Because baseball games are no longer used to settle land disputes and damages from horse collisions, they’ve become the battleground for deciding which US city will be the first to move to the moon. Catch a nation-changing showdown or two with today's Groupon for Camden Riversharks tickets good for any game in the 2011 season. Choose from the following holiday packages:

• For $70, you get a family four pack of tickets including 12 200-level tickets, two holiday ornaments, and two Pizza Hut Kids Club memberships (a $188 value).
• For $55, you get a couples holiday pack including eight premium, 100-level tickets, four parking passes, one stocking, and two ornaments (a $170 value).

The Riversharks, a member of the Liberty Division of the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball, are all set to hit, pitch, and run around the bases while waving their arms and yelling about the big leagues. Aside from on-field action, Campbell's Field boasts the Nesquik Fun Zone, a play area for young sluggers that includes a carousel, an inflatable bouncing zone, and a rock-climbing wall accessible to Pizza Hut Kids Club members all season long. Each club member will also receive eight additional free Riversharks tickets, a 10% team store discount, and a free baseball clinic and pizza party, combining two of America’s favorite pastimes in a hailstorm of mozzarella fastballs and doughy home plates.

Reviews

Four Insider Pagers and seven Yelpers give Camden Riversharks an average of four stars:

• The Camden Riversharks is a good place to take the kids for a very reasonably priced baseball game. They often have special nights that feature your hometown and they have lots of kids activities between each batting change. – Glen G., Insider Pages
• The sightlines are fine and, if the game doesn't hold your attention, the stadium is situated to provide a beautiful view of the Ben Franklin Bridge and Philadelphia. There's also plenty of activities to amuse the kids when they inevitably tire of the independent league-level action on the field; they're just kids, they'll learn to appreciate the finer points of the game eventually. – Christopher R., Yelp