The Rome Emperors and AdventHealth are pleased to announce free admission and a meal for children under the age of 12 for Sunday home games for the 2025 season.
Kids, ages 12 and under, will receive a free general admission ticket and food voucher for any Sunday home game. The ticket and voucher must be picked up at the box office and can be redeemed at Sliders or Grand Slam. The food voucher will consist of a hot dog, small soda and small popcorn.
This is part of the partnership between AdventHealth and the Rome Emperors as a way to celebrate family time on Sundays and create lasting memories.
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