Study: A $10 Beer and Hot Dog Combo Makes T-Mobile Park the 9th Cheapest MLB Stadium
Mariners home field ties with Coors Field for affordability in new report.

Going to T-Mobile Park is often a time of pure joy or a nine-inning nightmare of disappointment. A new study suggests that the price tag might be surprisingly manageable as well. According to the research by Bovada Sportsbook, a beer and a hot dog at T-Mobile will cost you $10. This specific price point ranks the stadium as the ninth cheapest in the entire MLB.
The Mariners’ home field is tied with the Colorado Rockies’ Coors Field. Both locations sit at $10 for the study’s standard combo. The Cleveland Guardians’ Progressive Field is just below the M's with a $9.64 price tag. The Detroit Tigers’ Comerica Park is ranked first with a beer and hot dog combo coming in at just $8.
The study seems to be based off the cheapest possible options available. We are talking about the Hempler’s Value Hot Dog and the assortment of Value Beers found at the park. There are 15 different types of value beer listed on the Mariners’ website. They range from $5 to $8. The cheapest selections include 12-ounce cans of Keystone Light, Miller High Life, and the oddly specific Keystone Light Apple.
Those wanting a hard cider, domestic beer, or craft beer in a 20-ounce can will have to shell out $14 to $16. A regular, non-value hot dog will also cost a bit more. VisitYourTeam.com puts the current cost at around $7. The study seemingly does not factor in tax. Washington state sales tax brings the total up to about $11.
Regardless, whether it is a walk-off win or a complete blowout, Mariners fans can take comfort knowing that they are not getting entirely ripped off when it comes down to getting food and drinks at the game.
First reported by KIRO 7 News Seattle.
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