Hydro Races
During the middle innings, colorful hydroplanes race around the video board in one of the Mariners' signature traditions, with fans passionately cheering for their favorite boat.
Retractable-roof Seattle baseball stadium known for skyline views and Northwest baseball culture.
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During the middle innings, colorful hydroplanes race around the video board in one of the Mariners' signature traditions, with fans passionately cheering for their favorite boat.
During the 7th inning stretch, fans sing and dance to the Pacific Northwest classic "Louie Louie," honoring one of Seattle's most famous songs.
Between innings, oversized salmon mascots race around T-Mobile Park in a uniquely Pacific Northwest tradition.
Fans respond to scoreboard prompts with the club's rally cry "Sea Us Rise!" during key moments and postseason games.
Full exhibits on the magical 1995 season that saved baseball in Seattle.
Permanent tributes to the voice of the Mariners — My Oh My forever.
Commemorates Edgar's iconic double in the 1995 ALDS — My Oh My!
Celebrates Edgar's Hall of Fame career and the Double that saved Seattle baseball.
Honors Ichiro — 3,000 hits and the greatest contact hitter of his era.
Commemorates Ichiro's 3,000th hit and Hall of Fame career.
Historic 1995 ALDS rivalry between Seattle and New York on display.
Mini hydroplane races on the videoboard between innings — uniquely Seattle.
Social atmosphere in The Pen with fire pits, local beer, and field views.
Clear day with Mount Rainier framed beyond the ballpark — Pacific Northwest perfection.
Evening game with sunset over the Seattle skyline from upper deck seats.
The unforgettable first glimpse of the Seattle skyline and Puget Sound.
Dine at the left field café — one of the best food spots in the ballpark.
Witness a moonshot near the Hit It Here sign — left field magic.
Historic 1995 ALDS rivalry renewed when the Yankees visit Seattle.
Postseason atmosphere in one of baseball's most scenic ballparks.
Social outfield area with fire pits, local craft beer, and open field views.
Feel the 1995 magic — teal rally towels and My Oh My energy in October.
Watch the single-panel roof slide open on a rare sunny Seattle evening.
Sample the incredible food scene — seafood, garlic fries, and Pacific Northwest flavors.
Celebrates King Félix — perfect game and Mariners ace era.
Exhibits on Griffey's home run records and iconic swing.
Commemorates Félix's perfect game and Mariners pitching milestones.
Full history of the Kingdome — 22 seasons of Mariners baseball under one roof.
Honors the Big Unit — Cy Young ace and Mariners pitching legend.
From the Pilots to the Kingdome to T-Mobile Park — Seattle's baseball story.
The Mariners' beloved mascot — high-fives, antics, and mid-inning fun.
Live postgame concerts near the waterfront after select games.
AL West rivalry when the Astros visit the Pacific Northwest.
Walk Pioneer Square bars and restaurants before heading to the ballpark.
Live music near the waterfront after select Mariners home games.
The grand entrance area features large open spaces, Mariners branding, and views into the stadium.
The stadium's address honors one of the greatest Mariners players in franchise history.
The kids area and hangout themed around the Mariners Moose.
The open outfield area creates a modern gathering space with food, seating, and entertainment.
The massive umbrella-style roof protects fans from Seattle weather while keeping the stadium open-air.
Views of the Seattle skyline and, on clear days, Mount Rainier from the open bowl.
Highlights the season that helped save baseball in Seattle.
Statue of Edgar Martinez, the greatest designated hitter, on Edgar Martinez Drive.
Exhibits honoring Ichiro Suzuki’s hitting records and Mariners years.
Statue of Ken Griffey Jr. outside T-Mobile Park — The Kid in his swing.
Honors Mariners greats from Griffey and Edgar through Ichiro.
Honors Mariners legends including Edgar Martinez, Ken Griffey Jr., Jackie Robinson, and other franchise icons.
Fan area featuring food, drinks, and views connected to Mariners legend Edgar Martinez.
Food hall celebrating Pacific Northwest seafood, coffee, and local vendors.
Behind-the-scenes tours featuring the field, clubhouse, roof, and history.
The center-field standing-room bar district looking into both bullpens.
The open rooftop boardwalk with views of the field and Elliott Bay.
The café in right field whose roof is a popular home-run landing spot.
Honors Mr. Mariner — first Mariners star and franchise icon.
The story of the 1977 expansion Mariners and the franchise's early years.
Video and display highlights of the franchise's most unforgettable plays.
AL West rivalry history between Seattle and Houston.
Exhibits on baseball in the Pacific Northwest beyond Seattle.
Bobblehead nights, jersey nights, and special promotional games.
Honoring service members with ceremonies and special recognition.
Family-focused activities and promotions for young Mariners fans.
Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.
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