We caught a ride in this cool pedicab from our parking space to the stadium.
Once inside the stadium we headed to guest services where Ole was presented with a personalized certificate commemorating his first baseball game. There was also has a nursing lounge for mothers. We hung out for a while waiting for the game to start. Isn't this cute?
Soon the players began to enter the field, a procession of serious athletes. Wait..what the hell are they wearing on their backs? Is that a Patrick the starfish backpack? Hmmm.
Here my favorite player, Ichiro Suzuki, warms up by tossing a ball back and forth with a kid in the stands.
Ole enjoyed some people-watching.
We visited the statue of Dave Niehaus, famous Mariners radio announcer from 1977-2010. He was known for his catchphrases:
"My, oh my!"
"Swung on and belted!""Get out the rye bread and mustard, Grandma, it is grand salami time!"
Ole caught a nap while we walked in the sunshine and checked out the many, many food options in the stadium. I doubt that most baseball stadiums serve sushi. I went for a salmon caesar salad and ice cream.
Good news! The Mariners won five to three with two home runs.
And we had a great day!
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