Throwback pricing extended to Toronto series from Sept. 24-26
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September 13, 2012 8:48 pm
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You spoke – purchasing the discounted throwback tickets offered by the Orioles for this week’s crucial series against the Rays – and the O’s listened.
The sight of packed left field boxes and the Eutaw Street bleachers was too good a deal to pass up, and you’ll have the opportunity to do it all over again from Sept. 24-26, when the Orioles entertain the Blue Jays.
Once again, fans can purchase seats in those locations at 1992 pricing, a nod to the 20th anniversary of Camden Yards. While…You spoke – purchasing the discounted throwback tickets offered by the Orioles for this week’s crucial series against the Rays – and the O’s listened.
The sight of packed left field boxes and the Eutaw Street bleachers was too good a deal to pass up, and you’ll have the opportunity to do it all over again from Sept. 24-26, when the Orioles entertain the Blue Jays.
Once again, fans can purchase seats in those locations at 1992 pricing, a nod to the 20th anniversary of Camden Yards. While supplies last, left field lower box seats, regularly $32, can be yours for $8, and Eutaw Street bleacher seats, usually $19, will cost only $4.
The discount even applies to the single-admission doubleheader on Sept. 24, and fans can take advantage of the savings either online or at the Camden Yards box office.
Once again, fans who already purchased regularly priced seats in the Eutaw Street bleachers or left field lower box will receive a refund for the difference in ticket value. A refund check will be automatically issued, and fans should allow up to four weeks for processing and delivery.
And don’t forget to use the hashtag #BUCKleUp for the remainder of the season to promote the Orioles’ push for the postseason.
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