T-Bones To Have Dollar Hot Dogs Every Night
Published on January 15, 2007 under Northern League (NL)
Kansas City Monarchs News Release
KANSAS CITY, KAN - The Kansas City T-Bones kick off their "Gimme Five!" promotional campaign by announcing a partial list of the 2007 promotional schedule and nightly dollar hot dogs. The "Gimme Five" campaign stems from the team's celebration of their 5th Anniversary. Along with free parking, offered to fans since 2003, the T-Bones are partnering with St. Joseph based Sara Lee to offer hot dogs for only one dollar every night all season. As part of the celebration of the 5th anniversary celebration, the organization is rolling back the prices of the concession stand favorite. In addition to the popular giveaway items, the T-Bones are also adding a new lineup of nightly promotions as well.
Each Friday will feature a different theme night at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Themes include Star Wars Night, Luau Night, Mullet Night, Elvis Night and others. Half price berm tickets are granted to those who dress for the occasion.
Saturdays mark the return of fireworks at CommunityAmerica Ballpark, with a special 4th of July edition on the national holiday.
With the help of CommunityAmerica Credit Union, fans will also see the return of Free Cash Mondays at the ballpark. Back by popular demand, fans will again be paid to park on selected nights.
Redneck Weekend will also return to CommunityAmerica Ballpark this season. The weekend's festivities will include a mullet contest, the second annual Redneck Wine and Cheese Festival, and the Redneck Olympics.
The T-Bones will have an array of other nightly promotions and giveaways throughout the season. For more information about promotional nights please visit www.tbonesbaseball.com.
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