Orland Park White Sox Grand Slam Event Open to Everyone

ORLAND PARK, IL — The Village of Orland Park's Grand Slam Event with the Chicago White Sox has become an annual favorite for baseball fans from throughout the region. The Wednesday, July 6th 7:10 p.m. home game against the New York Yankees is this year's event for Orland Park.

"The White Sox have invited Orland Park to participate in a grand slam group event for the last several years and we invite people from throughout the region to be a part of this evening of baseball," said Orland Park Mayor Dan McLaughlin. Attendees need not live in Orland Park to order the discounted tickets.

Specially priced White Sox tickets are available with lower box reserved seats available for $35. Outfield reserved are $22 and upper box are $20. A pre-game patio party, regularly $42 per person, is available for $32 per person. The Orland Park event also offers hot dog value meals, parking permits and commemorative t-shirts.

"We hope that families are able to take advantage of the discounted tickets again this year," the mayor said. "This is a nice break for those who may otherwise be forced to limit their summer travel and activities," he added.

Ticket order forms for the 7:10 p.m. game are available at all village buildings and on the village's website. Tickets may also be ordered online or by calling Ticketmaster at 866-769-4263 and using the code "OPN." Service fees will apply for ordering online and through Ticketmaster.

"The White Sox have put together a nice package for the game," McLaughlin said. "Along with specially priced tickets, if they use the paper order form, families can order parking passes and hot dog value meals, making it a reasonably priced outing," he said. "And, people can order the newly designed 'Orland Park White Sox Fan' t-shirt," the mayor added.

Tickets will be mailed to the provided address and all game times and promotions are subject to change. The last day to order tickets is June 24, 2016.

"This is a great outing for everyone, whether they're from Orland Park or not," McLaughlin said, adding, "It's a great night of baseball."