PA GAME COMMISSION/ALTOONA CURVE ANNOUNCE BASEBALL TICKET DISCOUNT BY SHOWING CURRENT LICENSE HARRISBURG – Coupling two of America’s favorite pastimes – baseball and hunting – Pennsylvania Game Commission and Altoona Curve AA Baseball officials today announced that fans who bring their current Pennsylvania hunting or furtaker license to any Wednesday home game will earn a $1 discount on grandstand tickets. This offer will start with the April 14 game against the Richmond Flying Squirrels at 6:30 p.m., and run through the Aug. 25 game against the Erie SeaWolves at 7 p.m.
“This agreement has provided an added value to the price of a Pennsylvania hunting and furtaker license,” said Carl G. Roe, Pennsylvania Game Commission executive director. “We are pleased that the Altoona Curve recognizes the importance of our license buyers to wildlife management, as well as the economy, of the state and the Altoona region, by offering this discount.”
“We are glad to extend this offer through the Pennsylvania Game Commission,” said Chuck Griswold, Altoona Curve Sponsorship Account Executive. “We know those with hunting licenses will appreciate the value, entertainment, and great baseball they will experience at Blair County Ballpark at a terrific price.”
The Altoona Curve is the AA Affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates, and has its field at 1000 Park Ave. in Altoona. For more information on upcoming Wednesday home games, visit the Altoona Curve’s website (
www.altoonacurve.com).
