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Long Island Ducks Ticket Sweepstakes

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Three randomly selected winners will receive four tickets each to a Long Island Ducks game at Fairfield Properties Ballpark between April 22-24. Tickets include a Duck Club VIP Pass, and exclusive access to the restaurant and bar on the club level.

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