PSNS & IMF Employee Appreciation Day - Mariners vs. Pirates
Sunday, July 6, at 1:10 p.m. at T-Mobile Park.
Join us for a summer afternoon at the ballpark during our annual Employee Appreciation Event! This year we'll join together as the Seattle Mariners battle the Pittsburgh Pirates.
DISCOUNTED tickets are available at two price points (Main Level $59 or View Level $37), and our PSNS & IMF team will be seated together in sections 114, 115, 116, 326 or 327. The DEADLINE to purchase tickets is 5 p.m., Thursday, July 3.
Go to News You Can Use on the shipyard intranet (SharePoint) to find the link to the discounted tickets. For retirees or former shipyard employees, now is a great time reach out to your network of current shipyard workers, if you'd like to join them.
NOTE: The lists below are only some common examples of permitted and prohibited items. For the full list or for more information about T-Mobile Park policies, go to
https://www.mlb.com/mariners/ballpark/gate-bag-policy-faq.
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Don't start your day at the ballpark off on the wrong foot by attempting to bring a prohibited item into the ballpark. Check out some of the most common prohibited items people bring to the ballpark in the list below.
If the screeners detect a prohibited item you can take it back to your vehicle, abandon it at the screening station, or put it in one of the paid lockers in the area. Screeners cannot hold onto an item for you, and abandoned items will NOT be at the screening station when you exit the game.
T-MOBILE PARK SREENING PROCESS
Guests will pass through walk through metal or weapon detectors. It is not necessary to remove cell phones, car keys or coins from pockets. If secondary screening is necessary, it will consist of a manual screen with a hand-held metal detector and/or a bag search. Guests who are unable to undergo a metal detection search due to medical reasons will be screened with a hand-held wand.
Security must be able to see inside and identify items all the way to the bottom of the bag. Items may not be used to obscure the view of bag contents, including but not limited to non-clear bags, pouches, etc. You may be asked to shake out clothing items and blankets folded up in your bag, to ensure you are not hiding prohibited items.
Bring a clear bag to ensure the quickest and easiest trip through the screening stations.
Wearing steel-toed shoes will likely result in extra screening with a wand. This will slow up you, other members of your group, and everyone in line behind you.
People who need to bring in specific food items or beverages for medical purposes, such as diabetics, should explain their need to the screener if stopped. If the screener isn't allowing you to bring the item through the checkpoint, calmly request to speak with a supervisor.
While vape devices and cigarettes are allowed into the park, there is NO smoking OR vaping allowed anywhere in the park. If T-Mobile Park personnel observe you smoking or vaping you will be ejected from the park. Your ticket will not be refunded.
PROHIBTED ITEMS
Non-clear (opaque) backpacks, multi-compartment bags, duffle bags and purses larger than 4.5" x 6.5" are NOT permitted. Exceptions will be made for medically necessary items or single compartment diaper bags (child must be present). Tell the screener the bag is for a child or is a medical bag. It will be searched and tagged.
Non-clear (opaque) bags larger than 4.5" x 6.5" cannot be rolled up or folded and put into a pocket, or inside a larger clear bag.
Non-sealed water bottles, metal/aluminum bottles, glass bottles, or any bottle larger than 32 ounces in size is prohibited.
Weapons of any kind - guns, pocket knives, multi-tools, self-defense spray, brass or plastic knuckles, stun guns, Tasers, cork screws, box cutters, razor blades, scissors, etc.
Even tiny scissors, tiny knives and tiny self-defense spray cans on key chains are prohibited.
Aerosol containers/bottles (i.e. sunscreen, self-defense spray, hair spray, shaving cream, air freshener, spray paint, etc.)
Outside beverages other than one factory-sealed water bottle. Soda / cola / energy drinks, coffee or other beverages are not allowed. Vendors often give away promotional beverges near the ballpark. These must be consumed before entry or abandoned outside the entry control points.
Hoverboards/skateboards/roller skates/roller blades
Obscene, offensive, or indecent clothing
PERMITTED ITEMS
Small clutch bags no larger than 4.5" x 6.5" are permitted. This is roughly the size of 8.5" x 11" copy paper folded in half.
Clear plastic bags/backpacks/tote bags no larger than 12" x 6" x 12" are permitted. One gallon clear plastic zip-top bags are also allowed.
Factory sealed bottles of water, or empty plastic reusable bottle 32-ounce or less in size are permitted. Water fountains throughout the park also serve as bottle refill stations.
Blankets and padded seat covers are permitted. You will likely be asked to shake the blanket out.
Chapstick, sunscreen (lotion, NOT spray), medicine, breath mints are permitted. Breath mints in metal containers (ALTOIDS) will likely set off the weapons detectors and require extra screening.
Non-professional cameras and binoculars. Professional-grade cameras (removable lenses and/or point-and-shoot cameras with lenses longer than six inches) are NOT permitted.
