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Showing posts with label Whitecaps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Whitecaps. Show all posts
Thursday, April 21, 2022
West Michigan Whitecaps peanut-free games 2022
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Peanut Free Whitecaps Games 2012: Video
Did you know this is the Whitecaps 10th year offering peanut free games? Wow! Hats off to the Whitecaps!
Please take a look at this funny little video about the upcoming May 9 and May 10 peanut free games.
Friday, March 2, 2012
Peanut Free Days with the West Michigan Whitecaps 2012
"The West Michigan Whitecaps are bringing "Peanut Free Day" back to the ballpark on May 9th and 10th when the team takes on the Great Lakes Loons. This event encourages baseball fans who have peanut allergies to come out to Fifth Third Ballpark without having to worry about coming in contact with peanuts or any other nut-containing food. Thursday's game begins at 11 a.m.
Fifth Third Ballpark will undergo extensive cleaning before the games to ensure no peanut material is in the stadium. All food items that include or are made with peanut products will be removed. This is the 10th time since 2003 the Whitecaps are holding a Peanut Free Day."
Ticket purchasing options include:
Online
By phone* ...
- (616) 784-4131 or 800-CAPS-WIN
- (616) 784-4911
- West Michigan Whitecaps
Ticket Office
P.O. Box 428
Comstock Park, MI 49321-0428
Saturday, May 23, 2009
West Michigan Whitecaps Peanut Free Days
Press release regarding the Whitecaps Peanut-Free Days:
All peanuts and peanut products will be moved off site and the entire ballpark will be cleaned to remove as many of the leftover peanut shells as possible. Also, any product containing peanuts or nuts, including sunflower seeds, will not be sold during the games.
“We’ll be giving the whole ballpark a thorough cleaning to try to take care of any peanut residue,” said
Whitecaps Director of Food and Beverage Matt Timon. “While we won’t sell or cook peanuts that day, the Whitecaps can’t guarantee that there won’t be peanut residue in the park or that other fans won’t sneak peanuts into the ballpark.”
Timon added the Whitecaps’ vendors are on board with the decision to go peanut free.
“This is an important day for us,” said Timon. “Our vendors who sell peanuts and other peanut products have been incredibly supportive and they’re just as excited as we are to be able to offer this opportunity to people who would not normally be able to come to the ballpark.”
This will be the seventh season that the Whitecaps have offered peanut free days.
“Peanuts are as much a part of baseball as a home run,” said Whitecaps Director of Marketing and Media Relations Mickey Graham. “Unfortunately some fans aren’t able to come out to the ballpark because of their peanut allergy. We are giving those fans, especially kids, a chance to experience the ballpark atmosphere.
The Whitecaps return home to kick off a 10-game homestand on Tuesday, May 26 against the Quad Cities River Bandits at 6:35 p.m. Season, group, and individual tickets are on sale and can be purchased at the West Michigan Glass Block Ticket Office at Fifth Third Ballpark, by calling the Whitecaps front office at 616-784-4131 or visiting www.whitecapsbaseball.com.
Peanut Free Days Coming to Fifth Third Ballpark
May 22nd, 2009
COMSTOCK PARK – The West Michigan Whitecaps will soon give fans with peanut allergies a chance to enjoy a baseball game. The Whitecaps will hold peanut free days during their games against Quad Cities on Tuesday, May 26 at 6:35 p.m. and Wednesday, May 27 at 11:00 a.m.
All peanuts and peanut products will be moved off site and the entire ballpark will be cleaned to remove as many of the leftover peanut shells as possible. Also, any product containing peanuts or nuts, including sunflower seeds, will not be sold during the games.
“We’ll be giving the whole ballpark a thorough cleaning to try to take care of any peanut residue,” said
Whitecaps Director of Food and Beverage Matt Timon. “While we won’t sell or cook peanuts that day, the Whitecaps can’t guarantee that there won’t be peanut residue in the park or that other fans won’t sneak peanuts into the ballpark.”
Timon added the Whitecaps’ vendors are on board with the decision to go peanut free.
“This is an important day for us,” said Timon. “Our vendors who sell peanuts and other peanut products have been incredibly supportive and they’re just as excited as we are to be able to offer this opportunity to people who would not normally be able to come to the ballpark.”
This will be the seventh season that the Whitecaps have offered peanut free days.
“Peanuts are as much a part of baseball as a home run,” said Whitecaps Director of Marketing and Media Relations Mickey Graham. “Unfortunately some fans aren’t able to come out to the ballpark because of their peanut allergy. We are giving those fans, especially kids, a chance to experience the ballpark atmosphere.
The Whitecaps return home to kick off a 10-game homestand on Tuesday, May 26 against the Quad Cities River Bandits at 6:35 p.m. Season, group, and individual tickets are on sale and can be purchased at the West Michigan Glass Block Ticket Office at Fifth Third Ballpark, by calling the Whitecaps front office at 616-784-4131 or visiting www.whitecapsbaseball.com.
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