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Everything you need to know about attending a Seattle Mariners game in 2025

Seattle, WALocal News

The excitement for the Seattle Mariners' 2025 season is palpable, with opening day slated for 7:10 p. m. on Thursday at T-Mobile Park. Electric starter Logan Gilbert will take the mound, while fans can enjoy the pre-game festivities, including a ceremonial first pitch by Ichiro Suzuki. The team will honor standout players Dylan Moore and Cal Raleigh for their recent accolades.

Gates will open 90 minutes before the game, giving fans ample time to settle in. Transportation options are plentiful, with parking available in several nearby garages, although early reservations are recommended. Public transit is also a viable option, helping alleviate the stress of game-day traffic. The Mariners are committed to providing a memorable experience, complete with performances by local bands and tributes to baseball legends. Fans can look forward to taking home a magnetic schedule as part of the opening day promotions.

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