Business was no different. Today, as business approaches, Scissortail Park once again brings back the community's excitement for the Oklahoma City Thunder. We love doing everything to support the Thunder. We're really looking forward to seeing how the business transfers to some new locations. For the spark. It's located on the edge of the park, so the burgers and fries are lined up like it's Sunday night. During Game 1, there was a line out the door and a lot of business throughout the night. They say they always have extra staff on game nights, but they knew they would need extra staff if there was lightning in the park. Just being close to Paycom Arena. But Sunday definitely seemed like a significant increase. But they're excited to see not only business booming in Boomtown, but the community it brings. The Thunder are obviously community-driven and bring a lot to Oklahoma City, so we want to do whatever we can to support them within our team. So I'm glad we were able to do that through the playoffs.
Thunder Up in the Park brings excitement to OKC ahead of playoff games
The Seasawtail Park neighborhood and businesses within it had a renewed sense of community excitement for the Thunder.
Updated: April 24, 2024 10:27 PM CDT
Thunder fans are flocking to Scissor Tail Park ahead of Game 2 of the first round of the NBA playoffs, and Oklahoma City businesses are welcoming the crowd. | Learn more | Quadriplegic fan attends OKC Thunder's first game in memory of his late mother Lines at the Spark at Scissor Tail Park extend outside as Thunder fans prepare for game against New Orleans Pelicans As excited as I was, the rest of the park was packed as well. A few hours before tip-off, the park held a “Thunder Up in the Park'' event to welcome fans. “As we've seen the large crowds, especially since Sunday, we've stepped up our staff and made sure to serve everyone who comes through the door,” said Jordan Pettey, Social Order marketing manager. We will prepare to provide it.” Park felt the community's excitement for the Thunder once again. “We love doing everything we can to support the Thunder,” Petey said. “We're really looking forward to seeing how the business carries over to some new locations.” For Spark, located on the edge of the park, it's just like it was the previous Sunday night. Game 1, which means burgers and fries are disappearing from the lines. “We saw a lot of errands and a line out the door all night long,” Petey said. They said they always have extra staff on game nights, but they knew they needed more at Thunder Up in the Park. “We definitely saw a huge increase on Sunday just because of the proximity to Paycom Arena,” Pettit said. “Thunder is obviously community-driven and brings a lot to Oklahoma City, so we want to make that happen.” “Thunder Up in the Park will be held at 8:30 p.m. Just before tipoff, ending at 8 p.m. Top Headlines Oklahoma mother leaves husband in jail to reunite with children after nightmare vacation Timeline: Wednesday, first of severe storms with hail risk The bullets arrive: 'We didn't expect this': Family murder shocks Yukon Three children in Yukon home under investigation after man shoots and kills wife and wife : It is known that a 104-year-old time capsule discovered and recovered during a school demolition project has been opened.
Thunder fans are flocking to Scissor Tail Park ahead of Game 2 of the first round of the NBA playoffs, and Oklahoma City businesses are welcoming the crowd.
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There was a line at the Spark at Scissor Tail Park, and as excited as Thunder fans were ahead of their game against the New Orleans Pelicans, the rest of the park was packed as well. A few hours before tip-off, the park held a “Thunder Up in the Park'' event to welcome fans.
“Especially after Sunday and seeing the large crowd we had here, we have ramped up our staff and are ready to serve everyone who comes through the door.” said Jordan Pettit, Marketing Manager at Social Order.
Businesses near and within the park had a renewed sense of community excitement for Thunder.
“We love doing everything we can to support the Thunder, and we're really looking forward to seeing how the business carries over to some new locations,” Pettey said.
For the Spark, located on the edge of the park, that means burgers and fries will be flying out of line just like they were on the Sunday night before Game 1.
“All night long you could see a line outside the store with a lot of errands,” Petey said.
They said they always have extra staff on game nights, but they knew they needed more at Thunder Up in the Park.
“We definitely saw a huge increase on Sunday just because of the proximity to Paycom Arena,” Pettit said. “The Thunder are obviously community-driven and bring a lot to Oklahoma City, so we want to make that happen.”We'll do whatever we can to support them and the team, so we're happy to do that throughout the playoffs. Do it with: ”
Thunder UP in the Park ends at 8pm, just before the 8:30pm tip-off.
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