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Bannerwood Park

Bannerwood Park is the Division I baseball home of Seattle in Bellevue. This FanProof guide focuses on arrival… Read more

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Reviewed 10.15.26

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Seattle University baseball’s Bannerwood Park is at 1790 Richards Road in Bellevue, about ten miles from the Seattle campus. The baseball A–Z guide lists gates opening 90 minutes before the event, with all entry at home plate. Parking is directly outside; respect coned spaces reserved for team buses. Accessible parking, drop-off and a pedestrian route are listed near the main entrance, with limited accessible seats arranged through the ticket office. Restrooms and concessions are behind home plate. The official diagram shows three general-admission seating zones rather than numbered seats.
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Getting there
For Seattle U accessibility accommodations at Redhawk Center or Bannerwood Park, contact the athletics ticket office at 206-398-4678 before visiting. Use the venue-specific A–Z guide for your event's parking and entrance.
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Bannerwood Park’s diamond and outfield in the City of Bellevue’s wide panoramic photograph. This provides field orientation rather than a numbered spectator view; the city’s published crop supplies no exact capture date.
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Bannerwood Park’s diamond and outfield in the City of Bellevue’s wide panoramic photograph. This provides field orientation rather than a numbered spectator view; the city’s published crop supplies no exact capture date.

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Bannerwood’s baseball guide permits return when you scan out before leaving and scan back in. Concessions accept debit/credit cards and are cash free. Bags are searched; confirm the current size rules and water/medical arrangements. Coolers and containers are listed as prohibited. Strollers have no designated storage and staff recommend leaving them in your vehicle. Children ages three and older need tickets; younger children must sit on an adult’s lap. The older A–Z page’s parking-map image is missing its source, so its heading does not supply a usable map. Check the current game for any updated arrangements.

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Destination: Bannerwood Park, 1790 Richards Road, Bellevue, WA 98005. Seattle University baseball’s Bannerwood Park is at 1790 Richards Road in Bellevue, about ten miles from the Seattle campus. The baseball A–Z guide lists gates opening 90 minutes before the event, with all entry at home plate. Parking is directly outside; respect coned spaces reserved for team buses. Accessible parking, drop-off and a pedestrian route are listed near the main entrance, with limited accessible seats arranged through the ticket office. Restrooms and concessions are behind home plate. The official diagram shows three general-admission seating zones rather than numbered seats. For Seattle U accessibility accommodations at Redhawk Center or Bannerwood Park, contact the athletics ticket office at 206-398-4678 before visiting. Use the venue-specific A–Z guide for your event's parking and entrance.

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Seattle University baseball’s Bannerwood Park is at 1790 Richards Road in Bellevue, about ten miles from the Seattle campus. The baseball A–Z guide lists gates opening 90 minutes before the event, with all entry at home plate. Parking is directly outside; respect coned spaces reserved for team buses. Accessible parking, drop-off and a pedestrian route are listed near the main entrance, with limited accessible seats arranged through the ticket office. Restrooms and concessions are behind home plate. The official diagram shows three general-admission seating zones rather than numbered seats.

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Bannerwood’s baseball guide permits return when you scan out before leaving and scan back in. Concessions accept debit/credit cards and are cash free. Bags are searched; confirm the current size rules and water/medical arrangements. Coolers and containers are listed as prohibited. Strollers have no designated storage and staff recommend leaving them in your vehicle. Children ages three and older need tickets; younger children must sit on an adult’s lap. The older A–Z page’s parking-map image is missing its source, so its heading does not supply a usable map. Check the current game for any updated arrangements.

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  • Confirm payment methods not covered above for parking, box office and concessions; the guidance may address only part of your visit.
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For Seattle U accessibility accommodations at Redhawk Center or Bannerwood Park, contact the athletics ticket office at 206-398-4678 before visiting. Use the venue-specific A–Z guide for your event's parking and entrance. Confirm return service and last departures for your event’s finish time.

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Bannerwood Park — official general-admission seating-zone diagram

Bannerwood Park: Seating chart, Bannerwood Park — official general-admission seating-zone diagram. Use the source chart for section and row details.

Seattle University’s current seating-map page identifies this complete Bannerwood baseball diagram with three GA seating blocks, home and visitor benches and field orientation. It is a general-admission zone plan, without numbered sections, rows or seats. Confirm accessible/companion placement and the actual game’s admission arrangements; a GA block does not reserve an individual seat.

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Bannerwood’s baseball guide permits return when you scan out before leaving and scan back in. Concessions accept debit/credit cards and are cash free. Bags are searched; confirm the current size rules and water/medical arrangements. Coolers and containers are listed as prohibited. Strollers have no designated storage and staff recommend leaving them in your vehicle. Children ages three and older need tickets; younger children must sit on an adult’s lap. The older A–Z page’s parking-map image is missing its source, so its heading does not supply a usable map. Check the current game for any updated arrangements.
Good arrival window
Seattle University baseball’s Bannerwood Park is at 1790 Richards Road in Bellevue, about ten miles from the Seattle campus. The baseball A–Z guide lists gates opening 90 minutes before the event, with all entry at home plate. Parking is directly outside; respect coned spaces reserved for team buses. Accessible parking, drop-off and a pedestrian route are listed near the main entrance, with limited accessible seats arranged through the ticket office. Restrooms and concessions are behind home plate. The official diagram shows three general-admission seating zones rather than numbered seats.
Main transit note
For Seattle U accessibility accommodations at Redhawk Center or Bannerwood Park, contact the athletics ticket office at 206-398-4678 before visiting. Use the venue-specific A–Z guide for your event's parking and entrance.
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Bannerwood Park reflects Seattle traditions and campus rhythms, but the smoothest visit starts with the school’s current game-day information rather than a generic ballpark address.

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  • ✓Seattle traditions and campus atmosphere
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For Bannerwood Park: confirm the exact Seattle parking, entry, ticket, bag, seating, weather, and accessibility guidance before arrival.

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