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Kent Station gives discounts for Kent high school football fans

Six businesses offer a discount with your game ticket.

Kent Station and the Kent School District are partnering this fall by giving fans a discount on gamedays if they are attending a football game this season.

This year six businesses inside Kent Station are a part of this program that are giving back to their community with a little discount.

As long as fans show their ticket, they will receive the discount from these six businesses. Agave Cocina & Cantina ($10 of table/group), Johnny Rockets (10% off), Duke’s Seafood (15% off, mention fall football), School of Rock (50% off enrollment fee), Cold Stone Creamery (Buy one get one free, limit one per transaction), Togo Sandwiches (Free cookie with $10 purchase).

“KSD Football at French Field is excited to be partnering with Kent Station and their amazing businesses to provide a great football experience. Make sure to visit Kent Station to cash in on their incredible discounts for our football fans,” the Kent School District said in a statement to The Reporter.

The first game that fans can take advantage of these discounts is Friday, Sept. 6, when Kent-Meridian hosts Auburn for the 116th Taylor Trophy.




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