Mix 95.9 Family Sunday Home Games: Free Parking + Win Tix

Mix 95.9 Family Sunday Home Games: Free Parking + Win Tix

Listen to win a family four-pack of tickets to a Mix 95.9 RiverDogs Family Sunday home game! Photo: Mix 95.9/Saga Communications


RiverDogs Baseball is Back!
Get Free Parking Every Sunday, Plus Listen to Win Tickets

The best day of the week to be at the ballpark is Sunday for the RiverDogs Sunday Funday. Not only is parking free on Sunday, but games start at an early 5:05 meaning your kids get home early enough for bedtime on a night before a school day.

Bring the fam to the stadium, park for free and, on selected Sundays, play catch on the field before the game and let the kids run the bases after the game! Tickets on sale here. Plus, #2GG is giving away a family four-pack of tickets to a Sunday game. So listen to win yours weekday mornings!

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