Momservation: It is not Halloween until you pay express shipping and handling for your kid’s must-have Halloween costume only to have them decide they’re just going to wear their baseball uniform and go as Buster Posey.
Dinger’s Drive In, an outdoor movie series that invites families to kick back in the Raley Field outfield while watching movies on their Jumbotron, kicked of last month with Disney’s Zootopia.
This weekend, Saturday, October 15, the Raley Field crew is getting into the Halloween spirit early with their 3rd annual Flick-Or-Treat, a community trick-or-treat event. In addition to showing a second film, Hotel Transylvania 2 as part of Dinger’s Drive In, kids will be able to safely trick-or-treat and participate in Halloween themed games and events.
It will be quite a festive event with local media in attendance including KCRA, The Sacramento Bee, K-LOVE, and 107.9 The End. Various local partners and organizations, including California Family Fitness, Blue Star Moms, Yolo County Library, and more will be handing out treats and other goodies. The Yolo Basin Foundation is bringing live Mexican Free Tailed bats. Additional pre-movie activities include a costume contest, corn hole, candy corn counting, Dinger coloring, and much more.
Flick-or-Treat begins at 4:30 p.m. (first come first serve) with the movie starting at 6 p.m. Cost is $6 for kids and $8 for adults. But the best value is to buy still available Dinger’s Drive In season passes for $10 a person. That will then also give you access for the last movie in the series on Saturday, October 29, the Disney Pixar classic Finding Nemo.
To add a feel good element to the evening, new this year at Flick Or Treat is Dinger’s Goods Drive. Starting Saturday, October 15th Dinger will be collecting household goods, canned and dry goods, baby supplies, and new and gently used clothing to give back to those in need. Those who donate will receive a discount coupon to be used at the River Cats On Deck Shop at Raley Field. The drive begins at Flick Or Treat and will last through Friday, November 4.
For tickets and details (i.e. no chairs allowed on field, only blankets) go online or visit the Round Table Ticket Office at Raley Field. The event is rain or shine.
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Baseball may have left the building but that doesn’t mean fun things aren’t still happening at Raley Field. And if you have kids you’re looking to entertain (I still burn incense at the altar of McDonald’s Playlands), the Sacramento River Cats have created a new offseason event: Dinger’s Drive In sponsored by California Family Fitness.
Flick-or-Treat begins at 4:30 p.m. (first come first serve) with the movie starting at 6 p.m. Cost is $6 for kids and $8 for adults. But the best value is to buy still available Dinger’s Drive In season passes for $10 a person. That will then also give you access for the last movie in the series on Saturday, October 29, the Disney Pixar classic Finding Nemo.