Uni-President Lions and TonyStan Cross-Border Collaboration: Nearly 20,000 Tickets Presold for 3-Game Series
The Uni-President 7-Eleven Lions baseball team is launching a 'TonyStan Wan Wan Lai' themed day from May 1st to 3rd, collaborating with popular local illustrator TonyStan. Nearly 20,000 tickets have been presold for the three-game series, which will feature pet-friendly seating and various pet services, offering fans a unique viewing experience.
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(Central News Agency reporter Hsieh Ching-Wen, Taipei 27th) The Uni-President 7-ELEVEN Lions professional baseball team announced that from May 1st to 3rd, their home games will feature the 'TonyStan Wan Wan Lai' theme day. This cross-border collaboration with Tainan's popular illustrator TonyStan has already seen nearly 20,000 tickets presold for the three-game series.
The Lions today stated via press release that from May 1st to 3rd, their home games will be held at the Tainan Asia-Pacific International Baseball Training Center Main Stadium, playing a three-game series against the Rakuten Monkeys.
The Lions pointed out that this cross-border collaboration with illustrator TonyStan, who is widely loved by young audiences for his humorous and interesting art style, cleverly combines his characters with the Lions' mascots 'Ryan' and 'Ying Ying' to create an exclusive main visual. This visual will be extended to design a series of limited edition merchandise and admission gifts. TonyStan will also serve as the opening pitch guest on the first day of the theme event.
To complement the 'Wan Wan' (Woof Woof) theme day, on the second and third days, celebrity dogs will be invited to the stadium, including the Taiwan Search Dog Association and the popular Chinese Professional Baseball League mascot 'O-Gao,' as well as the internet celebrity Border Collie 'Nuts,' with over 220,000 Instagram followers, who will serve as event guests.
The team stated that they have planned 'Woof Woof Pet Seating' inside the stadium for the first time, allowing fans to bring their beloved furry friends to cheer on the team and enjoy a unique game-watching experience. Fans who purchase pet seating tickets will also receive exclusive seat gifts.
Outside the venue, in addition to popular fan-favorite challenge games, the team has also partnered with the Tainan City Veterinary Medical Association, Chung Hwa University of Medical Technology's Pet Care Department, and Familitude Pet Grooming Academy to set up 'Woof Woof Exclusive Support Stations' for dogs. Fans with pet seating tickets can exchange them for limited service numbers, allowing their furry companions to receive simple grooming and health check services at the stadium.
The Lions stated that with the Labor Day holiday approaching, nearly 20,000 tickets have been presold for the three games. Fans and their furry friends are welcome to attend and spend a pleasant weekend at the stadium. (Edited by Wu Su-Rou) 1150427
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(Central News Agency reporter Hsieh Ching-Wen, Taipei 27th) The Uni-President 7-ELEVEN Lions professional baseball team announced that from May 1st to 3rd, their home games will feature the 'TonyStan Wan Wan Lai' theme day. This cross-border collaboration with Tainan's popular illustrator TonyStan has already seen nearly 20,000 tickets presold for the three-game series.
The Lions today stated via press release that from May 1st to 3rd, their home games will be held at the Tainan Asia-Pacific International Baseball Training Center Main Stadium, playing a three-game series against the Rakuten Monkeys.
The Lions pointed out that this cross-border collaboration with illustrator TonyStan, who is widely loved by young audiences for his humorous and interesting art style, cleverly combines his characters with the Lions' mascots 'Ryan' and 'Ying Ying' to create an exclusive main visual. This visual will be extended to design a series of limited edition merchandise and admission gifts. TonyStan will also serve as the opening pitch guest on the first day of the theme event.
To complement the 'Wan Wan' (Woof Woof) theme day, on the second and third days, celebrity dogs will be invited to the stadium, including the Taiwan Search Dog Association and the popular Chinese Professional Baseball League mascot 'O-Gao,' as well as the internet celebrity Border Collie 'Nuts,' with over 220,000 Instagram followers, who will serve as event guests.
The team stated that they have planned 'Woof Woof Pet Seating' inside the stadium for the first time, allowing fans to bring their beloved furry friends to cheer on the team and enjoy a unique game-watching experience. Fans who purchase pet seating tickets will also receive exclusive seat gifts.
Outside the venue, in addition to popular fan-favorite challenge games, the team has also partnered with the Tainan City Veterinary Medical Association, Chung Hwa University of Medical Technology's Pet Care Department, and Familitude Pet Grooming Academy to set up 'Woof Woof Exclusive Support Stations' for dogs. Fans with pet seating tickets can exchange them for limited service numbers, allowing their furry companions to receive simple grooming and health check services at the stadium.
The Lions stated that with the Labor Day holiday approaching, nearly 20,000 tickets have been presold for the three games. Fans and their furry friends are welcome to attend and spend a pleasant weekend at the stadium. (Edited by Wu Su-Rou) 1150427
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