Lansing Lugnuts

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Lugnuts Win & team throws free balls to kids after game.

505 E Michigan Ave

Lansing, MI 48912

+1 (517) 485-4500

http://www.lansinglugnuts.com

Lansing Lugnuts is a minor league baseball team based in Lansing, Michigan. They provide entertainment through baseball games and events for the local community.

With a focus on creating a fun and family-friendly atmosphere, Lansing Lugnuts offers a unique sporting experience for fans of all ages to enjoy.

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Doug D.

2/20/2024

Lansing is a town that builds cars. Cars have lugnuts. Anyone who works on cars knows what a lugnut is. So, why does the icon/emblem of this ball team have a bolt in it , not a lugnut.

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Brian A.

6/19/2023

While visiting from out of town I dropped in on a game between the Lugnuts and the Peoria Chiefs. It was bring your dog to the game night, and the Lugnuts were playing as the Lansing Locos. It...

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K T.

6/14/2024

Eat before you come. Or be prepared to wait in line for 60-90 mins for a hotdog. It's really gone downhill this season.

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Glenn R.

7/30/2019

Marvelous minor league baseball team. We went to a game in Lansing last weekend and had a great time. Beautiful baseball park. Fun for young kids with Super Heroes who were fun and kid-friendly....

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Eli B.

6/29/2019

We always enjoy our nights at the ballpark! The atmosphere is fun, and being downtown is exciting. If I could change anything it would be to let me bring an empty water bottle and fill it after...

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