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The Boston Red Sox are Calling All Kids!

As a member of the #RedSoxMoms roster, I enjoyed a delicious kick off luncheon as well as a tote bag full of Red Sox goodies. I’m excited to tell you more about the Red Sox Calling All Kids program today. And throughout the season, I will be sharing information about the ball club, events happening at Fenway Park, and activities happening with the Red Sox.

As one of the official #RedSoxMoms, I will be sharing information and events going on with the Red Sox Organization. First up the new #CallingAllKids program.

I am thrilled to announce that I am a member of the official Red Sox Moms blogger team for the 2015 season! As a lifelong Red Sox fan, I couldn’t be happier working with such an awesome organization!

As one of the official #RedSoxMoms, I will be sharing information and events going on with the Red Sox Organization. First up the new #CallingAllKids program.

There are many things in the pipeline this season, one thing that peaked my interest is that the Red Sox are “Calling All Kids” to join Red Sox Kid Nation, presented by Hood, for free. The first 25,000 kids registered for Red Sox Kid Nation will receive a free ticket to a 2015 game! It’s true, the team has committed 25,000 free tickets to kids in 2015! One you sign up for Red Sox Kid Nation, you’ll be provided with a link to order your tickets!

The Red Sox really want to make Fenway Park more family friendly, and have created many things to help make a day at the ball park easier for families with children.

· Gate K & Kid Nation Concourse – A special new entrance at Fenway dedicated to children and families located adjacent to Gate B near the corner of Van Ness and Ipswich Streets. The gate will lead fans into the new Kid Nation Concourse featuring new attractions for young fans, including: A seven-foot giant Wally bobblehead, Interactive video wall, Life-size images & footprints Red Sox players, Balloon artist, stilt walker, and face painter, Kid-themed concessions including a $5 kids meal (mini hot dog, cotton candy, and a small juice)

· Wally’s Clubhouse – Red Sox Kid Nation Clubhouse is being transformed into the new “Wally’s Clubhouse,” open from the 3rd to the 7th inning season-long, providing families with a respite from inclement weather, a place to play and walk around, and a welcoming venue for children to meet Wally the Green Monster.

· Red Sox Kids Crew – A new group of Fenway Park staff, Red Sox Kids Crew, will greet kids as they enter Gate K, lead children in games, and provide families with assistance and information about kid-friendly Fenway Park activities.

Which game will you be attending?!

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    • YAY! Love hearing from fans across the country! My mom lived in Scottsdale for a while, she was surprised there were so many Red Sox fans there!

      Here’s to a great season!

  3. We’re huge Red Sox fans from socal! Planning on heading to Boston this summer, I’m definitely checking this out, thanks for sharing!

    • Awesome! I hope you have a wonderful visit this summer! Maybe we’ll run into one another! 😉