The Reno Aces last week unveiled two new 20-game ticket packages designed to better accommodate the schedules of Aces fans.
TJ Lasita, director of media relations for the Reno Aces, says the new ticket packages were designed after processing feedback from attendees and season ticket holders of the Aces inaugural season.
"People realized 72 games is a lot," Lasita says. "We have a pretty good base of fans that are there all the time, but we also are cognizant of fact that people have schedules and can't come to every game.
"It is another way to be flexible with people's schedules."
The pre-selected game package offers three different sets of 18 games and the popular Opening Night and Fourth of July games both sellouts. The Freedom 20-game package offers fans 20 games of their choice except the season opener and Fourth of July. Both include 13 weekend games.
Cost for either of the packages is $280 a seat for infield reserved and $220 outfield reserved.
"Now that we have a year under our belt and we have done it once, and people in this city have done it once, we see what they wanted, what they liked, and how can we can adjust our plans to make it appealing to more people," Lasita says.
