Rixton final act added to Wild Adventures concert series
From staff reports
VALDOSTA — The final addition to the Wild Adventures Theme Park All-Star Concert Series is one that has the girls screaming from Baconton to Enigma.
Pop-rockers Rixton, whose 2014 debut single “Me and My Broken Heart” went platinum, have agreed to play at the theme park’s stage on July 25. Advance reserved concert seating is currently available online at www.WildAdventures.com or by calling (229) 219-7080. Gold pass holders can buy reserved seats, which are normally $15, for only $5.
General admission seating for all concerts is included with daily or season passes. The July 25 show kicks off at 8 p.m.
Officials at Wild Adventures also announced that Saturday will be “Spring Butterfly Day” at the park. Some 500 new residents will move into the park’s 3,000-square-foot walk-through Butterfly Garden exhibit. The first 500 kids through the turnstiles at Wild Adventures will be given a free voucher to release a butterfly.
The special day will also include butterfly face painting and free temporary butterfly tattoos.
Season passes, which allow unlimited entrance to the park throughout the season, will be available at savings up to $15 through Sunday. Pass prices will increase after Sunday.
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