Mariners Team Store

Baseball heaven! This is a store you have to visit if you a baseball fan! The Mariners merch is displayed so you can check everyone out! The folks that work in the store are very knowledgable and extremely friendly! If there is something they don’t have speak up chances are they can order it for you! They have hard to find signed collectibles as well! Two thumbs up for his store!

I went to this store because my friend collects MLB stuff from every park/​city we visit. While he did not come on this trip I offered to get him a team baseball (not the official ones) and the Nike Fit team t-​shirts.
This store is in a very cool building. It’s like a miniature flat iron building in that they are on the first floor of this «pie sliced» shaped building so the store is narrow but has team products from wall to wall and floor to ceiling.
I was happy to see that they had both the items I was looking for since the Nike Fit shirt is generally only at the stadiums themselves but this store being an official Mariners store had it.
This is a convenient official team store close to my hotel and from what I read they have several in the city, not just this one and the stadium itself.

Located near Macy’s DT, in a nice, triangular-​shaped colonial style building, quite the architectural sight, but i digress, as usual.
You can also buy tickets, even on game day of course, without paying Ticketmaster surcharges, I’m always up for that! plus you get 10% off retail too, bonus.
Rest of the schedule posted outside too.

I associate this store with fond memories of Summer baseball. I work in the downtown area. I will often grab a ticket after work, walk down to the stadium and make an evening of it. When you are purchasing your tickets the staff is always helpful in finding the best seat at the price point you are seeking. In fact I just purchased my tickets for opening day. I was a little late and much of the stadium was sold out. The guy behind the counter searched for the best ticket and was patient when it took me several minutes to make up my mind. After I made my purchase, he let me know the store was offering a promotion of 20% off any item with the purchase of a ticket. I ended up buying a jersay. I can’t wait to be back for more Summer baseball.

Super friendly staff and I like the odd shape building is in. Parking can be a mess, but that’s just Downtown Seattle. If you buy tickets at the store, you don’t have to pay service fees, so that’s nice too!

I wanted to get some tickets to see the Mariners, so naturally the first thing I did was go online – at which point I was turned off by the outrageous $ 3.75 «convenience fee» they charge PER ticket. More like «jack the disenfranchised taxpayers who twice voted down the stadium fee.» The fee was more than 50% the price of the ticket! However, a wise friend of mine suggested I go to the Mariners store downtown and buy my tickets there, with NO service charge.
Immediately after I walked into this store a salesperson asked if he could help me find anything, to which I replied, «you can help me find some tickets.» Three minutes later I was on my way out of the store, tickets in hand. The service was fast, friendly and they didn’t even try to up-​sell me to some more expensive tickets. Best of all, there was no service charge tacked on to the ticket prices.
I can’t say much about the selection of goods for sale, except that if you’re a Mariners fan (or shopping for one) I’m sure you’ll find something you’ll like. If you’re looking for tickets to a game and you live or work downtown this is your absolute best bet.
I’d rate the establishment more stars except that I’m still angry at all the ways in which this privately owned sports franchise rips off fans and taxpayers however it can. Seriously: $ 3.75 to stuff each ticket into an envelope and mail it? The salesperson in the store stuffed the tickets into an envelope for free, and postage is only $.42!
NOTE: on the map this is showing up in the wrong place. The store is in the narrow triangular building on 4^th & Stewart, just North of the Mayflower Park Hotel.