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Seattle Mariners 2025 special giveaways schedule

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9 months ago

March 28, 2025

SEATTLE – Thursday marked Opening Day for the Seattle Mariners at T-Mobile Park. With fans eager for the 2025 MLB season, the Mariners are set to roll out a variety of giveaways and promotions throughout the year.

SEATTLE, WA – MARCH 27: Kids take the field with Mariner Moose prior to the game between the Athletics and the Seattle Mariners at T-Mobile Park on Thursday, March 27, 2025 in Seattle, Washington. (Photo by Rod Mar/MLB Photos via Getty Images) (Photo by Rod Mar/MLB Photos via Getty Images)

Fans can look forward to a season packed with giveaways, including bobbleheads, hats, jerseys and much more. In addition, the ballpark will feature new food and drink options, enhancing the overall fan experience.

Keep reading for a complete look at the Seattle Mariners’ giveaway schedule.

Seattle Mariners giveaways at T-Mobile Park

March

Timeline:

March 27 – Opening Day: Magnetic Schedule Giveaway

March 28 – Randy Arozarena Crossed-Arm Hoodie Night (First 15,000 fans), plus score a limited edition Cal Raleigh T-shirt for the Big Dumper Era Themed Ticket Special

March 29 – Hello Kitty Bucket Hat Night (First 10,000 fans)

March 30 – Little League Day: Mariners Poster Giveaway (Kids 14 and under)

March 31 – Julio Rodríguez “Bat Flip” Bobblehead Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)

April

April 1 – Julio Rodríguez “Bat Flip” Bobblehead Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)

April 2 – Julio Rodríguez “Bat Flip” Bobblehead Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)

April 7 – Cal Raleigh “Platinum Glove” Bobblehead Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)

April 8 – Cal Raleigh “Platinum Glove” Bobblehead Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)

April 9 – Cal Raleigh “Platinum Glove” Bobblehead Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)

April 11 – Corduroy Hat Night presented by Alaska Airlines (First 10,000 fans)

April 12 – Salute to Armed Forces Night: Camo Jersey Giveaway (First 15,000 fans)

April 13 – Little League Day: Poster Giveaway (14 and under)

April 25 – City Connect Captain’s Hat Night (First 10,000 fans)

April 26 – Moose Shoulder Plush Night (First 10,000 fans)

April 27 – Little League Day: Mariners Poster Giveaway (14 and under)

April 29 – DC Comics Night: Score a Joker Bobblehead exclusively through an online ticket offer

May

May 9 – College Night: Get a Neon Mariners Hat with the purchase of a $14 student ticket

May 11 – Mother’s Day: Clear Structured Purse Giveaway (First 10,000 moms (21+))

May 27 – Randy Arozarena Bobblehead Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)

May 28 – Randy Arozarena Bobblehead Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)

May 29 – Randy Arozarena Bobblehead Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)

June

June 1 – Little League Day: Poster Giveaway (14 and under)

June 14 – African American Heritage Night: Steelheads Cap Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)

June 15 – Father’s Day: Socks Giveaway (First 10,000 dads (21+)), Youth Softball Day: Mariners Poster Giveaway (14 and under)

July

July 4 – Fourth of July Celebration: Patriotic Trucker Hat Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)

July 5 – J.P. Crawford Basketball Jersey Night (First 15,000 fans)

July 31 – Trading Card Night (First 10,000 fans)

August

Aug. 2 – Aloha Shirt Day (First 15,000 fans)

Aug. 5 – Ichiro Hall of Fame Funko POP! (First 10,000 fans)

Aug. 6 – Ichiro Hall of Fame Funko POP! (First 10,000 fans)

Aug. 7 – Ichiro Hall of Fame Funko POP! (First 10,000 fans)

Aug. 8 – Ichiro Jersey Night (First 20,000 fans get a 2004 replica jersey)

Aug. 9 – Ichiro Hall of Fame Plaque Night (First 20,000 fans)

Aug. 26 – Native American Heritage Night: Jersey Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)

September

Sept. 8 – Logan Gilbert Funko POP! (First 10,000 fans)

Sept. 9 – Logan Gilbert Funko POP! (First 10,000 fans), Hello Kitty Night (Get an exclusive Mariners – Hello Kitty Tumbler with the purchase of a themed ticket)

Sept. 10 – Logan Gilbert Funko POP! (First 10,000 fans)

Be sure to plan ahead and purchase your tickets soon, because some games sell out fast. Tickets can be purchased on the Mariners’ website.

