Orioles launch MLB At the Ballpark check-in promotions
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May 07, 2012 7:06 pm
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The Orioles have announced new promotions to accompany the free MLB At the Ballpark application at Camden Yards during the 2012 season. At the Ballpark offers mobile check-in, social media, special offers, rewards and exclusive content for anyone with an Android or iOS device.
Incentives for fans to “check-in” using At the Ballpark include many new promotions for the 20th Anniversary season of Camden Yards. First, an “I’m Checked In” T-shirt for the first 20 fans who check in and visit…The Orioles have announced new promotions to accompany the free MLB At the Ballpark application at Camden Yards during the 2012 season. At the Ballpark offers mobile check-in, social media, special offers, rewards and exclusive content for anyone with an Android or iOS device.
Incentives for fans to “check-in” using At the Ballpark include many new promotions for the 20th Anniversary season of Camden Yards. First, an “I’m Checked In” T-shirt for the first 20 fans who check in and visit Fan Assistance behind home plate each game to claim their prize. Second, the 20th fan to check in each game will unlock an opportunity to upgrade their seats to a Field Box location. Finally, the first 20 fans who check in to at least 20 games at Oriole Park using the application by September 13 will unlock an offer for the opportunity to watch batting practice from the field at a future game.
More information on At the Ballpark is available at www.orioles.com.
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