The ceremony will be performed by a Rays talent personality (Hmm I wonder who it will be?) and participating couples will receive commemorative Rays champagne flutes as they exit the field after the ceremony.

The fee is $30 per couple to participate in the vow renewal. You must preregister on the Rays Group Outings site registration is open through June 13, at 11:59 p.m. ET. You must also have a ticket to the game, which starts at 4:10pm. You can purchase your game tickets from Ticketmaster, tickets range from $15-$140 each.

This marriage vow renewal is not a legal ceremony. It is only a symbolic ceremony. All participants must be 18 years or older and already have obtained a legal marriage license.

What are your thoughts? Would you renew your vows at a baseball game? Why or why not? Leave me a comment and let me know.

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You can get Tampa Bay Rays tickets or Baltimore Orioles tickets at razorgator.com and have your own fun night at the ballpark.

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It has been a few years since I’d been to Tropicana Field. I love this venue. It is a very family friendly arena. As you walk throughout the dome there are a lot of food and beverage choices ($5 soda and $5 pretzel up to the really expensive stuff from the Outback booths). There is an old time boardwalk feel at the Trop. There are games of chance, a place to have your picture taken with Raymond-the Rays mascot, and even a place to get your picture put on a baseball card. One of my favorite things at the Trop. is the Ray Tank. How cool is it to have a mini-aquarium with real live rays swimming just past the outfield.

I want to close out this post listing the good, the bad and the ugly of our Saturday at Tropicana Field.
The Good: I love going to live sporting events and it is even better when your team wins! Go Rays! It is fun to share a day like this with family.
The Bad: We were seated in front of 6 rude, obnoxious,foul-mouthed drunks. This is honestly the #1 reason I don’t attend more live sporting events. The stadium was sold out so we were stuck with these rude people, 4 of whom didn’t even want to be at a baseball game, commenting and cussing throughout the day. I really wish that Tropicana Field would open an alcohol free section of seats like so many other pro sports venues have done. This would make the day so much more enjoyable for everyone. Also, where we were seated, all you could hear of the concert was the bass, with a slightly different speaker array many more people could have enjoyed the concert.
The Ugly: I think the picture speaks for itself. I did black out her face to protect her identity, but the mullet has been “out” for a long time.

Do you like going to sporting events? What is your favorite team? Leave me a comment, let’s talk!

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