Being less than two years out of college and working for the government I wasn't making a lot of money at the time so I took advantage of "Three Buck Night" as much as possible. I had gone to five or six of them in 1987 and I'm pretty sure I made it to every one in 1988 and 1989. After the O's success in 1989 the ticket prices went up and "Three Buck Night" was no more.
Saturday, April 7, 2018
April 7 vs the Brewers - Rained Out
The Orioles game against the Brewers on April 7th was rained out and I don't believe it was ever made up CORRECTION - It was made up as part of a double-header on August 5th. This was going to be the Orioles' first "Three Buck Night" of the season - all Upper Reserved, Lower Reserved Grandstand or Adult General Admission tickets were only $3 (normally the Upper Reserved seats were $6.50, the Lower Reserved Grandstand were $5.50 and the Adult General Admission were $4.75). Keep in mind that at the time the most expensive seats in the ballpark were $9.50. It was indeed a different time.
Being less than two years out of college and working for the government I wasn't making a lot of money at the time so I took advantage of "Three Buck Night" as much as possible. I had gone to five or six of them in 1987 and I'm pretty sure I made it to every one in 1988 and 1989. After the O's success in 1989 the ticket prices went up and "Three Buck Night" was no more.
Being less than two years out of college and working for the government I wasn't making a lot of money at the time so I took advantage of "Three Buck Night" as much as possible. I had gone to five or six of them in 1987 and I'm pretty sure I made it to every one in 1988 and 1989. After the O's success in 1989 the ticket prices went up and "Three Buck Night" was no more.
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