SEATTLE — It’s that time of the year! After finishing the 2025 season inches away from the World Series, the Seattle Mariners look to build on their first American League West Title since 2001.
With the arrival of spring and high expectations, M’s fans will be flocking to T-Mobile Park to watch the city’s beloved baseball team play in 2026.
Whether it’s your first Mariners game or you’ve been cheering on the M’s since the Kingdome days, here is everything you need to know before going to T-Mobile Park this season.
Mariners tickets
Single-game tickets are available on the Mariners website. Prices vary based on multiple factors, including section, opponent, day of the week, and more.
The Mariners will also offer more than 25 “value games,” allowing fans to buy tickets for as low as $12 (including fees). For a full list of value games, scroll down to the Mariners Giveaways section below.
Mariners fans who expect to attend games often can invest in a season ticket plan. The team offers reserved plans, flex memberships, and premium seat packages. Learn more here.
If a game is sold out or fans are looking for secondhand tickets, SeatGeek is the official ticket marketplace for the Mariners. Other websites and online ticket resale brokers sell secondhand tickets to games at T-Mobile Park as well, but the Mariners recommend using the team’s official marketplace.
T-Mobile Park is now a “100% mobile ticket venue,” according to the Mariners’ website. The team encourages digital tickets as the safest method of ticket distribution to avoid counterfeit, stolen, or lost tickets.
Mariners tickets are available through the MLB Ballpark app or the Ticketmaster app. Download them here.
Transportation and parking
You may be asking, “How do I get to T-Mobile Park?” The ballpark is located at 1250 1st Avenue South in Seattle’s SODO neighborhood. There are several ways to get to the ballpark, but the Mariners suggest planning ahead and considering all the transportation options when planning your trip to the game.
Driving: Click here for directions via Google Maps.
Parking: There is a wide range of parking options around SODO, but T-Mobile Park offers three garages near the ballpark.
The Mariners Garage is located on Edgar Martinez Drive South and opens three hours before game time. Cars are able to park without reserving in advance if space is available on a first-come, first-served basis. The garage opens three hours before game time.
This garage can only be booked in advance by Season Ticket members and Flex Membership holders.
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To book parking in advance without those memberships, the Mariners recommend using SpotHero to reserve parking outside of the Mariners Garage.
There are also several parking garages and lots in the Central Business District that “offer very reasonable evening and weekend parking rates,” according to the Mariners. Note that rates often rise on days with events.
Street parking is also available, but several on-street curb locations are not available for parking or stopping before, during, or after games. Drivers should pay attention to signs when deciding to park on the street to avoid immediate towing by the Seattle Police Department.
Click here for more information about parking.
Cal Raleigh #29 and Andrés Muñoz #75 of the Seattle Mariners shake hands after the game against the Pittsburgh Pirates at T-Mobile Park on July 05, 2025 in Seattle, Washington. The Seattle Mariners won 1-0. (Photo by Alika Jenner/Getty Images)
King County Metro: The bus can be a great way for fans to save cash and headaches from parking.
Several bus routes stop within a few blocks of T-Mobile Park. Because traffic can build up — even for buses — some fans may choose to opt for bus routes that stop in Pioneer Square or the International District/Chinatown and walk to the ballpark.
Metro’s ACCESS service and paratransit vans are directed to load and unload passengers along the east curb of Occidental Avenue S. next to the parking plaza.
Link light rail: Taking the light rail is also a good option if you don’t want to figure out a place to park around the stadium, plus it is likely cheaper.
Both the Stadium and International District/Chinatown stations are only a short walk from T-Mobile Park. Free parking is available at Washington State Park and Ride locations, according to WSDOT.
Free parking is available at the following light rail stations: Lynnwood City Center, Northgate, Angle Lake, and Tukwila International Boulevard.
Sounder trains: Sound Transit said special Sounder trains serve T-Mobile Park on game days from as far as Everett and Lakewood. Fans will deboard at the King Street Sounder Station and walk about half a mile to the closest T-Mobile Park entrance.
J.P. Crawford #3, Miles Mastrobuoni #21, Donovan Solano #39 and Andrés Muñoz #75 of the Seattle Mariners dance with teammates after the game against the Texas Rangers at T-Mobile Park on April 13, 2025 in Seattle, Washington. The Seattle Mariners won 3-1. (Photo by Alika Jenner/Getty Images)
Taxi and rideshare: There is a designated rideshare lot southeast of T-Mobile Park. A map can be found here.
