u/Advanced_Tell3778

Hey Mariner fans!

Three months ago I posted about in this Reddit interest in starting a women’s baseball club. I have officially launched an Instagram and Facebook page as well as planned our first series of events. Yay!

I’m excited.

Feel free to follow us or like our page. It’s where we will be creating community and will be the fastest and easiest way to learn about or attend our events.

If you have ideas for events, want to host or be involved in some way let me know!

Seeking:
-Anyone who can design a cool logo for us that isn’t going to get me sued by the Mariners, let me know!

-Ideas for watch party bars/restaurants or other group activities in these locations: Kent, Tacoma, North Seattle, Olympia, Bellingham, Kirkland, Everett, Marysville, Renton, North Bend, Eastside, Auburn, and West Seattle

-Anyone who is in a Seattle Mariner or Women's Social Events facebook group who wouldn't mind sharing the word on this new "club", please do.

This table is in response to this Reddit post by u/AlchemistTheAlchemy (shoutout to him!). It's known that no two ballparks have the same seating capacity (i.e., Dodger Stadium vs Sutter Health Park).

With that, here's the league sorted by Att% (attendance percentage) for the 2026 season so far. Att% takes the average attendance at each ballpark and divides it by the max capacity available that is listed, thus showing just how full each ballpark gets relative to official listed seating capacity.

Please note: reported attendance is not perfectly standardized across MLB teams. Some stadiums may add on standing room-only tickets on top of the tickets sold towards the "seating" capacity, thus inflating overall numbers. I could not find a way to exclude those numbers and look strictly at seating numbers, so we are left with the attached table.