Support Us Button Widget
Sponsored Content

#TryThis: Greenville Triumph gameday

Sponsored by
IMG_1554

Experiencing a Greenville Triumph game

Table of Contents

Hey, GVL. Sarah here. I’m almost embarrassed to admit that it took me this long to get to a Greenville Triumph game. It’s been on my GVL bucket list for months. So a few weeks ago, I headed over to Legacy Early College Stadium to watch the Triumph play Lansing Ignite – and let me tell you, the experience left this producer chanting #TogetherWeTriumph.

Here’s what went down – and why you should #TryThis.

Experience:

Greenville Triumph game

What we tried (with pricing):

Starting 2 hours before the game, we stopped by Fan Fest (located in a lot right outside the stadium). The perfect place to bring the family, Fan Fest offers free activities like a gigantic inflatable soccer target game (for the kids or kids-at-heart) + live music. Food trucks were also available on-site with food and drinks for purchase. Don’t miss this part of going to a game.

Next, we headed to the stadium. Tickets start at just $10 – and keep an eye out for ticket specials. Bonus: Fans under 2 get in for free.

Don’t miss:

15 minutes before the game starts, keep your eyes on the field. Around this time, the Greenville Triumph convertible drives across the field to deliver the game ball. Pro tip: During the game the car is parked next to the field near the Main Gate Box Office on Bramlett Rd. (aka the perfect spot for a @gvltriumph selfie).

Car

The Greenville Triumph car after delivering the game ball

What we are still talking about:

If you want to get the full Greenville Triumph experience, you have to stop by the Reedy River Riot section. Don’t worry, you can’t miss them – they’re the group decked out in green with drums, flags, megaphones + a whole lot of hype. The Reedy River Riot is the team’s supporter group (that’s putting it lightly – these folks bleed green) and they show up to every game ready to chant, cheer + party.

IMG_1559

The Reedy River Riot section

We also stopped by the beer garden for a Sierra Nevada ($6). On a nice night, this open patio space is one of the best seats in the house. For dinner, we stopped by The Chip Shot Concession Stand for a hot dog and some boiled peanuts ($4 each). And for dessert? Shaved ice from Kona Ice.

Food

Dinner from the The Chip Shot Concession Stand

How you can experience this:

If you’re ready to throw on your green gear and head to the stadium, you’re in luck. The Triumph still has 7 home games on the schedule for this year. The Greenville Triumph’s next home game is July 13 at 7 p.m. at Legacy Early College Stadium vs. Orlando City B.

Gear

Grab your gear online or at the merch stand

Things to know if you go:


    • Experience: Greenville Triumph game
    • Price: $10+
    • Website: https://www.greenvilletriumph.com/
    • Address: Legacy Early College Stadium, 900 Woodside Ave., Greenville, S.C.
    • Hours: Most games start at 7 p.m.


  • Social:



More from GVLtoday
Love is in the air, and so is the smell of freshly baked goods. We put together a list of where you can get a seasonal sweet Valentine’s Day treat in Greenville.
To help make your entire process at the Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport as smooth as possible, we’ve created a guide that covers everything from parking to details on the airport’s nonstop flights.
We sat down with Ron Rallis for an exclusive look at plans for the property, which has sat defunct for years.
A local Instagram account shared visuals of what Main Street could look like without traffic and parking. Here’s what you think about that.
How well do you know these former USC + Clemson football players?
Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport added four non-stop flights to its increasing list via Breeze Airways. Here’s where you can go.
“Beyond the Burrow” is a new public art initiative by the City of Travelers Rest, highlighting local artists and TR’s history.
Unity Park’s Honor Tower will pay tribute to local military and first responders, and architect Paul Endres says he hopes the design “unifies the city and helps bring people together.”
Ready for your lunch break? From tacos to smoothies, check out these $10 or less lunches.
It’s the end of an era at Brick Street Cafe as Miss Sue hangs up her apron after 30 years.