Ferry: Fans making the trek across the Sound can take a ferry to Colman Dock along the Seattle waterfront. The ferry terminal is located about a mile from the stadium. Click here to see the Washington State Ferries schedule.
Bicycle: There is bicycle parking available at the Mariners Garage, both inside and outside, but cyclists should bring a bike lock for safety. For bike trails, protected bike paths, and painted bike lanes, use Seattle’s Department of Transportation bike web map.
Walking: Fans who live or are staying downtown can also easily access T-Mobile Park on foot. Click here to see the Mariners’ recommended routes.
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The Mariners also published recommended bike routes to the stadium.
Bag and outside food policy
The Mariners’ bag policy and information guide list the following items as permitted or not permitted. The list of prohibited items is subject to change without notice for non-Mariners home games, concerts, and other special events, according to the team’s website.
Items not listed below but determined to be a risk to the safety or enjoyment of attendees by stadium management shall be refused entry, the Mariners said. Guests with questions about what may or may not be brought into T-Mobile Park may call 206-346-4001 before arriving at the ballpark.
Permitted:
Clear plastic or vinyl bags no larger than 12” x 6” x 12” are permitted. One-gallon clear plastic zip-top bags are also allowed. Exceptions will be made for medically necessary items or single-compartment diaper bags (child must be present).Security screeners must be able to see inside and identify items in each bag. Items may not be used to obscure the view of bag contents, including but not limited to non-clear bags, pouches, etc. Bags with interior contents obscured from view will not be allowed inside the ballpark.Small clutch bags no larger than 4.5” x 6.5” are permitted. These bags do not need to be clear but must be within the small dimensions.Outside food is permitted in single-serving sizes.Sealed, clear plastic water bottles up to 32oz, baby bottles, beverages related to medical needs, and unopened, soft-sided single-serve containers like juice boxes are permitted.Guests may bring in one empty plastic reusable bottle that is 32 ounces or smaller.Fans can bring blankets, strollers, wheelchairs, and umbrellas (cannot be used in the seating area), but items are subject to searches.Fans may bring strollers, wheelchairs, and other mobility products into the stadium, and these items can be stored at the Guest Service Centers at SEC 128 or 329. A Guest Experience Host can provide a claim-check ticket and store these items during events. The Mariners do not offer storage and do not check coats or personal items. The Mariners have no liability for any lost or stolen items.
Not permitted:
Backpacks, multi-compartment bags, duffle bags, and purses larger than 4.5” x 6.5”Products used for smoking, vaping, tobacco use, or marijuana useAerosol containers/bottles (i.e., hair spray, sunscreen, shaving cream, air freshener, spray paint, etc.)Cameras and equipment – Cameras 6 inches or more in length with lens extended, professional cameras, video cameras, tripods, monopods, extendable gimbals, and selfie sticksAnimals (other than service animals), except on special Bark at the Park nightsInflatables like balloons and beach ballsCoolers—hard-sided and Styrofoam coolers, hard plastic inserts for soft coolers, and backpack coolersNoisemakersDronesFlasks or outside beverages, including both alcoholic and non-alcoholicLaser pointersPoles, sticks, and broomsGlass or ceramic containersSelf-defense sprays, including mace, pepper spray, or bear spraySee the rest of the items on the T-Mobile bag policy hereNew food options
Fan excitement is building not just for play on the field, but also all the delicious offerings the Mariners plan to serve up during 81 (and hopefully more) home games this year.
It’s the 50th season for the franchise, and some of the concessions reflect that. The Mariners will offer souvenir helmets from years past for ice cream bowls and throwback jerseys on souvenir cups.
New vendors will hawk their bites, including Piroshky Piroshky, El Rinconsito, and Rolling Smoke BBQ.
The most enthusiasm has potentially been thrown at the new Washington State Ferry boat souvenir, which can be loaded with nachos, fries, chicken tenders, or fish and chips. Plus, the boat that fans get to take home floats in water!
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Washington State Ferry Boat Souvenir
The souvenir celebrates 75 years of the Washington State Ferries system and 50 seasons of the Seattle Mariners.
Chicken tenders served in Seattle Ferry Boat souvenir. (Seattle Mariners)
Fans will be able to take home the ferry with a few different options inside.
