The announcement didn’t detail exactly what routes and pickup/drop off locations would be serviced for free, but said to check Metro’s website, go-metro.com, to review transit routes and make plans “for a safe ride home on game day.”
“Football season is a time for friends and families to come together, cheer on their favorite team and celebrate. And we want everyone who is participating in game day activities to do so in a safe, responsible way,” said Tami Garrison, community affairs director for Molson Coors. “Our Free Rides program is a great way for fans to participate in the fun without having to worry about their means of transportation home.”
“We are proud to partner with Molson Coors to provide our community with a free and efficient transportation option for game day,” said Darryl Haley, CEO and general manager, Metro. “This partnership helps us to further our mission of improving the quality of life for our riders by removing the economic barrier of transportation.”
Molson Coors said it has been partnering with public transit all across the country to provide more than 8 million people with free access to individuals on days such as New Year’s Eve, St. Patrick’s Day and during the Kentucky Derby.
The 3-3 Bengals play the 3-3 Atlanta Falcons with a 1 p.m. kickoff time on Sunday.
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