Royals announce Champions Gala celebrating 1985 and 2015 teams

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Royals announced a once-in-a-lifetime event that will allow fans to celebrate both of the club’s World Series championship teams.

The celebration of our Royals champions will take over Union Station on Thursday, May 15, honoring the legacy of these legendary teams.

“These teams represent the very best of our club’s and city’s history, so we are committed to celebrating them in a way that matches their impact,” said Royals Executive VP, Chief Commercial and Community Impact Officer, Sarah Tourville. “The players from both championship teams have been eagerly anticipating this event for months, and we know it will be an unforgettable night for them and for every fan in the room.”

Fans should expect special appearances from players on both teams, a seated dinner, commemorative programming and much more. This is an open bar event, and all guests must be 21 or older.

Proceeds from this premier off-site fundraiser will support The Kansas City Royals Foundation.

For more information, including ticket sales and sponsorship opportunities, please visit: Royals.com/ChampionsGala

The Kansas City Royals Foundation uses the power of sport to improve the lives of Kansas Citians by supporting literacy and education efforts, promoting healthy and active communities, uplifting our military and veterans, and more. Since its inception in 2001, The Royals Foundation has invested more than $28 million in grants to hundreds of local nonprofits, including more than $3 million in 2024.

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