Options include:
Bases Loaded Crab Nachos: Wonton chips, cheese sauce, crab salad, sesame, green onion, Thai chili sauceDockside Double Dip: Wonton chips with beer cheese crab dip and spinach artichoke crab dipCrab Fries or Old Bay FriesChicken Tenders with friesRegular Fries or Garlic FriesSidewinder FriesFish & Chips
Our favorite option was the Old Bay fries. The fries full of spice will give the perpetually popular garlic fries a run for their money.
Piroshky Piroshky
Options include Beef & Cheese, Potato & Cheese, Bacon Cheeseburger, Chocolate Cream Hazelnut, Smoked Salmon, and Jalapeno Sausage.
You’re probably familiar with this Pike Place Market staple.
We recommend the beef and cheese pastry.
El Rinconsito
Asada Quesadilla, Asada Tacos, Birria Tacos, Asada Burrito, Birria Burrito, Frescas Horchata, Tamarindo y Hibiscus, Value Menu Quesadilla, and more.
The Washington-based taquería making its debut at T-Mobile Park serves up tasty food at more than 15 locations statewide.
El Rinconsito, Birria Tacos.{ }(Seattle Mariners)
The chicken taco was a standout, with tons of flavor and a little kick.
But the winner was the trio of non-alcoholic fresh beverages: hibiscus, tamarind, and horchata. These can be purchased in different sizes and deliver a powerful burst without too much sweetness.
Rolling Smoke BBQ
Rib Platter (half rack of slow-smoked ribs served with two sides), Pulled Pork Sandwich, Brisket Sandwich, Loaded Mac & Cheese, BBQ Pit Beans, and Coleslaw.
The BBQ food truck is stopping by T-Mobile Park to deliver some delectable bites.
We especially loved the loaded mac and cheese and the brisket sandwich. Both options presented a rich and delicious taste that felt home-cooked.
Rolling Smoke, Rib Platter.{ }(Seattle Mariners)
You also can’t go wrong with their rib platter, where the meat tenderly falls off the bone.
Salt & Straw
This season Salt & Straw brings its Tacolate—a chocolate taco—to the ballpark.
The collaboration from Taco Bell and Salt & Straw is made with cinnamon-ancho ice cream that’s packed into a hand-pressed, sog-resistant waffle cone taco, then dunked in dark chocolate and studded with crunchy puffed quinoa.
Salt & Straw is also bringing scoops of Pots of Gold & Rainbows to the ballpark. They hand-sort the luck from the charms, and steep the whole-grain cereal in cream before stirring in mountains of rainbow ‘mallows.
Nakagawa Sushi
New Trident Roll featuring sushi rice, soy paper, crab salad, salmon, yellow tail, avocado, cucumber, and sesame seeds.
The new Trident Roll is what you should seek out.
Nakagawa, Trident Roll. (Seattle Mariners)
The Japanese restaurant from Bothell is serving the sushi featuring sushi rice, soy paper, crab salad, salmon, yellow tail, avocado, cucumber, and sesame seeds.
Tamari Bar
This year’s additions include Curry Donuts & Dip (crispy Chinese donuts served with signature Area 206 curry sauce), and Miso-Katsu Bowl, Vegan Area 206 Curry.
This Seattle staple, founded in 2014, disseminates Japanese culture, food, and people through its authentic dining experience, according to the Mariners.
The rich curries and perfectly-cooked meat and seafood are sure to knock your socks off.
This year, Tamari Bar added curry donuts and dip, a great value for the flavor. The vegan curry is also delicious.
The best new dish, however, is the miso-katsu bowl. The dish is sure to impress regulars and first-time visitors alike. The blend of flavors presents a tasty treat easy to enjoy in the stands.
The miso-katsu may be our favorite new dish at Mariners games in 2026.
Marination
Ube Coconut Rice Krispie added to the menu this year.
Fans of the popular Hawaiian food joint will be excited for a new dessert.
This season, Marination is introducing Ube Coconut Rice Krispies to its menu.
Marination, Ube Rice Krispie. (Seattle Mariners)
The treat is familiar, with a subtle sweet potato twist. We found it fantastic.
Ballard Pizza
Stadium Bites (pizza dough, garlic oil, parmesan, tomato gravy).
The new Stadium Bites from Ballard Pizza are tasty and on the Value Menu (more info below).
