Lazydays, the RV Authority and world’s largest RV dealership, hosts the Lazydays RV Stadium Event, in partnership with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Scheduled for May 29-31, 2015, the free event (including free parking) promises RV enthusiasts a full schedule of family-friendly activities and entertainment “on the field,” 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. daily, at Raymond James Stadium.
The unique event showcases the nation’s top RV brands with an array of RVs open and on display for browsing. Guests will have access to new and pre-owned motorized and towable RV’s – all shapes, sizes and floorplans.
All of us at Lazydays are delighted to host this fun weekend-long event for RV enthusiasts in partnership with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers,” said Lazydays VP & General Manager, Ron Fleming. “We are proud to showcase our great selection of RVs at Raymond James Stadium as it is one of the Tampa Bay area’s premier venues for an RV show. It’s been a fun event to plan together as we both enjoy customers who celebrate outdoor activities, good times, and gathering with friends and family.”
Family fun activities planned on the Raymond James Stadium field include football toss, field goal kick, corn hole, KanJam, and ring toss – complete with exciting Lazydays branded prizes. The Bucs Kids Zone will feature inflatables and Play 60 drills, and the Lazydays Kool Zone will provide a perfect escape from the heat. A series of hospitality tents will be situated throughout the stadium to showcase Lazydays products and services, and the Lazydays RV Resort. Guests can enter to win a VIP Bucs Training Camp Experience for Two by registering at the Lazydays Tailgating Lot tent.
Members of The Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cheerleaders will join in the festivities every day from noon until 2 p.m. Also, a Bucs “Captain Fear” mascot cut-out will be on hand for photo opportunities. Music and a live radio remote will be provided by Buccaneers Flagship station 620 WDAE. Promotional activities throughout the weekend will include appearances by iHeart radio on-air personalities.
