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Ray Z. Perea

Daytona - 12.28.01 - The 2000 Florida State League Champions are offering fans a lifetime season ticket for one-hundred dollars.  Followers of the Daytona Cubs single-a baseball team are being given a chance to get a lifetime season ticket in the form of a tattoo. 

The club is offering up the General Admission "ducket" as long as the fan gets a tattoo of the Daytona Cubs logo. 

"The fan can get the tattoo anywhere on their body", says Charlie Subock, the tattoo artist that is running the ad.  The fan will have to dish out the "hundy" for the "tat", in return will be awarded a lifetime exemption to Daytona Cub games at Jackie Robinson Ballpark.

The Daytona Beach buff will have to show the GM Buck Rogers the tattoo once.  The fanatic will then be granted the lifetime season ticket.  "I hope I give out fifteen hundred of them, but in reality I see twenty-to-twenty-five tickets being handed out, Rogers says. 

Daytona Cub fans Pat Drosten, and "Front Row Joe" have already been inked with the logo.

The organization initially came up with a tattoo night promotion.  That night will be May 23^rd  on the Cub schedule.  "The main goal is to showoff good safe tattooing", Subock told MLN.   

That idea then blossomed into the lifetime season ticket tattoo. Rogers says "We are a unique staff, and want to stretch our advertising dollar.  Our staff always wants to take things one step further, there is nothing better than a satisfied fan".

The promotion has generated large interest.  "It is a great way of advertising among the fans, and no doubt we will take the national attention", Rogers conveys to MLN.

The Daytona Cub experience is pure fun.  As a matter of fact GM Buck Rogers guarantees that you will do just that by the top of the second inning of each game, or he will return your money.

Faithful Cub Fans from the Wrigley Field to Jackie Robinson Ballpark will always show their colors.