Great State Burger
The Great State Dog (Hempler’s all-beef dog, Great State Sauce, pickles, cheese, lettuce) joins the menu, along with the Great State Veggie Burger (Abbot’s veggie patty, organic lettuce, pickles, mustard, ketchup), and their Sea Salt Chocolate Chip Cookie.
The Mariners have a few vegan options this year, and our favorite was the veggie burger from Great State.
Value menu
You can still get hot dogs, popcorn, and nachos on the value menu, but some new options have also been added this year. This year, 21 items will range from $3-$10.
The Value Menu includes standard stadium fare, but also bites from Ivar’s, Tamari Bar, Ballard Pizza, and more.
A photo of the “Value Menu” of available snacks at Seattle Mariners games at T-Mobile Park during the 2026 season. (Mariners)
Click here to see the full menu and a list of locations around the stadium.
Value beer
The robust Value Beer menu includes 15 options in 2026, four of which are non-alcoholic options.
Mariners fans can enjoy Miller High Life, Sapporo, Keystone Light, and more.
There are three “Value Craft Draft” options: Sierra Nevada Summerfest, pFriem Lager, and Deschutes King Krispy Pilsner.
Unfortunately for IPA lovers, 2026 is the second straight season without an IPA on the menu. (There is a non-alcoholic IPA, however.)
A photo of the “Value Menu” of available beer at Seattle Mariners games at T-Mobile Park during the 2026 season. (Mariners)
Click here to see the full menu and a list of locations around the stadium.
Mariners giveaways
If attending a Mariners game wasn’t fun enough, fans can take home some awesome giveaways at select games.
Highlights include bobbleheads, a replica division champs banner, and jerseys and pins to commemorate the 50th Mariners season.
You may want to get in line today if you want a Humpy shoulder plush. A follow-up to the wildly popular Mariner Moose shoulder plush, the Humpy edition will be a hot commodity.
March 26 — Magnetic Schedule — first 35,000 fansMarch 27 — AL West Champs Replica Banner — first 20,000 fansMarch 28 — Cal Raleigh “60 Home Run” Bobblehead — first 40,000 fansApril 10 — Ichiro Replica Statue — first 40,000 fansApril 11 — Humpy Shoulder Plush — first 20,000 fansApril 17 — Kingdome Fanny Pack Hat — first 10,000 fansApril 18 — Cal Raleigh ’70s Jersey — first 15,000 fansApril 19 — Mariners ’70s Pin — first 10,000 fansMay 1 — Randy Johnson ’80s Jersey — first 20,000 fansMay 3 — Mariners ’80s Pin — first 10,000 fansMay 15 — Hello Kitty Clear Crossbody Bag — first 20,000 fansMay 16 – Military Cap — first 10,000 fansMay 18 — Josh Naylor Bobblehead — first 10,000 fans (2-day giveaway)May 19 — Josh Naylor Bobblehead — first 10,000 fans (2-day giveaway)May 30 — Julio Rodríguez ’90s Jersey — first 15,000 fansMay 31 — Mariners ’90s Pin — first 10,000 fansJune 18 — Stars and Stripes Soccer Jersey — first 15,000 fansJune 29 — Cal Raleigh Funko POP! — first 10,000 fans (3-day giveaway)June 30 — Cal Raleigh Funko POP! — first 10,000 fans (3-day giveaway)July 2 — Cal Raleigh Funko POP! — first 10,000 fans (3-day giveaway)July 4 — Patriotic Bucket Hat — first 10,000 fansJuly 19 — Mariners ’00s Pin — first 10,000 fansAugust 1 — Aloha Shirt — first 15,000 fansAugust 9 — Mariners 50 Seasons Pin — first 10,000 fansAugust 23 — Mariners ’10s Pin — first 10,000 fansSeptember 5 — Bryan Woo Bobblehead — first 20,000 fansSeptember 8 — Andrés Muñoz Funko POP! — first 10,000 fans (3-day giveaway)September 9 — Andrés Muñoz Funko POP! — first 10,000 fans (3-day giveaway)September 10 — Andrés Muñoz Funko POP! — first 10,000 fans (3-day giveaway)September 26 — Mariners ’20s Pin — first 10,000 fans
The popular Bark at the Park nights, giving fans a chance to enjoy a game with their furry friend, and fireworks nights are also back in 2026.
