If you're a college student, you can enter a lottery for $30, standing room tickets at T-Mobile Park as the Seattle Mariners continue their American League Division Series (ALDS) matchup against the Houston Astros. FOX13
for the game on Oct. 13 before returning to Seattle for Game 3, and Game 4, if needed. college students will have the opportunity to enter a lottery system for a chance to purchase one ticket to the game on Saturday, Oct. 15. , verify they are a student, and will then be selected to access the ticket specialOnce students are verified, they will be assigned to either ALDS Home Game 1 or ALDS Home Game 2 .
Tickets are not guaranteed. The first 2,000 verified students to sign up will receive access to this offer.
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