For fans heading to T-Mobile Park this season, the wallet-friendly concession prices are almost as appealing as the baseball itself. A new analysis of food and drink costs across all 30 MLB ballparks revealed that T-Mobile Park is among the cheapest venues for game day concessions. Seattle Mariners supporters can grab a beer and a hot dog for a combined $10.00, putting the stadium well within the league’s most affordable tier.
Key Takeaways: Where Seattle Stands
The research, conducted by Bovada Sportsbook, ranked concession pricing across the entire league and found a wide gap between the cheapest and most expensive venues. Detroit’s Comerica Park tops the value chart with the lowest combined price in MLB at just $8.00—a $3.00 hot dog paired with a $5.00 beer. Arizona’s Chase Field follows closely at $8.20, and Miami’s loanDepot Park rounds out the top three at $8.22.
T-Mobile Park’s 9th-place ranking puts Seattle fans in comfortable territory, especially compared to the league’s most expensive game day experience. On the other end of the spectrum, fans at Wrigley Field in Chicago have the most expensive game day experience overall. You can expect to spend up to about $178 per visit there when accounting for tickets, concessions, and parking—the latter alone reaching $107.
What It Means for Mariners Fans
With beer and hot dog prices holding steady at $5.00 each, T-Mobile Park offers one of the more accessible stadium experiences in the American League. As MLB ticket costs continue to rise nationally, affordable concessions can meaningfully lower the overall cost of an outing — particularly for families attending multiple games throughout the season.
