Seattle Mariners Schedule Widget

Put a live, self-updating event schedule on your site in one line of code. It reads current dates and starting prices from StubOrder, refreshes itself, and costs nothing. No account, no key, no catch.

• Search. Readers type a team, venue, city or date to find a game. On this schedule, searching “Peoria” finds 17 games, and “Saturday” or “Feb” narrows it by date.
• Home and away. 81 home games and 109 away games; the Games filter shows either on its own.
• Lowest price first. Sorting by price puts at New York Yankees on Mon, Jun 28, 2027 at the top, from about $16.
• A seat map for every game. Each row has a Seat map button that opens StubOrder’s interactive seat map for that game in a new tab.
• Short or complete. data-limit="8" shows 8 games and a “Show all 190 games” button; data-limit="all" lists every game.
• List or cards. The default is a compact list; data-layout="grid" shows the games as cards with larger text.
• Light, dark or automatic. Light by default; data-theme="dark" for a dark card, or data-theme="auto" to follow the reader’s browser.
• Getting there and where to stay. data-show="tickets,flights,hotels" adds two sections for T-Mobile Park: the nearest airports (SEA 10 mi) and the closest hotels, starting with Silver Cloud Hotel - Seattle Stadium at 0.2 mi, with links to flight search and hotel prices on StubOrder. No prices inside the widget.
• In your page source. The SEO embed under the code prints all 190 games as plain HTML inside your page, for search engines and AI assistants that do not run scripts.
• Free, with no account and no key. Every link is nofollow.

It updates itself. The widget reads live StubOrder data every time your page loads, so dates, venues and starting prices stay current without you editing anything. If a game moves or a price changes, your page follows within the hour.

The links are nofollow, deliberately. Every link the widget renders, including the StubOrder credit, carries rel="nofollow". Google's spam policy treats links distributed through widgets as a link scheme unless they are marked, so we mark them. We would rather tell you that up front than have you discover it later: this widget is here to give your readers accurate ticket information, and it is not a link-building product.

It cannot break your design. The widget renders inside a shadow root, so your stylesheet cannot reach into it and its styles cannot leak into your page. It fills whatever width you give it, and it stays light unless you ask otherwise: an embed that flips to dark because a reader's browser is in dark mode looks broken on a light page, so that is opt-in with data-theme rather than automatic.

What the prices mean. Each figure is the lowest price our catalog reports for that event, plus the booking fee we most recently measured. Any tax is added at checkout, and a small number of listings add a delivery charge. The widget states this in its own footer so your readers see it too, and the full methodology is published.

No tracking of your readers. The widget sets no cookies, reads no storage and sends no analytics. It makes one request for the schedule and nothing else. Its links into StubOrder do carry utm_source= your domain and utm_medium=widget, so a sale that starts on your page is credited to it; that is part of the link address, not a cookie or a request.