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T-Mobile Park is a retractable roof baseball park located at 1250 First Avenue, South Seattle, Washington. It has a seating capacity of 47,929 for baseball and 30,144 for football. It was first opened on July 15, 1999, for the general public with the former name of Safeco Field (1999–2018). The first game played at the venue was on the same day. It is owned and operated by Washington State Major League Baseball Stadium Public Facilities District. Its architecture was designed by NBBJ and 360 Architecture under the Project management of The Vosk Group LLP. It is a retro-modern park preserving the history of the park with instant renovations including modern features of the retractable roof, luxury suites, great food and beverage selection, full ADA-accessibility.

Aside from professional baseball, T-Mobile Park is also used for School State championships, College Football, Soccer, Wrestling, Concerts, Annual employee meetings, presidential campaigns, and devotionals. Some popular events hosted by this venue include American League West, 2001 MLB All-Star Game, Mariners' 2011 interleague series, WrestleMania XIX, NCAA Pacific-10 Conference, Seattle Bowl college football, International Friendly Soccer Match, 2002 CONCACAF Women's Gold Cup Semifinal, Seattle Mariners Ballpark Tour, etc. It also hosted 2019 NEAPWA Annual Chapter Dinner at PWX- SO, Epilepsy Awareness Night, Dare to Dream Dinner & Auction, Astros at Mariners, Ichiro Pop! Collectible Night | Athletics vs. Mariners, Oakland Athletics, The Who MOVING ON! TOUR, and many more.

Notable artists who showed their most exceptional talent at the venue include The Beach Boys, Paul McCartney, Beyoncé & Jay Z, Billy Joel, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Pearl Jam, Zac Brown Band, Foo Fighters.

Tickets for the event to be held at T-Mobile Park can be purchased from the box office all over the week from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. You can also visit TicketsOnSale.com to buy tickets online at some great discounts.