These are additional special games:
Bark at the Park Night: March 27, April 20, May 18, June 29, Aug. 4, Sept. 3Fireworks night: May 29, June 19, July 3, July 17, July 31, Aug. 21, Sept. 4, Sept. 25Kids run the bases after the game: July 5, Aug. 2, Aug. 9, Aug. 23, Sept. 6
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Randy Arozarena #56 of the Seattle Mariners steals third base during the eighth inning against the Toronto Blue Jays in Game 1 of the American League Championship Series at Rogers Centre on October 12, 2025 in Toronto, Ontario. (Photo by Cole Burston/Getty Images)
The Mariners also announced a few special games, but have not yet announced if those days include a promotional giveaway. More could be added before the season starts.
The Mariners are also bringing back value games, allowing fans to buy tickets for as low as $12, including fees.
Value games will be held on:
April 13 vs. HOUApril 20 vs. ATHApril 21 vs. ATHApril 22 vs. ATHMay 4 vs. ATLMay 5 vs. ATLMay 6 vs. ATLMay 18 vs. CHWMay 19 vs. CHWMay 20 vs. CHWJune 16 vs. BALJune 17 vs. BALJune 18 vs. BALJune 29 vs. LAAJune 30 vs. LAAJuly 2 vs. LAAJuly 20 vs. CINJuly 21 vs. CINAug. 4 vs. DETAug. 5 vs. DETSept. 3 vs. ATHSept. 8 vs. TEXSept. 9 vs. TEXSept. 10 vs. TEXSept. 22 vs. HOUSept. 23 vs. HOUSept. 24 vs. LAA
There are also themed nights, with some offering giveaways. Click here to see the themed ticket specials.
J-Rod Squad is returning in 2026! Every Tuesday and Friday, fans sitting in the J-Rod Squad—sections 102, 103, and 104—will receive a special Julio-inspired T-shirt. Deadlines to purchase tickets and more information about the special can be found here.
The Mariners said the promotions schedule is subject to change.
Click here to see the full 2026 Mariners promotional schedule.
FAQs for Mariners gamesQ: When is Mariners opening day?A: Opening day for the Mariners will be on Thursday, March 26, against the Cleveland Guardians.Q: If the roof is closed, what will the temperature be inside?A: T-Mobile Park’s roof does not seal off the outdoors, so the temperature inside will be similar to what is outside. Click here for the current forecast.Q: What is your ticket policy regarding children?A: Children ages 2 and younger do not require a ticket to attend a game, provided they sit on the lap of an accompanying adult. Once a child turns 3, they will need their own ticket to enter the ballpark.Q: Are there water bottle filling stations at T-Mobile Park if I bring my own bottle or want to refill my cup or bottle that I purchased?A: No, but there are many water fountains that can be used to fill water bottles.Q: Can I exit T-Mobile Park and reenter?A: Guests are not permitted to re-enter the ballpark once they leave. In case of an emergency, re-entry permission may only be granted by an Event Security Captain or Gate Host Captain. All Guests who re-enter the facility will be subject to security re-inspection.Q: Does T-Mobile Park provide services for fans with Autism spectrum disorder?A: T-Mobile Park does not currently have a quiet room. Noise-cancelling headphones are available for complimentary use. Please visit the Main Guest Service Center at Section 128 for more information. Please be advised that there will be fireworks during every Mariners home game after the performance of the National Anthem, after every Mariners home run, and after every Mariners win. In addition to fireworks, there will be additional in-park effects and elements; this may include loud noises and lighting effects during inning breaks.Q: Does T-Mobile Park have all-gender bathrooms?A: Yes, there are all-gender bathrooms in sections 105, 120, 234, 319, 327, and 333.Q: Is smoking allowed at Mariners games?A: There is no smoking allowed. This includes vaping, all marijuana products, and all tobacco products—including electronic cigarettes.Q: Can I bring a DSLR camera?A: Fans are not allowed to bring in cameras six inches or more in length with the lens extended, professional cameras, video cameras, tripods, monopods, extendable gimbals, and selfie sticks. Personal photography and video are permitted in the ballpark, provided the images are for personal use only. However, videotaping any game action is prohibited. Photographic support tools that may interfere with the enjoyment of the game for others (such as tripods, detachable telephoto lenses, and selfie sticks) are not permitted in the ballpark.Q: Are there accessible seating areas?A: Accessible and companion seating are available at a wide range of price levels. Guests should indicate when buying tickets if they require accessible and/or companion seating. Elevators are located throughout the