Orioles to host fan appreciation promotions at Ed Smith Stadium
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March 30, 2015 1:58 pm
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The Orioles will conclude their sixth season in Sarasota with special Fan Appreciation celebrations during the final two home games at Ed Smith Stadium on Wednesday, April 1 and Friday, April 3. This year, the Orioles will thank fans for their support throughout Spring Training with an exclusive poster giveaway and an end-of-season fireworks display. Through 12 home games, more than 92,000 fans have enjoyed Orioles Baseball at Ed Smith Stadium during the 2015 Spring Training season. On April…
The Orioles will conclude their sixth season in Sarasota with special Fan Appreciation celebrations during the final two home games at Ed Smith Stadium on Wednesday, April 1 and Friday, April 3. This year, the Orioles will thank fans for their support throughout Spring Training with an exclusive poster giveaway and an end-of-season fireworks display. Through 12 home games, more than 92,000 fans have enjoyed Orioles Baseball at Ed Smith Stadium during the 2015 Spring Training season.
On April 1, all fans will receive a Cartoon Bird Art Poster when the Orioles face the Pittsburgh Pirates at 7:05 p.m. MLB licensed artist and Sarasota resident Timothy Raines designed the poster giveaway featuring the Orioles Cartoon Bird logo. Raines is known to bring fine art to globally iconic brands with a focus in sports and the automotive industry. He has worked with a number of renowned brands, including Major League Baseball, MLB teams and players, the MLB Foundation, Aston Martin, Mercedes-Benz, Michelin, HGTV, ABC, Hilton and Westin.
To wrap up the season, the Orioles will host Fireworks Night, sponsored by Coast Cadillac, on April 3 following the Orioles 6:05 p.m. game against the Atlanta Braves.
To purchase tickets or for more information, call (941) 893-6300 or visit www.orioles.com/spring.
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