Seattle Mariners season ticket manager
Splitting a Mariners plan only works if someone runs the ops — who’s going, who owes what, who’s attending which games. This is the shared calendar, assignments, and cost ledger for your T-Mobile Park group — built to replace the spreadsheet so the membership stays enjoyable instead of becoming a second job.
What it does
- Your Mariners package or the full home schedule — Plans A–D are preloaded from the club 20-game PDF; or start from every home game and check off a custom set.
- Assignments per game and per seat so a shared plan always knows who’s going.
- Cost splitting from your own price tiers, with a season breakdown by who took each game.
- Trade and resale ledger — what got traded, sold, or came back.
- Calendar export as a file for Apple, Google, or Outlook — with regular syncs to recognize rescheduled games.
Closed development — nothing to log into yet. The waitlist is the door.
Join the waitlist
Pick your package if you have one — that helps us prioritize Mariners beta.
Supported 2027 Season Ticket Plans
| Package | Plan type | Home games | Opens with |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plan A | Quarter | 20 | Mar 26 vs Boston |
| Plan B | Quarter | 20 | Mar 27 vs Boston |
| Plan C | Quarter | 20 | Mar 28 vs Boston |
| Plan D | Quarter | 20 | Mar 29 vs Texas |
Plans A–D for 2027 are transcribed date by date from the club’s 20-game plan PDF — so co-owners see the real named ticket plan, not a weekday guess. Dates are PDF-faithful in Seattle time.
What to expect
- Join the waitlist — only way in; we’ll email when Mariners beta is ready. Nothing to buy or log into here.
- Share seats with a link, not another spreadsheet.
- We don’t sell or move tickets — transfers stay with you and the Mariners.
Who this is for
- The account holder who fronts the invoice and chases everyone else
- Two to six people splitting one Mariners plan
- Households and small companies rotating the same seats
Not for brokers or flippers — owner-side coordination only.
Frequently Asked Questions
Join the waitlist. We’ll email you when Mariners beta access is ready. There’s nothing to create or log into here.
The club’s own 2027 20-game plan PDF, transcribed date by date and cross-checked against the published home schedule in Seattle time.
Yes — full home schedule and manually selected packages for all 30 teams. Named half and quarter season packages are added where available on a rolling basis. Blue Jays Plans A–D, Brewers 40-/20-game, Padres Gold and Blue, Royals Half/Partial, and White Sox Weekend/Weekday/Value are already in; other clubs jump the queue when owners name their package on the form.
No. Start from your club’s full home schedule and check off the games you hold. Assignments, cost splitting, ledger, and calendar export work the same. What you don’t get (yet) is the club's named packages preloaded.
Yes, but these require manual user selection of any subset from the full season. Club Flex/dynamic products can't be preloaded as named packages, but owners can check off any games from the full home schedule.
A free plan will be available, just like in previous versions. Specific extras may cost a small fee to offset development and hosting costs. Nothing is for sale today and joining the waitlist doesn’t commit you to anything.
We will not sell your data. The waitlist uses your email and club to contact you when beta is ready and to decide which packages to catalogue next. We may use product usage in aggregate, plus direct feedback, to inform the roadmap. Details on the privacy page.
The CBA expires December 1, 2026. We don’t sell tickets or process club refunds — those stay between you and the Mariners. We keep the schedule honest so canceled games don’t pretend to still exist.
No. We never list, sell, or transfer tickets. The ledger records what you and your co-members did elsewhere so the season’s math comes out right.
About
I’m a season-ticket holder who got tired of coordinating my group out of a spreadsheet, even though it grew quite robust.
Since 2023, I’ve shared my Padres Season Ticket Manager via Google Sheets on my blog and r/padres Reddit. This project is the successor, now supporting more teams, natively supported calendar events, who goes when, and who owes what, without a messy spreadsheet or group text thread in the middle.
For more info about me, check out my blog.