Seattle Mariners Tickets

Seattle Mariners Tickets & 2021 Games

The 2021 MLB season is an opportunity for Seattle Mariners fans to get out to see the M's play against many of the best teams in baseball. Home tickets for the Mariners games will see plenty of demand whenever a popular team, or AL West opponents, comes to town. The amazing thing about M's home games at they are typically available for reasonable prices for good seats. The Seattle Mariners play their home games at T-Mobile Park (formerly Safeco Field), located near downtown Seattle, Washington. T-Mobile Park holds more than 47,000 screaming Mariners fans. A must-see at T-Mobile Park is the Mariners Hall of Fame, which is located on the Main Concourse and features former M's players in the Hall, including Ken Griffey Jr and Edgar Martinez.

2021 Mariners Opening Day Tickets

The biggest Mariners home games of the season is always their opening day game. The opening game is magical because fans get to see this year's team and form early opinions whether the Mariners has the team to make a deep run in the MLB playoffs which may even mean their first ever win in the World Series.

Mariners Spring Training (Cactus League Games)

The Seattle Mariners play their Spring Training home games at Peoria Sports Complex in Peoria, Arizona. The stadium has a capacity of 12,000 for the Mariners Cactus League games. It is the Spring Training home of the Mariners and rival San Diego Padres, leased through 2034.

2021 Mariners Schedule

What are the most popular games on the Mariners schedule? Ticket demand really picks up when the Mariners playing division rival Oakland Athletics. Mariners fans also come out to cheer at T-Mobile Field when the Los Angeles Angels or Texas Rangers come to town.

Mariners Tickets at T-Mobile Park

The Seattle Mariners play their home games at T-Mobile Park (formerly Safeco Field), located near downtown Seattle, Washington. T-Mobile Park holds more than 47,000 screaming Mariners fans. A must-see at T-Mobile Park is the Mariners Hall of Fame, which is located on the Main Concourse. Currently there are a handful of former M's players in the Hall, including Ken Griffey Jr and Edgar Martinez. The Seattle Mariners dugout is on the T-Mobile Park first base line in front of section 120-125. With the low walls between the dugout and foul pole on each base line, these seats are the best in the house. For cheap tickets, the bleachers in left field oversee both bullpens and offer an elevated vantage point.