
Otters Fans Can Help Shape the 2027 Season With Survey
An Otters Season Worth Celebrating
The Evansville Otters were only a couple of wins away from bringing home the first Frontier League Championship since 2016. The Ottawa Titans ended up winning it all, but that in no way diminishes what can only be considered a great season for the Otters.
The Otters Want Your Feedback
While the Otters prepare for another title run in 2027, they are also hoping to get some feedback to help make next season an even better fan experience. The Evansville Otters have launched a postseason survey, so now it's your chance to help shape what happens next.
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What the Survey Covers
Everything that makes a night at the ballpark special! Think about:
- Theme nights: Which ones had you grinning from the first pitch? Which ones would you bring back in a heartbeat? Maybe you have a wild idea for a brand-new theme that we haven't tried yet.
- Giveaways: Did you snag a favorite bobblehead, jersey, or hat? Tell us what you loved and what you'd love to see in your hands next summer.
- Game day atmosphere: From the music and between-inning fun to the food and the friendly faces, what made the experience feel like home?
- The ballpark itself: Bosse Field is one of the most beloved and historic ballparks in America. Let us know what makes your time there memorable and where we can make it even better.
Why Take the Survey?
Because the best ideas often come from the people sitting in the stands. Your thoughts will help the front office plan promotions, build the schedule, and create a game day experience that fans will remember for years. In short, you're helping us build the 2027 season! It only takes a few minutes, and it's a great way to relive your favorite moments from this summer while helping shape the next one. Grab your phone or laptop, and share your thoughts here:
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