Most fans know the Mariners’ home from their seats. We know it from the curb, where every good outing there begins and ends. The ballpark sits at 1250 First Avenue South, boxed in by Edgar Martinez Drive, Royal Brougham Way, Dave Niehaus Way, and a line of freight tracks, and when the park sells out, around 47,000 people squeeze through those few streets at once. From the Eastside, our T-Mobile Park private transportation takes you across Lake Washington and back home, whether the draw is baseball or a stadium show.
Your drive from Bellevue covers about 10 miles, and I-90 ends almost at the ballpark’s doorstep on Edgar Martinez Drive, with the eastbound on-ramp on that same street for your return. From Kirkland or Redmond, we take whichever bridge is moving better at that hour, I-90 or SR 520. Flying in on game day? We can meet you at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and bring you straight to SoDo, suitcases and all.
After the game, while cabs line up at the taxi stand on the northwest corner, your chauffeur remains nearby and coordinates the post-event meeting point with you before the crowd begins leaving.
Parents letting teenagers go to a big stadium concert by themselves tend to share one worry: the trip home from SoDo at midnight with a phone at 5 percent. For round-trip bookings, we can keep the same chauffeur and vehicle for both ends of the evening.
A few house rules at T-Mobile Park catch first-time visitors:
On an hourly reservation, prohibited personal items can remain with the vehicle while you are inside, and your chauffeur coordinates the return meeting point for after the event.
Do bring one warm layer inside with you, and a blanket too, which the bag policy happily allows. The retractable roof covers the seats but leaves the sides open, and the air inside matches the weather outside. Should a shower blow in, the roof glides shut over all nine acres in ten to twenty minutes.
On the day of a Mariners game, we set your departure around the gate times for your date, a little earlier for fans who want batting practice from the T-Mobile ‘Pen. Weeknight first pitches also collide with the evening commute on I-90, so for those, we leave Bellevue sooner than you might expect, and you will have time to find your seats.
Stadium concerts run on their own clock, with gate times and house rules that change from show to show. We check the event page for yours, and anything the artist’s rules turn away can wait in the vehicle. A concert crowd also empties out in one wave instead of drifting away over the late innings, so your chauffeur is in position during the encore.
The park also hosts All-Star Games, college football, and company events. On a company night, we bring executives and guests to their club entrance while everyone else heads for the main gates, and for groups too big for one vehicle, we combine vehicles and arrive as a small convoy.
Whatever the seat on your ticket, from the front row to the upper deck, our fleet has a vehicle sized for the evening:
The most honest description of our service comes from clients, not from us, and our Google reviews hold it: “Eastside Limo definitely delivered!! From the professionalism to the quality of the vehicle and driver hospitality. The whole package. Took care of our needs above and beyond.”
Your tickets already hold the key details. Send over the event and your party size, and we will be at your door when it is time to cross the lake. Behind the wheel on every trip with our private transportation to T-Mobile Park is a chauffeur trained in defensive driving and customer service. That is why families and companies on this side of the water have trusted Eastside Limousine with nights like this one for more than thirty years.
Our team answers at (425) 558-4755 and contact@eastsidelimos.com around the clock, and you can also reserve online. Enjoy the ballgame, and leave the bridge traffic to us.
