Wallside Windows Celebrates 80th Anniversary with Half-Off Lyft Rides Home from Detroit’s Opening Day
Wallside Windows wants to make sure baseball fans have a ride home from Opening Day festivities in Detroit. As Michigan’s #1 window manufacturer celebrates its 80th anniversary, Wallside will once again provide a half-off “Smart Ride With Wallside” for fans who use Lyft to get home safely on Friday, April 5th, 2024.
“This is a year of celebration for everyone involved in our 80-year-old family business and we’ll celebrate on Opening Day, too. It’s a holiday in Detroit and at Wallside Windows, we love the Tigers. I’m a fan, my father is a fan. We know many of our employees and customers are Tigers fans, too,” said Wallside President Adam Blanck. “We want to make sure everyone who celebrates our team gets home smartly and safely.”
Fans departing Comerica Park will be able to enter WALLSIDE2024 as a promo code in the Lyft app before requesting a ride. Wallside Windows will pay for half the cost of their ride home.
Smart Ride With Wallside Windows
“For several years, Wallside has provided hundreds of Tigers fans with a safe ride home from Opening Day at half the cost,” explained Wallside Windows Co-Owner Stanford Blanck. “When those fans watch games on TV, they hear us promote half-off deals on the windows we make, so this seemed like the right thing for us to do again this year. We’re glad we can provide a smart and safe ride home from the ballpark at half off and we hope even more fans take us up on the offer this year,” Stanford Blanck said.
To Apply this offer to your Lyft Account:
Open the Lyft app
Tap the menu icon in the top left corner
Tap ‘Rewards’ in the menu that appears
Tap ‘Add promo code’ to add your code (WALLSIDE2024)
Wallside Windows will cover half off your Lyft ride home, up to a $30 ride (a $15 maximum credit).
This year Wallside Windows is celebrating its 80th anniversary. Wallside Windows has been a family-owned business that started in Detroit in 1944. Today, the Wallside team includes hundreds of people who manufacture windows at the company’s factory in Taylor and install them in homes throughout Michigan and northern Ohio.
