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Beatles Tribute Friday at Batavia Downs

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Niagara Reporter- · February 2, 2024
Beatles Tribute Friday at Batavia Downs
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By Tony Farina

Beatlemania Magic at Batavia Downs Gaming

Beatlemania Magic will be front at center at Batavia Downs Gaming on Friday, Feb. 9, beginning at
7:30 p.m., with general admission tickets at $15 that include a $10 in free play.

For all of us who remember and were excited by the fabulous Beatles, and for those who just love
the Beatles music, it will be a night to remember presented by the national touring Beatles tribute band
recreating early Beatles concerts with identical costumes, equipment, and spot-on harmonies from “I
Want to Hold Your Hand” to “I’m Down.”

It is truly an amazing tribute to the Fab Four, that also features a $189 hotel deal and many magical
Beatles moments that will surely provide outstanding entertainment.

Go to the Batavia Downs website and book your tickets before it’s too late. VIP tickets already sold
out.

Concert Schedule at Batavia Downs

When checking the website look at the outstanding summer concert schedule featuring
top notch performers, including Smash Mouth, April Wine, and Clay Walker among many
others.

Batavia Downs Gaming is a fun center just down the thruway and offers plenty of entertainment
and outstanding food from several restaurants. There is much to choose from and lots to do at Batavia
Downs, operated by a public benefit corporation that returns many millions to the 15 counties and two
cities who are members and thus beneficiaries of the corporation.

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