Join us for Boomer’s Book Club Games
Sunday, May 12 — 1 pm Gates Open | 2 pm Game Time –> Check out the game details here
Friday, May 24 — 5:30 pm Gates Open | 6:30 pm Game Time –> Check out the game details here
Thursday, June 20 — 5:30 pm Gates Open | 6:30 pm Game Time –> Check out the game details here
Welcome to the York Revolution’s Boomer’s Book Club program presented by Northern Central Railway!
The Book Club is a win-win for club members. It provides incentives for your children to grow as readers. They improve their reading skills AND get the fun of York Revolution baseball. Reading time becomes Revs time!
Here are the three easy steps to participate in the program with your children:
1. Have your child read (or read to them) one to four books outside of school over four to eight weeks.
2. Have your child record the title of the book(s) he or she has read on the provided book mark and return it to his or her teacher. The teacher will then initial the bookmark.
3. Once your child has completed the books, follow the instructions on the back of the bookmark to redeem your prizes.
Help your child score great prizes:
SINGLE
Receive a free ticket, courtesy of the York Revolution, good for any of the Boomer’s Book Club dates. Additional discounted tickets for family members can be purchased for only $10. Seats are based on availability.
DOUBLE
Receive a kid’s meal voucher courtesy of Revolution Hospitality, to go along with your ticket at the Boomer’s Book Club game you choose to attend.
TRIPLE
Receive a Playground wristband for unlimited carousel rides, trips down the inflatable slide, and bounce house fun, in addition to Single and Double prizes.
HOME RUN
Receive an exclusive Boomer’s Book Club kids hat, in addition to Single, Double, and Triple prizes.
BONUS!
Thanks to the Northern Central Railway, you’ll also get a kids voucher for a free train ride as a reward for reading your books!
All prizes can be redeemed and additional discounted tickets can be purchased by simply presenting your child’s bookmark in person at the Shipley Energy Ticket Office, beginning on the date of the first Boomer’s Book Club game.
