Today’s Rays-Orioles game at Ed Smith Stadium canceled due to rain
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March 27, 2015 2:29 pm
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Today’s Orioles-Rays game at Ed Smith Stadium has been canceled due to rain. There will be no makeup date. Fans holding paid tickets for today’s game purchased online at www.orioles.com, via phone at (877) 222-2802, or directly from the Ed Smith Stadium Box Office may exchange their tickets for any of the remaining Spring Training games at Ed Smith Stadium, subject to availability, or request a refund.
Season Plan Members and fans that purchased tickets through StubHub will automatically…Today’s Orioles-Rays game at Ed Smith Stadium has been canceled due to rain. There will be no makeup date. Fans holding paid tickets for today’s game purchased online at www.orioles.com, via phone at (877) 222-2802, or directly from the Ed Smith Stadium Box Office may exchange their tickets for any of the remaining Spring Training games at Ed Smith Stadium, subject to availability, or request a refund.
Season Plan Members and fans that purchased tickets through StubHub will automatically receive a refund through their original method of payment. Fans that purchased tickets through a third-party ticket vendor (other than StubHub) should contact that vendor to obtain a refund.
On non-game days, tickets may be exchanged at the Ed Smith Stadium Box Office from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. On the day of a game, beginning two hours prior to game time, tickets may be exchanged for that game only at the ticket windows.
For those fans needing to obtain a refund for paid tickets, the original game tickets should be sent via certified mail to:
Baltimore Orioles
March 27 Spring Training Rainout
Ed Smith Stadium
2700 12th Street
Sarasota, FL 34237
The refund will be issued to the credit card used to purchase the tickets or sent via check when necessary. Tickets must be postmarked by April 30, 2015. Fans with questions should call (941) 893-6300.
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