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Mariners seek to forge new ticketing ground with Flex Membership plan

T-Mobile Park in Seattle, Washington, home of Major League Baseball's Seattle Mariners, who recently introduced what they bill as baseball's first fully flexible season ticket

Major League Baseball’s Seattle Mariners are examining the future of the season ticket, and seeing how they can offer fans more flexible options to watch their team.

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