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Not-So-Thirsty-Thursdays At Greer Stadium In 2009

Don’t head to the newly-remodeled Greer Stadium next Thursday expecting to enjoy drink specials while you watch the Sounds play their season opener against the New Orleans Zephyrs. Though information has been (purposefully) vague, it doesn’t take a genius to check out the Sounds’ Promotional Schedule and notice the absence of what some would consider an essential Nashville tradition: Thirsty Thursdays.

We first noticed conflicting reports a few weeks ago, with The Tennessean reporting that the season would open with a Thirsty Thursday, The City Paper reporting that the promotion would be trimmed down to once a month, and talk at Yazoo about a partnership with the Sounds for Thirsty Thursdays. It wasn’t until yesterday that The City Paper confirmed our worst fears, that Thirsty Thursdays are indeed no more. Instead, the Sounds’ promotional schedule is packed full of all-ages fun this year. We’ll see Sundae Sundays, Reading Club Days, Autograph Days, Faith Nights and the usual three tons of fireworks, but no particularly enticing deals on booze.

Of course, there’s always a silver lining. We might have to pay full price, but theĀ Yazoo will indeed be flowing at Sounds games this year, they haven’t done away with Dollar Dog Days (yet, those fun-suckers), and tickets are still dirt cheap ($6 for general admission). So hey! If we can manage to brush this chip off our shoulder about Thirsty Thursdays, you’ll probably find us at a few games this year anyway.

Nashville Sounds Season Opener against the New Orleans Zephyrs at Greer Stadium
Thursday, April 9, 2009 at 7pm
Purchase tickets online or at the box office

Photo by msmail.

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View Comments

  • Any establishment that can't make a profit from a $1 cost on a 50 cent pour probably shouldn't be doing promos anyway. Or existing.
  • Alex
    Thirsty Thursday was only a reprieve from normally high drink prices at Greer. If I could get a decent beer for under $5 on any night, I would not miss Trashdy Thursday drink specials. At minor league parks where the beers are priced reasonably - a good balance is struck.

    As it was, Thursdays were getting a little rough out there. It was an unwelcoming place for any sober baseball fan, especially the kids. That said, it wouldn't hurt to have fewer chuck-e-cheese nights.
  • And they're actually trying to sell tickets this year, you say?

    This makes me so, so, so very sad. Let's um start a Facebook group!
  • Noooooooooooo.

    The Sounds are dead to me.
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