West Michigan Whitecaps Introduce $5 Wave ‘n’ Save Menu in 2026

Baseball season is almost here, and as usual, the West Michigan Whitecaps are bringing the flavor!

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The Whitecaps’ home opener is coming up on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, at 6:35 PM against the Great Lakes Loons.

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Wave ‘n’ Save Menu: Eight Snacks for $5 Each

This season, fans have even more to get excited about: the Wave ‘n’ Save Menu is here, and it’s all about big taste without the big price. Every item on the menu is just $5, so you can grab a snack, try a few favorites, and still have money left over for a soda (or two).

Here’s what you can grab for $5 a piece at LMCU Ballpark this season:

Hot Dog
Small Fries
Bavarian Pretzel
Popcorn Cup
Chips & Cheese
Great Lakes Potato Chips
16 oz. Soda
Soft-Serve Ice Cream Cone or Cup

Ben Love, Director of Marketing for the West Michigan Whitecaps, said in a release:

The Wave ‘n’ Save Menu was crafted with fans in mind. We want every fan who walks through the gates of LMCU Ballpark to know a night at the ballpark can be both memorable and affordable. It’s another way we’re working to make Whitecaps baseball one of the best entertainment values in West Michigan.

Fried Pickle Quesadilla: 2026 Fan Favorite

Hungry for more? The 2026 fan-voted food creation, the Fried Pickle Quesadilla, is making its debut at the ballpark April 7 as well! The new dish features features fried pickle chips and melted pepper jack cheese inside a grilled flour tortilla, served with a side of ranch.

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In addition to all the great food, of course we're excited to watch the Whitecaps get back out on the field after winning the Midwest Championship last year.

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