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66ers Add Two Unused Ticket Nights

By Matt Kowallis, Community Writer
August 10, 2016 at 02:18pm. Views: 189

SAN BERNADINO>> The 66ers announced that the team will feature two Unused Ticket Nights on Aug. 26 and Aug. 27 in an effort to help those fans who missed their ticketed game come out to San Manuel Stadium for a night filled with family fun. Unused ticket holders are encouraged to redeem their tickets as early as possible for best available seating for the two dates. "The 66ers want to provide affordable family entertainment to as many individuals as possible," said 66ers General Manager Joe Hudson. "We realize that people have busy schedules and that things pop up that might force someone to miss their trip to the ballpark. We want to provide those individuals an opportunity to come to the stadium and enjoy these two promotionally packed nights before the season ends." The team will host its final Post-Game Fireworks Extravaganza Aug. 26 when they square off against the Los Angeles Dodgers California League Affiliate, the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes. It will also be a Toyota and Scion of Redlands 50 Cent Friday with 50 cent hot dogs, bread sticks as well as $2.50 beer and sodas. On Aug. 27, the team will hand out Angels Hats to fans in attendance while supplies last. The first pitch time for both games are at 7:05 p.m. with gates opening at 6 p.m. The Inland Empire 66ers are the California League Affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim and play their home games at San Manuel Stadium. The San Manuel Stadium is located at 280 S. E St.in San Bernardino, CA 92401. For more information on this promotion and others, please contact the 66ers front office at 909.888.9922 or visit them online at 66ers.com.

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