Infinity Club Invitation — Red Sox Fenway Park 2017 08-26

Join the Infinity Club at Fenway Park on Saturday, August 26 Boston Red Sox . vs. Baltimore Orioles . You are cordially invited to join us as we once again invade Fenway Park to witness our local heros — with all the new and exciting talent the team has added — resume their quest to bring home another World Series Championship to Fenway Park. Our afternoon begins at the Credit Union aboard comfortable air conditioned buses. Our departure time is 2:00 pm, leaving plenty of time to enjoy the sights, sounds and tastes of Fenway Park prior to the gates opening. The game is currently scheduled to start at 4:05 pm. We expect a 10 pm arrival back in Waltham. The Sox have a number of new faces, determined to maintain the team’s American League East division title while continuing to keep those New Yorkers in their place! Former Boston general manager Dan Duquette has done a fine job of making the Orioles very competitive during the past few years. Trip costs are only $98 per person and includes round-trip transportation on comfortable motor coaches and a ticket in a right field box in Fenway Park. Seats are limited so make your reservation now by calling Pat Manley at 800-338-0221, ext. 9831 and completing and returning the form. ✁Clip and return this coupon . Reservation Form — Red Sox vs. Baltimore Orioles — August 26, 2017 . ____________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ Name Home Phone ____________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ Street Mobile Phone ____________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ City, State, ZIP Email Number of tickets: 1 2 3 4 Other: _______ Check Enclosed: Yes No In the event you cancel your reservation, RTN Federal Credit Union will do its best to provide a refund. In some situations, all or part of the fees may not be refundable. Cancellations made less than seven days prior to departure are ineligible for any refund. RTN Federal Credit Union reserves the right to substitute trip components in the unlikely event of an event or program cancellation. .

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