General Admission seating at Carson Park is located behind the first and third base dugouts. Seating is not reserved and first come, first serve. General Admission seating areas are not covered and all tickets and vouchers may be upgraded to another area of the ballpark.
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Reserved Grandstand seating at Carson Park is located under the roof of the grandstand. You must have a reserved ticket to sit in this section, complete with bleacher back seats. These tickets may also be upgraded to another area of the ballpark.
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Reserved Box seating at Carson Park includes the first four rows behind the backstop netting. This seating area includes an individual bucket seat, great view of the game and waitstaff to take care of your food and beverage needs throughout the game. Box seats may be upgraded to Fan Deck tickets if desired. This seating area is also not covered by the grandstand roof.
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Fan Deck seating at Carson Park is located in the right field area of the ballpark. With purchase of your Fan Deck ticket, you will receive unlimited food and Coca-Cola products through the entirety of the game. Food options include a variety of grilled ballpark fare. Each ticket holder age 21 and over receives four domestic beer tickets (premium $1/drink upcharge). Additional alcoholic beverages can be purchased for $1 apiece, through the end of the 9th inning. In the event of a game delayed by rain, Express staff and management has the right to adjust the food and beverage policy as deemed necessary. Seating is all general admission and available on a first come, first serve basis. Available seating on the Fan Deck is approximately 250. Capacity for ticket sales on the Fan Deck is 500.
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100 Ways to Use your Express Tickets:
Client Entertainment
- 1. Invite a loyal customer as a thank you
- 2. Take a new client as a thank you for doing business with you
- 3. Take a potential client as a way relationship builder
- 4. Invite a client that you don’t know very well to develop your relationship
- 5. Take a small client as a way to enhance your partnership
- 6. Reward someone that gave you a referral
- 7. Give to a client so they can treat one of their customers
- 8. Reward a customer that makes timely payments
- 9. Offer to a client that had a bad experience with your company
- 10. Use as a networking tool
- 11. Give tickets to outside training services
- 12. Thank a customer who praised your company
- 13. Offer your tickets to a service company who has taken care of you
- 14. Give to your HR department for performance rewards
Employee Rewards
- 15. Reward an employee for above average work
- 16. Use for employee drawings
- 17. Give away as an “Employee of the Week” award
- 18. Use as a reward for hitting a goal
- 19. Reward 100% attendance
- 20. Use as a benefit at a positive performance review
- 21. Give to an employee with above average punctuality
- 22. Reward an employee that works a weekend event
- 23. Show your appreciation for an intern
- 24. Welcome a new employee to the company with tickets
- 25. Give to an employee that appears over stressed so they have a night to relax
- 26. Use as a department-wide outing
- 27. Give to an employee that put in extra evening hours
- 28. Reward an employee that has a positive attitude at the office
- 29. Give to an employee that doesn’t make commission for a big sale
- 30. Give to a manager whose department exceeded its goal
- 31. Reward a font-line employee that satisfied an angry customer
- 32. Give to a prospective employee
- 33. Use as an employee birthday present
- 34. Say thank you to an outgoing or retiring employee
- 35. Reward the employee that worked the most overtime
- 36. Give to the department that exceeded their weekly quota
- 37. Give to the salesperson that scheduled the most meetings last week
- 38. Reward the employee that up-sold a big account
- 39. Give to the employee that generates the most new business
- 40. Reward the person making the most cold calls in a day
- 41. Package them in with a product to promote sales
- 42. Give to the winner of a sales contest
- 43. Help part-time workers feel more included in the organization
- 44. Reward employees for an accident-free work environment
- 45. Congratulate an employee on a promotion
- 46. Give to your office cleaning crew as a thank you
- 47. Reward a consistently accurate employee
- 48. Give to your clerical staff as a thank you
- 49. Give to your security guards
- 50. Give to your assistant so he/she can take the family
- 51. Reward an employee that receives a service recognition from a customer
- 52. Get to know a co-worker outside the office
- 53. Give to an employee that has been sick as a “get well soon” gift
- 54. Give to your customer service department as an appreciation for maintaining a good relationship with your customers
- 55. Reward an employee that came up with a savings suggestion
- 56. Give it to a co-worker to whom you owe a favor
- 57. Give to the employee with the highest account renewal rate
Community Involvement
- 58. Thank volunteers for their time
- 59. Donate tickets to your church
- 60. Give to charity and use as a tax write-off
- 61. Reward a good Samaritan
- 62. Give tickets to a representative on a local school board
- 63. Use as raffle prizes
- 64. Give to members of a community organization (Lion’s Club, Kiwanis, Rotary, etc.)
- 65. Give to a youth sports organization
- 66. Give to a non-profit organization to give the tickets to someone who otherwise wouldn’t be able to enjoy a game
- 67. Distribute to a children’s charity such as Big Brothers Big Sisters or the Boys and Girls Club
- 68. Use for trade opportunities
- 69. Donate to patients at a local hospital
- 70. Donate around the holidays to organizations providing gifts for less fortunate children
- 71. Use as giveaways at community events that your company appears at
Personal Use
- 72. Reward yourself for a career milestone
- 73. Give to your child’s teacher as a thank you
- 74. Give tickets to your mechanic, doctor, etc.
- 75. Offer to your accountant after tax season
- 76. Give tickets to your child’s coach
- 77. Use as a date night for you and your significant other
- 78. Give to your parents for a fun night out
- 79. Give to your children for some quality time together
- 80. Invite a friend as a way to catch up
- 81. Bring your brother/sister to a game
- 82. Give as a wedding gift
- 83. Use as stocking stuffers
- 84. Give as a graduation present
- 85. Treat a friend on their birthday
- 86. Welcome a new neighbor
- 87. Use as a thank you to a neighbor that mowed your lawn while you were out of town
- 88. Give to a neighbor that let your dog out while you were gone
- 89. Use as an extra incentive for house-sitting
- 90. Give to the neighbor that plowed the snow from your driveway
- 91. Give to a friend going through a tough time as a way to “get away” for a night
- 92. Offer to your babysitter
- 93. Give to restaurants that you frequent with clients
- 94. Use them for your child’s birthday party
- 95. Take one of your kids for some one-on-one time
- 96. Give as an incentive to quit a bad habit
- 97. Propose at an Express game
- 98. Meet a blind date at the seats
- 99. Reward you children for good grades
- 100. Use tickets as a way to spend quality time with the whole family
