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Mariners Baseball Basics

• Year Established: 1977

• Mascot: Mariner Moose

• Current Division: American League West

• Last Playoff Appearance: 2022 American League Divisional Series

• Last Division Title: 2001

The Seattle Mariners Schedule

The Mariners embark on a demanding journey each year. They play 162 games, half on the home and half on the road, including 52 face-offs with other teams in the AL West, 64 showdowns against clubs in the AL Central and AL East, and 46 interleague encounters. Every matchup tests the team’s skills, but some opponents garner more attention than others: 

AL West Divisional Competitors

• Houston Astros

• Los Angeles Angels

• Oakland Athletics

• Texas Rangers

Top American League Competitors

• New York Yankees

• Boston Red Sox

• Tampa Bay Rays

• Cleveland Guardians

Top Interleague Competitors

• San Francisco Giants

• Los Angeles Dodgers

• San Diego Padres

• Colorado Rockies

T-Mobile Park

T-Mobile Park has been the home of the Mariners since 1999, when it opened its gates in the SoDo neighborhood of Seatown. Known for its breathtaking views of the downtown skyline, the facility welcomes up to 47,929 guests and offers modern amenities and an unforgettable Pacific Northwest baseball experience.

Notable Sections

• Seattle Mariners Dugout: Sections 121–124

• Visiting Team’s Dugout: Sections 136–139

• Behind Home Plate: Sections 25, 27, 33, and 35

• Family Friendly: Sections 183–186, Section 104 (Alcohol-Free)

• Partying/Socializing: Sections 330–333

• Best on a Budget: Sections 190–195 (Bleacher-Style Seating)

Parking

The closest options for parking include the following : 

• Mariners Garage: 301-337 Edgar Martinez Drive South (~2000 spaces)

• Lumen Field Garage: 330 South Royal Brougham Way (~2000 spaces)

• T-Mobile Park Garage: 1250 First Avenue South (~1000 spaces)

Vacancies are limited during events, so plan to arrive as early as possible. To minimize issues, reserve parking when you purchase your Mariners baseball tickets. The quicker you can squeeze your vehicle into a spot, the faster you can get into the venue to get into your seats!

Alternative Transportation

T-Mobile Park is accessible via various public transportation options. The King County Metro Transit provides numerous bus routes serving the area. Additionally, the Link light rail has a stop at Stadium Station, a short walk from the ballpark. For fans coming from further away, the Sounder Train is an option on game days.

Memorable Seattle Mariners Moments

Baseball is widely known as America’s Favorite Pastime, but being in the crowd for a big moment makes a good time even better. With Mariners tickets in hand, you might even see history in the making! Imagine the luck of the people who were in the crowd to experience these pivotal events: 

• Squeeze and Shock (10/06/2000): The Mariners completed a postseason sweep of the White Sox with Carlos Guillen’s unexpected squeeze play. His bunt, scoring Rickey Henderson, led to a walk-off victory and was a tactical masterstroke by manager Lou Piniella.

• Very Significant Victory (10/06/2001): With a victory against the Rangers, the Mariners tied the 1906 Cubs for the most single-season wins in MLB history. A homer by Bret Boone and Kazuhiro Sasaki’s strikeout of former Mariner Alex Rodriguez made win #116 even sweeter.

• Back-to-Back (05/02/2002): Bret Boone and Mike Cameron hit back-to-back home runs in the first inning of a game against the Chicago White Sox. Then, they did it again! This had never happened twice in one inning before, and by the end of the game, Cameron had hit two more.

• Historic Hit (10/01/2004): During a game against the Rangers, Ichiro Suzuki broke George Sisler’s record for the most hits in a single season with his 258th. The achievement, seen by three generations of the Sisler family, solidified Suzuki's legendary status.

• Pitching Perfection (08/15/2012): Félix Hernández threw a perfect game against the Tampa Bay Rays, becoming the first Mariner to achieve this feat. His dominant performance included 12 strikeouts, marking an unforgettable moment in Mariners and MLB history.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do the Seattle Mariners play their home games?

T-Mobile Park has served as the home of the Seattle Mariners since 1999. Up to 47,929 fans make their way to the venue to root for their favorite team during each game.

What are the most family-friendly seats at T-Mobile Park?

If you want Seattle Mariners tickets for the whole family, consider sections 183–186, near the playground and concessions, or section 104, which has been designated as an alcohol-free area of the ballpark.

Which sections at T-Mobile Park are near the dugouts?

At T-Mobile Park, sections 121–124 on the first base line are behind the Mariners’ dugout. The visiting team sits in front of sections 136–139 on the third base side of the field.

Where are the best seats for socializing at T-Mobile Park?

Sections 330–333 are popular with those who want to party at T-Mobile Park. They are close to upper-level alcohol vendors and are typically among the lowest-priced seats in the stadium.

What are the cheapest seats at T-Mobile Park?

Standing-room-only sections offer a way for fans to see the Mariners without breaking the bank, but they aren’t always available. Mariners tickets on the View Level (sections 306–347) are the next best option.

What time do the gates open at T-Mobile Park?

The gates at T-Mobile Park typically open 90 minutes before the scheduled first pitch. If you’re driving to a game, plan to arrive at least two hours early to allow ample time for parking.

Is cash accepted at T-Mobile Park?

T-Mobile Park is a fully cashless facility. Major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay are accepted, and cash can be converted into cards at the multiple kiosks located throughout the venue.

Do the Seattle Mariners play teams in the National League?

Each season, the Seattle Mariners have 46 games against teams in the National League. Interleague play enables fans and players to get a peek at potential World Series opponents. 

Where can I get Seattle Mariners tickets?

GoTickets offers Seattle Mariners baseball tickets offered by trusted sellers. Every sale is backed by a buyer guarantee, so reserve a place at T-Mobile Park, or save a spot to see the team on the road!