Lackawanna County is offering a unique way to enjoy a Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders baseball game. On select Sundays beginning May 18, visitors can ride the Electric City Trolley from downtown Scranton to PNC Field. The trolley departs at 12:15 p.m. with the game starting at 1:05 p.m.

A $25 ticket includes the round-trip trolley ride and the game ticket. Those who already have a game ticket can ride for $15. Reservations are required. For further details, interested parties can call 570-963-6590.

The baseball excursion schedule is as follows:

• May 18: Toledo

• June 1: Worcester

• June 15: Syracuse

• June 29: Worcester

• July 6: Lehigh Valley

• July 13: Buffalo

• Aug. 3: Nashville

• Aug. 17: Indianapolis

• Aug. 31: Syracuse

• Sept. 14: Lehigh Valley

The program continues on select Sundays throughout the summer of 2025.

Source: Lackawanna County

Source Type: Gov

Source Location: Scranton

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