MLB Stadiums: Ranking the Best MLB Stadiums

11. Seattle Mariners: Safeco Field

Safeco Field opened in 1999 and some refer to it as the house that Ken Griffey Jr. built. Safeco features one of the more unique retractable roofs in the MLB as it can cover the field of play, while still keeping the stadium open-aired at all times. The park features an extensive menu of food options for Mariners fans that goes far beyond the traditional hot dog, hamburger and pretzel concessions of most stadiums. These rare foods include sushi, burritos, stir-fry and much more.