One of the best major league ballparks in the US, even at age 25 years! Ownership has stayed on top of fixes and improvements. Restaurant choices are incredible. More Asian concessions than you'll find almost anywhere. Not cheap, however. T-Mobile is very intimate. You really feel close to the action because of the way seating over left field is situated. You can't beat access to watch the bullpen activity. Go up to the third level a few minutes before sunset -- it's an incredible view of Puget Sound! Security lines to get in are very manageable. I've never waited more than 5 minutes to get in, and usually that's because others don't know how to prepare their mobile phones for the equipment. Actual security scanning is top notch and speedy for the most part. Gate staff are so cheery and wonderful. In game entertainment between innings is mostly geared to a younger crowd and young kids, but it's mostly fun. The biggest plus is getting out and home rapidly, but that is largely dependent upon using public transportation. Link light rail is a really fantastic way to get to/from a game, even if there's 40,000 in attendance. So, plan accordingly. If you need a car to get there, you'll likely save money and time to park farther away and take light rail instead of finding parking (which ain't cheap!).