Saz’s Opening Day Archives
Opening day 2007
500 Ticket Packages and over 25 bus loads of fans!
Food, Beverage, Live Entertainment & Fun!
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| Andrea and the Mods | Booze Brothers |
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| Saz & Milwaukee ESPN Radio Gang | Saz & Laura |
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| Tailgaters | Tailgate Snacks |
Opening Day 2007 at Saz's
April 2 - Monday
Brewers vs LA Dodgers
Tailgate Party under the tent at Saz's begins at 9:30 a.m.
Game time - 1:05 p.m.
Buses begin departing at 12:00 noon
Your Tailgate Package Includes:
Ticket to the Brewer’s vs. LA Dodgers Game
Bus Transportation to and from the game
Saz’s Tailgate Party & Buffet, beer & soda before the game.
Live Entertainment
Andrea and the Mods are playing before the game and the Booze Brothers after the game.
Join us under our Heated Tent at Saz’s State House Restaurant Parking Lot. A
wristband will be provided with your package and will be required for admission to the tent, food buffet and entertainment. You will also need the wristband to get on the bus to and from the game.
Opening Day 2006
Monday April 3rd
Game Time 1:05 PM
Brewers VS Pittsburgh
If you have your tickets to the game on Opening Day, but still want to enjoy Milwaukee’s best tailgate party, come on down to Saz’s. This year Saz’s is teaming up with WKLH for a tailgate party that really rocks! Marilynn Mee will be broadcasting from Saz’s that morning, and we’ll have live music from KB and his band before the game.
Your tailgate package includes:
Bus transportation to and from the game, all beer and soda before the game, Saz’s tailgate buffet, a commemorative 30th anniversary hat and live entertainment before and after the game.
Your tailgate buffet will be served at Saz’s in the heated tent in our parking lot!! The wristband provided in your package must be worn to get you into our tent where the tailgate buffet and entertainment will be – and to get on to the buses.
Tailgate begins at 9:30 AM – buses will start to depart for the game at noon.
After the game join us for a post-game party featuring the music of The Boogie Men.
