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Kirk and Peggy Wickizer take a selfie of themselves while visiting the new stadium on Saturday. CONTRIBUTED

Rocket City Trash Pandas host “Sit in Your Seat Party” for season ticket holders

Fans enjoyed the sunny weather to find their seats in Toyota Field. CONTRIBUTED

MADISON – The excitement is building for the opening day for the Rocket City Trash Pandas at Toyota Field. The $46 million stadium in Town Madison will host the first home game for the Trash Pandas on April 15.

In preparation for opening day, Toyota Field opened its doors for a season ticket holder ‘Sit In Your Seat Party’ on Saturday morning.

Fans were able to visit the new ‘Junkyard’ team store, sample free food from Champy’s Chicken, and have their photos taken with mascot Sprocket. They also got to check out where they will be sitting during the games this season.

The Trash Pandas also help auditions for national anthem singers.

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