The Harlem Globetrotters Giveaway!

Generations of fun, the Harlem Globetrotters are coming to town to hoop it up with their awe-inspiring and amped up “4 Times the Fun” North American tour.  Celebrating their unbelievable 85th season, games get underway for young and old alike at Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario Thursday, Feb. 24 (7:00pm), Honda Center in Anaheim Saturday, Feb. 26 (2:00pm/7:00pm), and STAPLES Center in Los Angeles Sunday, Feb. 27 (12:00pm).

Innovators and entertainers admired the world over, the team will introduce the first-ever 4-point shot that has everyone talking (35 feet from the net). http://www.better.tv/videos/m/35859726/harlem-globetrotters.htm As a celebration for all ages, the Globetrotter experience blends tradition with non-stop hilarity, “how do they do that” basketball skills, and a heavy dose of audience participation and inspiration. It’s a winning formula the Magicians of Basketball just never seem to lose.

Bring it on! Tickets starting as low as $16 are on sale now at respective box offices or www.Ticketmaster.com, or 1-800-745-3000. Information on group and scout tickets can be found at www.harlemglobetrotters.com. Every game includes a 30-minute post game autograph session, or consider purchasing the pregame “Magic Pass” to enjoy a special pre-game experience.

If you would like the chance to win a 4 pack of tickets, comment on this post and make sure you enter your email address. If you are feeling nice, you can also subscribe to my blog. The winner will be drawn on 2/16/2011 using random.org! Good luck!

Daytrippin'

I had an itchin' to get outdoors a couple weekends ago. My mom had been telling us about this awesome park that had a little zoo and a small train. So we finally got around to checking out Irvine Regional Park in Orange, CA. Amazing! Great place to get away for the day. It is close enough that we could get there in about 30 minutes, yet we felt so far away. It is like a little pocket of beauty that I never even knew existed. The park also scores points with me for being relatively affordable. Entrance/parking was only $5.00 per car, Riley rode the train for $4.00, and Morgan rode the ponies for $4.00. They also have a small zoo with animals that are native to California. They have bears, various birds, mountain lions, and even an ocelot. We had such a great time. I recommend this to anyone needing to get away for the day.
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