The San Diego Padres announced several amazing promotional giveaways for the 2025 season! (Read our complete guide to 2025 promotions.)

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2025 Bobblehead Giveaways Calendar

Jackson Merrill Bobblehead

Monday, March 31 vs Guardians – Jackson Merrill Bobblehead
Get yourself a piece of Merrill Madness with Jackson’s first bobblehead in a Padres uniform, presented by Canel’s — (Tickets)

Tony Gwynn Rookie Bobblehead

Tuesday, April 29 vs Giants – Tony Gwynn Rookie Bobblehead
Celebrate Mr. Padre himself with this must-have bobblehead, featuring Tony Gwynn as a rookie in 1982, presented by Petco — (Tickets)

Tatis Jr. Bat Flip Bobblehead

Monday, June 23 vs Nationals – Tatis Jr. Bat Flip Bobblehead
Your head will spin with this electrifying bobblehead featuring Nando and a 360-degree rotating bat flip, presented by SERVPRO (Tickets)

Michael King Bobblehead

Wednesday, August 20 vs Giants – Michael King Bobblehead
A crown fit for a King! This bobblehead features Michael King on the mound with a gold cape, presented by Cox (Tickets)

Dylan Cease No-Hitter Bobblehead

Wednesday, September 10 vs Reds – Dylan Cease No-Hitter Bobblehead
Commemorate history with this bobblehead celebrating Dylan Cease’s no-hitter performance in D.C. (Tickets)

Luis “La Regadera” Arraez Bobblehead

Monday, September 22 vs Brewers – Luis “La Regadera” Arraez Bobblehead
Honoring the back-to-back-to-back Batting Champion, AKA “The Sprinkler,” presented by QuidelOrtho (Tickets)

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What is a Bobblehead

A bobblehead, also known as a nodder or wobbler, is a collectible figurine with an oversized head compared to its body, connected by a spring or hook that allows the head to move or “bobble” with a light touch. The concept of bobbleheads dates back to Asian figurines in the seventeenth century, but the Western reference appeared in Nikolai Gogol’s 1842 story. They gained popularity in the 1950s, particularly in the sports and entertainment world. Major League Baseball introduced player-specific bobbleheads in the 1960s. The 1990s saw a resurgence due to cheaper manufacturing, leading to their inclusion in pop culture and giveaways. The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum opened in Milwaukee in 2016, and personalized on-demand bobbleheads became popular in the 2000s.