facility for wheelchair access.Q: Does T-Mobile Park offer assistive listening devices?A: Assistive listening devices that transmit ballpark audio are available for Guests with hearing or visual impairments for complimentary use during games. Please stop by the Main Guest Service Center at Section 128 to pick up the devices or for more information.Q: Can I bring my dog to the game?A: Service animals or service animals-in-training for a guest with disabilities are welcome at T-Mobile Park. Companion tickets for service animals can be requested through the ticket office at (206) 346-4001. T-Mobile Park staff is available to escort any guest who needs the service animal relief area to the nearest convenient area outside the ballpark. Non-service animals can only come along to Bark in the Park games.Q: I’m a designated driver for my party. Do the Mariners offer anything for me?A: Yes, fans who sign up for the Designated Driver Program at any Guest Service Centers—located at sections 128 and 329, and in the ‘Pen—can receive a soda cup or bottle of water.Q: Is there a lost and found at the ballpark?A: If guests misplace an item or become separated from their party, please proceed to a Guest Service Center. After a game, guests can call (206) 346-4000 for assistance on lost items. Items will be kept for 14 days before being donated to charity.Q: Is there Wi-Fi at the ballpark?A: Mariners Wi-Fi is available throughout T-Mobile Park. It’s free and easy to access—go to settings on your phone, select Wi-Fi, and connect to “Mariners Wi-Fi.”Q: How do I get autographs?A: Players will sign autographs at their discretion. It’s best to come to a game and try waiting above or near the dugouts during batting practice.Q: How does Mariners parking work?A: T-Mobile Park parking info can be found above.Q: Does T-Mobile Park offer ballpark tours?A: Yes. 75-minute tours taking fans “behind the seams” range from $20-40 per person. Some gamedays allow fans to tour the stadium before the game. These hour-long tours range from $50-65. Private tours are also available.Q: How can I watch the Mariners game? Can I watch the Mariners for free live on TV or the internet?A: Mariners games can be accessed with ROOT Sports on cable or Fubo TV. There is no free way to watch the Mariners online, but the Mariners recently introduced ROOT Sports Stream to allow fans to watch Mariners games for $19.99 per month.Q: How do I get to T-Mobile Park?A: Check the section above for how to get to T-Mobile Park to see a Mariners game.Q: Is it still called Safeco Field?A: No. The venue is now called T-Mobile Park.Q: Where can I find the full schedule of Mariners promotions?A: You can see the complete Mariners promotional schedule here.Q: What is the Mariners’ bag policy?A: Read the bag policy information above.Q: Can you bring bags into T-Mobile Park? Does T-Mobile Park require clear bags? Are backpacks allowed in T-Mobile Park?A: Clear plastic or vinyl bags no larger than 12” x 6” x 12” are permitted. One-gallon clear plastic zip-top bags are also allowed. Exceptions will be made for medically necessary items or single-compartment diaper bags (child must be present).Q: Can I take a purse into T-Mobile Park?A: Small clutch bags no larger than 4.5” x 6.5” are permitted. These bags do not need to be clear but must be within the small dimensions.Q: Are there lockers outside if my bag is too large?A: Some vendors operate paid lockers outside T-Mobile Park, but KOMO News cannot verify the safety of your items. These lockers are not associated with the Mariners, so use at your own risk. The best bet is to leave an unapproved bag or purse at home or in your car.Q: Is T-Mobile Park cashless?A: Yes, T-Mobile Park is 100% cashless.Q: Can I buy Mariners tickets at the T-Mobile Park box office?A: Yes. The home plate box office opens at 10 a.m. on days with afternoon starts (before 5 p.m.) and noon on days with evening starts (after 5 p.m.). The box office closes at the end of the game. The left field box office opens two and a half hours before first pitch and closes at the end of the fourth inning.Q: Can I pay with cash for tickets at the Mariners box office at T-Mobile Park?A: No, T-Mobile Park is entirely cashless. Debit, credit, and gift cards are required to purchase Mariners tickets.Q: Can I pay with cash for concessions, food, or items at the Mariners Team Store at T-Mobile Park?A: No, T-Mobile Park is entirely cashless. Debit, credit, and gift cards are required to purchase Mariners concessions, food, or items at the team store.Q: Does T-Mobile Park have a roof for rain?A: Yes, the stadium has a retractable roof designed to cover but not enclose the ballpark.