Senior Citizens Get In Free to Monday's 12:00 ValleyCats Game
Published on July 10, 2007 under New York-Penn League (NYPL)
Tri-City ValleyCats News Release
TROY, NY - The Tri-City ValleyCats have teamed up with Fidelis Medicare Advantage and Seton Health to give a FREE GRANDSTAND TICKET AND HOTDOG to any senior citizen (over 55 years old) who shows up at the ValleyCats 12:00 noon day game on Monday, July 16 versus the Mahoning Valley Scrappers. Feel free to bring the kids along for a $4 discounted Grandstand Ticket or $7 for a ticket, hotdog and soda.
"This is a great opportunity for senior citizens to enjoy a day at the ballpark with no cost," said ValleyCats Vice President/General Manager Rick Murphy. "Fidelis Medicare Advantage and Seton Health provide great services and teaming up with the ValleyCats for this event is a win-win for everybody."
The Fidelis Medicare Advantage program is available to New Yorkers in 22 counties, including Albany, Schenectady and Rensselaer counties. Fidelis Medicare Advantage also offers the convenience of online enrollment for Medicare at www.fideliscare.org 24 hours a day. Fidelis Medicare Advantage members have access to a provider network exceeding 30,000 healthcare professionals statewide. Founded on the belief that all New Yorkers deserve access to affordable, quality health insurance, Fidelis Care serves more than 270,000 people in 37 counties across New York State.
The ValleyCats 12:00 game on Monday is the only day game of the season. If you are not a senior citizen and would still like to attend, you may purchase tickets at the Joseph L. Bruno Stadium Box Office, call (518) 629-CATS or log on to www.tcvalleycats.com.
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