Safeco Field

Seattle Mariners (MLB ) (since 1999)

Safeco Field is a baseball stadium in Seattle, Washington. It is the home of the Seattle Mariners, a Major League Baseball team in the American League. The namesake of the stadium, the Safeco is an insurance company based in Seattle. The naming rights cost the company 40 million U.S. dollars.

The stadium has a capacity of 46 621 spectators (excluding seats) and a movable roof. The total building costs, until the opening of 517.6 million U.S. dollars to Safeco Field was at that time the most expensive baseball stadium in the world.

It was opened after two years of construction on 15 July 1999 with the play of the Mariners against the San Diego Padres. Safeco Field is the team as a replacement for the Kingdome, an indoor stadium, just north was adjacent to the new stadium by 2000.

2003 Safeco Field venue for Wrestlemania 19 was

American League: Angel Stadium of Anaheim | Comerica Park | Fenway Park | Kauffman Stadium | O.co Coliseum | Oriole Park at Camden Yards | Progressive Field | Rangers Ballpark | Rogers Centre | Safeco Field | Target Field | Tropicana Field | U.S. Cellular Field | Yankee Stadium

National League: AT & T Park | Busch Stadium | Chase Field | Citi Field | Citizens Bank Park | Coors Field | Dodger Stadium | Great American Ball Park | Marlins Park | Miller Park | Minute Maid Park | Nationals Park | PETCO Park | PNC Park | Turner Field | Wrigley Field

By 2008 stadiums used: Shea Stadium | Yankee Stadium (1923 )

By 2011, used stadiums Sun Life Stadium

  • Baseball stadium in the United States
  • Sports (Seattle )
  • Building in Seattle
  • Built in the 1990s
  • Sports venue in Washington
Washington (state) Globe Life Park in Arlington Miller Park (Milwaukee) Turner Field Yankee Stadium (1923)
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