Funko Field

Funko Field sits on the campus of Everett Memorial Stadium, a multi-use municipal sports facility in the residential-and-commercial Broadway corridor of Everett — the Boeing-aviation-anchored city north of Seattle. The neighborhood is suburban-Pacific-Northwest in character rather than a dense walkable district. Downtown Everett's small dining scene and the Imagine Children's Museum sit a short drive north. The Boeing Future of Flight aviation center and Paine Field aviation tour (the country's largest aircraft-assembly building, where Boeing's 747, 767, 777, and 787 widebody jets are assembled) sits a short drive west and is the canonical regional bucket-list destination — Everett's defining global identity. Mukilteo's ferry terminal connecting to Whidbey Island sits a short drive south. Downtown Seattle with Pike Place Market, the Space Needle, and the broader Seattle restaurant array sits a short drive south on I-5. The neighborhood reads as a suburban Everett ballpark with the Boeing aviation heritage and the Seattle metro as the regional draws.

Plan to arrive 45-60 minutes before first pitch — Memorial Stadium parking flow is straightforward and the closest lots fill steadily on weekend home dates. Funko Field at Memorial Stadium is the current naming-rights name for Everett Memorial Stadium, with the Funko Pop! collectible-figure company (headquartered in Everett) holding the naming rights — the AquaSox identity and the Funko branding give the ballpark a distinct Pacific Northwest pop-culture personality. Everett Memorial Stadium opened in 1947 and is one of the oldest still-active ballparks in MiLB. The Everett AquaSox have been the Seattle Mariners affiliate continuously since 1995 — making the AquaSox-Mariners affiliation one of the longest-running stable Mariners affiliations. The AquaSox were a short-season Single-A club in the Northwest League for decades; the 2021 MLB-MiLB reorganization shifted the Northwest League to High-A full-season status. Webby the AquaSox mascot is a Pacific Northwest minor-league-mascot favorite. The Mariners have announced plans for a new dedicated High-A ballpark in the Everett area to meet MLB's updated facility standards; visiting fans should verify on the AquaSox' site whether Funko Field is still the active home or a new venue has opened. Mobile-only tickets are the norm. Bag policy and gate-open times shift season to season.

Funko Field at Memorial Stadium is the current naming-rights name for Everett Memorial Stadium in Everett, Washington. The Funko Pop! collectible-figure company (headquartered in downtown Everett) holds the current naming rights. The ballpark opened in 1947 and is one of the oldest still-active ballparks in MiLB. Capacity sits around 3,682. The Everett AquaSox have been the Seattle Mariners affiliate continuously since 1995, one of the longest-running stable Mariners minor-league affiliations. The AquaSox were a short-season Single-A Northwest League club for decades; the 2021 MLB-MiLB reorganization shifted the Northwest League to full-season High-A status. The Mariners and the AquaSox have publicly discussed building a new dedicated High-A ballpark in the Everett area to meet updated MLB facility standards — the timeline and exact venue are evolving, and visiting fans should verify the current active home on the AquaSox' official site. The ballpark sits in a suburban Everett residential-and-commercial neighborhood with the Boeing Future of Flight aviation center and the broader Seattle metro as the regional anchors.