Bravehearts Release New Kid's "Unlimited Season Pass"
$100 Season Pass Gets Young Fans Unlimited Access to Games, Kids Zone and More

The Worcester Bravehearts have announced a new ticket geared towards young fans, allowing them to have more access to the Worcester Bravehearts than ever before.
The Bravehearts new $100 “Unlimited Season Pass” acts as a season ticket for all fans 13 and younger, which features special perks based around the team. The “Unlimited Season Pass” is a general admission entry, allowing families the flexibility to buy individual game tickets if their kids may be going to a game with another family member.
Just some of the perks included in the Bravehearts Unlimited Pass Include:
Access to all Worcester Bravehearts Regular Home Games
A ticket to the 2025 Futures League All-Star Game (Location TBD)
Access to all Worcester Bravehearts Home Playoff Games
Free admission to Worcester Bravehearts Fan Zone
10% off the team store
5% off team summer camps
Access to exclusive Bravehearts Season Ticket Holder & Partner event
“Bravehearts Unlimited” badge and lanyard
Priority access to any open on-field promotions during Bravehearts Home Games
“The Bravehearts players and young fans have always had a special bond,” said Bravehearts General Manager Dave Peterson. “These connections are formed in so many ways, including our summer camps, on-field promotions, or our players walking through the stands and sitting with fans. We hope this is an easier way for parents to continue to help their kids grow that bond with our players.”
The Unlimited Season Pass does not include All-You-Can-Eat, as the team has expanded it’s ticketing options beyond the all-inclusive $20 ticket. The Bravehearts will still offer the All-You-Can-Eat in some capacity, but will not make it exclusive to the entire ballpark.
If families would like to purchase a season pass for adults, the Bravehearts will offer a $300 reserved seating season ticket.
For more information, call the Worcester Bravehearts office at 508-438-3773 or email tickets@worcesterbravehearts.com



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