The Source: Information for this story came from the Seattle Mariners’ Promotions & Tickets Specials calendar.

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‘Months of Hell’ return to I-5 around Seattle

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4 hours ago

January 6, 2026

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‘Months of Hell’ return to I-5 around Seattle

We survived it last year, barely, but now we’re in for several “months of Hell” as closures of northbound I-5 across the Ship Canal Bridge return.

You deserve a pat on the back if you survived the “month of Hell” between July and August last summer.

You might need therapy to survive what’s about to happen.

Four ‘months of hell’ inbound

Four “months of Hell” will start this weekend with a full closure of northbound I-5 from downtown Seattle to University District. The Washington Department of Transportation (WSDOT) needs the weekend to set up a work zone across the Ship Canal Bridge.

Come next Monday, the two left lanes of the northbound Ship Canal Bridge will be closed 24/7, and this is going to last for four months.

I spoke with Tom Pearce, a communications specialist for WSDOT, about the upcoming work last year.

“We will work for about four months, and then we will pause and pick everything up when the World Cup comes to town,” Pearce said. “When the World Cup ends, we will have another weekend-long closure, reset the work zone, and then we’ll start to work on the right lanes of the northbound Ship Canal Bridge.”

And that will come with a second four-month chunk of lane closures.

I’m not sure if you remember just how bad these similar closures were for that one month last summer, but it was absolutely brutal.

To help with the traffic flow, WSDOT kept the I-5 express lanes open in the northbound direction the entire time. The rationale is that it is the direction of travel of the closures.

What that created was a daily one-hour delay, or more, for southbound I-5 drivers. Tens of thousands of southbound drivers use those express lanes every morning, and with that option gone, they had to stay in the main line, creating a daily five-mile backup to the Edmonds exit down to Northgate.

“We know that it was difficult for travelers, particularly for southbound in the morning on I-5,” Pearce said. “People did well at adapting and using other transportation methods and adjusting their schedules. It went relatively well.”

WSDOT is using all the data it collected during that month of closures and is using to help with congestion this time around.

Here’s the setup going forward

Northbound I-5 will be closed through the downtown corridor all weekend. When it reopens on Monday, only the right two lanes will be open until June 5. That weekend, the entire northbound freeway will be closed to remove the work zone.

The work will take a break during the World Cup until July 10. Then, northbound I-5 will be reduced to just two left lanes until the end of the year. The end date hasn’t been released. It was originally scheduled to wrap up in November.

This is going to cause significant delays around Seattle. My best advice is to alter your schedule and get on the road at least an hour earlier than normal.

And if you think you’ll just jump on the light rail out of Lynnwood to avoid the backup, you’re going to need a plan. That parking lot is full by 7 a.m. most mornings. It will likely be filled earlier than that going forward.

Chris Sullivan is a traffic reporter for KIRO Newsradio. Read more of his stories here. Follow KIRO Newsradio traffic on X.

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Update: Jailed Man Charged with Murder for Recent Seattle Homicide – SPD Blotter

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January 5, 2026

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Update: Jailed Man Charged with Murder for Recent Seattle Homicide – SPD Blotter

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WEEK AHEAD: 2026’s first West Seattle Art Walk on Thursday

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January 5, 2026

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WEEK AHEAD: 2026’s first West Seattle Art Walk on Thursday

As the holiday season ends, a new week begins, and one of the biggest events this week will be 2026’s first West Seattle Art Walk. The second Thursday is as early as it can get this month – on the 8th – so set your calendar for this Thursday as a special night to get out and enjoy the work of local artists. A preview with this quarter’s map/list and Thursday highlights should appear early in the week on the West Seattle Art Walk website. As usual, neighborhood organizations are supporting clusters of venues in Alki, Admiral, The Junction, and Morgan Junction; places with artist receptions usually start them at 5 pm. No Art of Music performances this month; that feature is on hiatus until later in the year.

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