Trash Pandas Celebrate Fifth Season with Bobbleheads, Giveaways, and Special Guests
MADISON, Alabama — The Rocket City Trash Pandas promotional calendar features a record number of dates, including promotional giveaways at the Pepsi Gates and special meet-and-greet opportunities during games. “At Trash Pandas HQ, we know our fans are the real MVPs!” yelled Trash Pandas Director of Marketing and Promotions Ricky
MADISON, Alabama — The Rocket City Trash Pandas promotional calendar features a record number of dates, including promotional giveaways at the Pepsi Gates and special meet-and-greet opportunities during games.
“At Trash Pandas HQ, we know our fans are the real MVPs!” yelled Trash Pandas Director of Marketing and Promotions Ricky Fernandez. “We’re delighted to welcome baseball legend Jose Canseco for a night that’ll be legendary. Plus, the chance to snag bobbleheads of popular players Caden Dana and Christian Moore! A massive shoutout to our amazing fans. Your ideas are the rocket fuel driving the best Minor League Baseball brand!”
14 premium giveaways highlight the 2025 promotional calendar.
PREMIUM GIVEAWAYS
Giveaways are distributed first come, first served upon gate openings 65 minutes before the first pitch unless otherwise noted, and are subject to change. Items include:
Friday, April 4 – 2025 Magnet Schedule – 3,000 Fans
Saturday, April 5 – License Plate Frame – 1,000 Adults by WOW!
Sunday, April 6 – Fleece Blanket – 1,500 Adults by Crestwood
Tuesday, April 8 – Christian Moore Bobblehead – 1,500 Adults by Bill Penney Toyota
Tuesday, April 22 – Caden Dana Bobblehead – 1,500 Adults by SportsMED
Thursday, April 24 – Raise the Roof Night T-Shirt – 1,500 Adults by Storm Guard Roofing
Thursday, May 8 – Soccer Scarf – 1,500 Fans by Huntsville Compounding Pharmacy
Sunday, May 11 – Mother’s Day Cross Body Bag – 1,000 Ladies
Saturday, May 31 – Harry Potter Cooler Bag – 1,000 Fans by Huntsville Symphony Orchestra
Sunday, June 1 – Lunaticos Sugar Skull Bobblehead – 1,500 Fans by Early Services
Wednesday, June 11 – Beach Towel – 1,500 Adults by LP Building Solutions
Thursday, June 12 – Beverage Belt – 1,500 Adults
Sunday, June 15 – Father’s Day Grill Set – 1,000 Men by Southern Cancer Institute
Tuesday, June 17 – Adult Trash Jersey – 1,500 Adults 18+ by Nucor
Thursday, August 14 – Beer Stein – 1,000 Adults 21+ by Cullman Parks and Recreation
Saturday, August 16 – Youth Space Jersey – 1,000 Kids 17u by Nucor
Tuesday, September 9 – Glow-In-The-Dark Shirt – 1,000 Kids 17u by Miltope
Sunday, September 14 – 2026 Magnet Schedule – 5,000 Fans
APPEARANCES
Toyota Field will welcome special guests throughout the season. Each appearance will feature the special guest participating in a pre-game on-field ceremony and a meet-and-greet session on the Bill Penney Toyota Concourse during the game. Currently scheduled appearances include:
Saturday, April 26 – ZOOperstars Appearance
Sunday, April 27 – Bluey Character Appearance
Saturday, May 10 – Princess Characters on Princess Night
Saturday, August 2 & Sunday, August 3 – Dinosaur Weekend
Thursday, August 28 – Jose and Ozzie Canseco at Huntsville Stars Throwback Night
The complete list of giveaway items, including collectibles, everyday use, and attire, is available at TPTix.com.
The Trash Pandas open their fifth season at Toyota Field on Friday, April 4, against the Chattanooga Lookouts. Single-game tickets for the 2025 season are on sale now and start at just $8 for general admission and $16 for field-level seats. They can be purchased online at tptix.com 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Fans can also buy tickets in person during regular business hours at the Wicks Family Foundation Box Office or by calling 256-325-1403, option 1. Fans can now start booking group outings for the 2025 season by visiting trashpandasgroups.com or by calling the group sales department directly at (256) 325-1403 option 2. 20-Game Mini Plans are also available at tptix.com.
For the latest on events taking place at Toyota Field, visit trashpandasbaseball.com/events.
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