Stanley Cup Coming to Crestwood

Photo: Scott Darling brings the cup to his hometown Lemont in June.

The Stanley Cup will be at Standard Bank Stadium in Crestwood on Thursday, August 13 from noon to 2 p.m.

The cup will be on a extremely tight schedule throughout the day and those times may shift as the day permits.

Here’s What You Need to Know:

• The cost to see the cup is $10 per person and those tickets will be sold—cash only—on the day of the event only. Checks and credit card can not be used. Children seven years of age and younger are free. The viewing includes professional photos with the cup courtesy of Quality Plus Photo located in Worth.
• All proceeds of the tickets sales will go to Special Olympics.
• The viewing will be held on the playing field at Standard Bank Stadium, however patrons are to enter through Caesar Park which is immediately south of the stadium.
• Parking is free and all patrons will park in the west lot of the stadium and walk south to Caesar Park. Village personnel will direct you where to go. The $10 per person fee will be required before you enter the playing field of the ballpark.
• No one is allowed on the premises and the parking lots will be closed until 9 a.m.
• The time that the cup will be at the stadium is limited and crowds may be large. Amount of pictures per group will depend on time constraints and the flow of the event. Each group can pick up a single, free 4-by-6 photo at the Worth location. Additional photos will be available for purchase at the store as well. Please visit their website here to learn more about Quality Plus Photo in Worth.

Those people who do not see the cup will not be charged.

“The Village of Crestwood will do their best to make sure everyone leaves happy,” the Village said in a release.

>>READ: On ‘Scott Darling Day,’ Goalie Brings Stanley Cup Home to Lemont