Florence Freedom Baseball Game-Day Package for Four or a 12-Ticket Package (Half Off)
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Minor-league team from independent Frontier League storms its Kentucky ballpark along with nightly promotions & family-friendly activities
Statistics help fans analyze a baseball player’s career, from quantifying a slugger’s batting average to measuring a right fielder’s apathy. See numbers come to life with this deal to see the Florence Freedom play at their home stadium in Florence, Kentucky. Choose between the following options:
- For $40, you get a game-day package for four (an $80 total value) that includes:
- Four tickets for reserved seating in section 105 or 111 for any home game in May (a $40 value)
- Two KidsZone passes (a $10 value)
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Two bobblehead dolls (a $30 value)<p>
- For $120, you get a Freedom Flex Plan package (a $240 total value) that includes:
- 12 ticket vouchers, each valid for one ticket for reserved seating for any home game in 2012 (a $120 value)
- Six KidsZone passes (a $30 value)
- Four $10 vouchers for select souvenirs at the team shop (a $40 value)
- One ticket for batting practice on the field at the year-end party for season ticket holders on August 27 at 5 p.m. (a $50 value)<p>
Members of the independent Frontier League, the Florence Freedom salute the 2012 season under the helm of second-year manager Fran Riordan. Once the spring-training invitees have made the 24-man roster by being the first to whittle down telephone poles to appropriately sized bats, the squad opens the year with a series against the Traverse City Beach Bums on May 17.
Along with surveying line drives and diving catches, fans can enjoy plenty of family entertainment and special promotions. Thirsty Thursdays round out discounted ballpark cuisine—hot dogs, beer, and soda are only $1—with $2 piña coladas to pour over each other’s heads during home runs. Though fireworks splash color and light over the ballpark every Friday, Rozzi Fireworks blasts twice the pyrotechnics during a special extended show on May 18.
Minor-league team from independent Frontier League storms its Kentucky ballpark along with nightly promotions & family-friendly activities
Statistics help fans analyze a baseball player’s career, from quantifying a slugger’s batting average to measuring a right fielder’s apathy. See numbers come to life with this deal to see the Florence Freedom play at their home stadium in Florence, Kentucky. Choose between the following options:
- For $40, you get a game-day package for four (an $80 total value) that includes:
- Four tickets for reserved seating in section 105 or 111 for any home game in May (a $40 value)
- Two KidsZone passes (a $10 value)
-
Two bobblehead dolls (a $30 value)<p>
- For $120, you get a Freedom Flex Plan package (a $240 total value) that includes:
- 12 ticket vouchers, each valid for one ticket for reserved seating for any home game in 2012 (a $120 value)
- Six KidsZone passes (a $30 value)
- Four $10 vouchers for select souvenirs at the team shop (a $40 value)
- One ticket for batting practice on the field at the year-end party for season ticket holders on August 27 at 5 p.m. (a $50 value)<p>
Members of the independent Frontier League, the Florence Freedom salute the 2012 season under the helm of second-year manager Fran Riordan. Once the spring-training invitees have made the 24-man roster by being the first to whittle down telephone poles to appropriately sized bats, the squad opens the year with a series against the Traverse City Beach Bums on May 17.
Along with surveying line drives and diving catches, fans can enjoy plenty of family entertainment and special promotions. Thirsty Thursdays round out discounted ballpark cuisine—hot dogs, beer, and soda are only $1—with $2 piña coladas to pour over each other’s heads during home runs. Though fireworks splash color and light over the ballpark every Friday, Rozzi Fireworks blasts twice the pyrotechnics during a special extended show on May 18.