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City of Santa Clarita | Thursday, Feb 14, 2019

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Dust off your mitt and step into your stirrups. The Santa Clarita City Council invites residents to purchase tickets now for the 42nd Annual City of Santa Clarita Dodger Day.

Watch the two-time reigning National League Champion Los Angeles Dodgers, take on the NL East contenders Washington Nationals at Dodger Stadium on Saturday, May 11, 2019 at 6:10 p.m. Tickets start as low as $28 per person and can be purchased online by visiting SCVDodgerDay.com.

A portion of each ticket purchased through the Dodger Day website will be donated back to local nonprofits and schools. Attendees will be able to specify which charity or school they want to support during their registration. The purchase of a ticket enters your name into a drawing. There will be 15 lucky winners and a friend or chaperone, who will have the opportunity to attend batting practice before the game.

Fans in attendance will also receive a special Los Angeles Dodgers lightweight hoodie, while supplies last. Fans are encouraged to arrive early in order to receive their giveaway item.

Ticket prices range from $28 Preferred Reserve seats to $80 Loge Box MVP seats. Fans will also be able to purchase tickets in the Coca-Cola Right Field Pavilion, which includes unlimited Dodger Dogs, nachos, popcorn, peanuts, Coke products and water. Those who purchase tickets in this section will enjoy the game with the Dodgers’ four-legged fans, as it is also Pups in the Park night.

A limited amount of tickets are available in each seating tier. Each school and nonprofit group that sells more than 10 tickets will receive a rebate.

For more information, please visit SCVDodgerDay.com or contact Elizabeth Arambula (661) 250-3734.

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Stu Megaw says:

Thursday, Feb 14, 2019 at

Want to make this really attractive?

1. Show list price vs SCV Day price side-by-side to show savings.
2. Pick a game which is not one of the 10 broadcast on KTLA
3. MOST IMPORTANTLY Provide a bus(ses) to and from the game. Travel/parking is the biggest hassle.

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