Luggage Storage Safeco Field (T-Mobile Park)

About Safeco Field (T-Mobile Park)

Safeco Field, also fondly called by locals as “The Safe,” is a stadium located in Seattle in the state of Washington and is the home of the city’s Major League Baseball (MLB) team – the Seattle Mariners. Situated in the SoDo neighborhood of the city, near the Interstate 90’s western terminus, Safeco Field has a retro-modern style. It features several amenities, including its famous retractable roof. The stadium was built in 1999 to be used as the new home of the Mariners, replacing the team’s original stadium - Kingdome. Ever since the inaugural game at the stadium was held on July 15, 1999, Safeco Field has been widely regarded as one of the best baseball game facilities in the United States. Apart from MLB games, however, the stadium has hosted several other sporting and non-sporting events such as the 2001 Seattle Bowl, Wrestlemania XIX, and even Bernie Sanders’ 2016 presidential campaign.

The baseball stadium was named Safeco Field after a 20-year naming rights agreement was signed with Safeco Insurance, a Seattle-based insurance company. For the longest time, the stadium retained the name and was referred to as “The Safe.” However, when the 2018 season came, Safeco refused to renew the naming-rights deal. As a result, on December 19, 2018, the rights were acquired by wireless network operator T-Mobile, and the ballpark was renamed to T-Mobile Park. This name change became effective officially on January 1, 2019. 

Fun fact: The Safeco Field (T-Mobile Park) has the biggest video screen in all the stadiums in the Major League Baseball, with a measurement of 11,425 square feet. In comparison, the second biggest screen is found at Kansas City’s Kauffman Stadium, measuring 8,820 square feet. 

Things to do near Safeco Field (T-Mobile Park)

The Safeco Field (T-Mobile Park) is one of the most iconic establishments in the city of Seattle. The stadium features several amenities that guests can enjoy. Furthermore, its central location means that it is close to some of the popular sites and attractions in Seattle. Here are some of the top things to do in and around the stadium.

• Visit the Mariners Hall of Fame and the Baseball Museum of the Pacific Northwest, found within the stadium 
• Shop for your favorite team merchandise at the official Mariners Team Store
• Climb the top of the iconic Space Needle to get the best view of Seattle
• Explore the beautiful Discovery Park, the largest and most renowned park in the city
• Experience the colorful and unique exhibits at the Museum of Pop Culture
• Learn about the art of glass blowing at the Chihuly Garden and Glass Museum
• Visit the incredible architecture of the Seattle Central Library and browse the impressive collection here
• See the wonderful marine creatures at the Seattle Aquarium, located at the Seattle Waterfront
• Ride the Seattle Great Wheel, also located at the Waterfront, and get a panoramic view of the city

Transit Options near Safeco Field (T-Mobile Park)

• Link Light Rail
• Sound Transit (ST) Express bus
• Taxi or rideshare (Uber)

Luggage Storage near Safeco Field (T-Mobile Park)

Whether you’re a local or a visitor coming to Seattle to watch a game at Safeco Field, you would not want to be burdened by your heavy luggage. This is especially true if you have plans to explore the rest of Seattle after attending a game. To make the most out of your time in the city, use Bounce’s storage services. We have proudly partnered with a number of local businesses and establishments to provide temporary storage to those who want to travel the city free from luggage. Simply find a Bounce location to your liking, deposit your things there, and stay hands-free throughout your trip.

Luggage Storage Options near Safeco Field (T-Mobile Park)

With so much to do in and around Safeco Field, the last thing you want is to be weighed down by your heavy bag or luggage. To solve this problem, open your Bounce app and search for a location that’s convenient for you. Once you’re done, head over to your chosen location and leave your things there. After that, you’re free to explore galleries, shops, and eateries in the Seattle area.

Luggage Storage near Pioneer Square

Pioneer Square is the oldest neighborhood in the city and the site where the first settlers established what would be their homes. Considered as the historic heart of Seattle, the neighborhood is located in the downtown area and is marked with a 60-foot tall totem pole. Pioneer Square is filled with historic buildings, impressive architecture, art galleries, restaurants, cafés, and more. One of the most recognizable landmarks within the historic district is the Smith Tower, which has an observation deck that’s perfect for sightseeing. Visit the Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park, a museum focused on sharing the city’s role in the 1897 Yukon mass migration. There are also plenty of walking tours conducted around the area, such as the Art Walks and Bill Speidel’s Underground Tour. With so much to see and do in Pioneer Square, you could easily spend an entire day exploring the neighborhood. For a hassle-free time here, store your things at a Bounce location. 

Luggage Storage near Pike Place Market

No visit to Seattle would be complete without checking out the legendary Pike Place Market, which is arguably the city’s most popular tourist attraction. The two-story market may seem like an ordinary farmer’s market, but in reality, the place holds much history in the several years that it has been in operation. Locals and tourists alike flock to Pike Place to do some shopping in the dozens of stalls and vendors. It is also a great spot for foodies who want to enjoy gourmet treats, such as the famous Seattle Joe’s Scramble at Lowell’s. As a foundation of Seattle culture, a visit to the Pike Place Market is a must. Enjoy your time here without worrying about your luggage by depositing your things at a Bounce location near Pike Place.

Luggage Storage near Seattle Art Museum

Seattle is home to some eclectic and impressive museums and cultural institutions. For those who don’t have the time to visit all of them, the one museum you shouldn’t miss when in the city is the Seattle Art Museum, also known simply as SAM. An institution in the city’s art scene, SAM is home to a vast collection of artworks – from Native American and Pacific Northwest works to Asian, European and African pieces. Aside from its impressive collection, SAM is also known for hosting touring exhibits. The museum also has two other locations worth visiting – the Olympic Sculpture Park by the waterfront, and the Seattle Asian Art Museum, located in Volunteer Park. Guests of SAM are prohibited from bringing oversized bags inside the galleries. Instead, drop off your things at a Bounce location before your visit.