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Second bus to Nashville is almost sold out!

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We’re getting all sorts of phone calls, texts and inquiries this morning regarding our Miller Lite Nashville Roadtrips on Friday. We’ve almost sold out our second bus, so HURRY if you want to go. The seats are limited and once they’re gone getting more hotel space, buses and game tickets becomes difficult. We really hope you come along for the fun and the memories!

Again, here are the details for the trip:

Take the ride in the comfort of a brand-new deluxe motorcoach from Gunther Charters. We will leave Baltimore (White Marsh Park and Ride) at 6 a.m. Friday, Jan. 9th and arrive in Nashville before dinner time. We are estimating a 10-to-11-hour ride. We will leave Nashville at 8 a.m. on Sunday and return to Baltimore in time for dinner.

All packages include an upper deck reserved game ticket for Nashville-Baltimore next Saturday, two-nights hotel downtown within walking distance to the stadium and an admission to our Saturday pre-game purple pep rally and party.

Gold Package: Two nights at the Sheraton Downtown Nashville

SINGLE: $700
DOUBLE: $625
TRIPLE: $575
QUAD: $550

Purple Package: Two nights at Days Inn at Stadium (including breakfast both mornings)…

SINGLE: $625
DOUBLE: $525
TRIPLE: $500
QUAD: $475

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