postgame service until 1am every day of the week.
- Rideshare
- Uber/Lyft drop-off on Edgar Martinez Drive South near the home plate entrance. Post-game, walk north toward Pioneer Square for faster pickup with lower surge pricing. 10-20 minutes from most Seattle neighborhoods.
Seattle Mariners Travel Gear
Clear bags, ponchos, and packable layers for getting to the gate.
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- Getting there
T-Mobile Park driving directions and Link light rail pages on mlb.com/mariners
- Transit
Sound Transit: Link is a flat fare, "One-way adult fares are $3.00", regardless of distance. Sounder is distance-based and the published matrix gives Tacoma Dome to Seattle King Street at $5.25 (Lakewood $5.75, Puyallup $4.75, Kent $4.00, Tukwila $3.75), so the entry now names where the rider boards -- a day pass is twice the one-way fare
- Lodging
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