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Battleship Rugby Fall Invitational Rugby Tournament

Battleship Rugby Fall Invitational Rugby Tournament

Nov 4th 2023 - Nov 5th 20238:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Mobile

Battleship Rugby Club will host their annual Fall Invitational Rugby Tournament on the grounds of the park.  Teams from across the nation will come to Battleship Memorial Park to compete for the title.  There will five fields of play over the two days of matches.  This is a great opportunity to see world-class football.  The event is open to the public.  There is a $5 parking fee.  Bring lawn chair an   

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    USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park
    • 2703 Battleship Pkwy.
    • Mobile, AL 36602
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    Directions

    Off I-10 Exit 27/30 GPS Coordinates 30.6818 north 88.0144 west

    Region

    Mobile is located in the The Gulf Coast Area of the Beaches Gulf Coast Region

    Fees

    $5 Parking Fee Tournament is free to attend

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    Where to Stay

    The Admiral, a Wyndham Hotel

    Located in the heart of Mobile, The Admiral features meeting space, an onsite restaurant, and resort-style pool.

    Americas Best Value Inn - Tillmans Corner/Mobile

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    Fort Conde Inn

    The Fort Conde Inn at the Hall-Ford house, built in 1836 and restored in 2010, is a boutique hotel located in Mobile's historic district just blocks from the heart of downtown. Beautifully restored offering all the luxury of modern hotel in unique hi...

    Hampton Inn/Mobile I-10 Bellingrath Gardens

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    Drury Inn Mobile

    Experience Drury’s comfortable rooms, award-winning service and many free extras. This hotel provides easy access to the Gulf of Mexico and the beautiful city of Mobile.

    Home2 Suites by Hilton Mobile West I-10 Tillmans Corner

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    Shady Acres Campground

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    Holiday Inn Express & Suites Mobile West I-65

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    Super 8 by Wyndham Mobile/Tillmans Corner

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    Where to Eat

    Callaghan's Irish Social Club

    This neighborhood club in the beautiful Oakleigh Garden District, not far from downtown Mobile, offers live music on Sunday nights.

    Dew Drop Inn

    It's the traditional Southern roadhouse that inspired the song "Cheeseburger in Paradise."

    Foy Superfoods Downtown

    Foy stands for fountain of youth. Foy is Mobile, Alabama's destination for fresh eats.

    Kate Shepard's House Bed & Breakfast

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    Tanner Pecans & Candies

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    Dreamland Bar-B-Que

    Back in the 1960s and 1970s, Dreamland developed devoted fans who would travel across the nation to eat at this storied spot. Nowadays, servers deliver complimentary appetizer plates of white bread and the same sauce that the original owner, Big Dadd...

    Ruth's Chris Steak House

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    Panera Bread

    Freshly baked breads and pastries. Sandwiches, salads, soups and pasta.

    Oyster City Brewing Co.

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    What to See & Do

    Middle Bay Lighthouse

    The Middle Bay Lighthouse is a historic property of the Alabama Historical Commission - http://ahc.alabama.gov/properties/middlebay/middlebay.aspx

    Beachcomber Marina & Dry Dock

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    Flight Works Alabama

    Choosing a site for Flight Works Alabama was not difficult. Much of the early history of Alabama aviation began at the Mobile Aeroplex at Brookley, including Monroe Park where aerial experimenter, John Fowler, displayed his flying machine designs.

    Dockside Marina

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    Turner Marine Yacht Sales

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    Charles Wood Japanese Garden

    The Japanese Garden of Mobile has ponds filled with koi and lotus blossoms, and is surrounded by walking paths. There are several boardwalks and benches. Volunteer work is continuing to improve the garden and make it even better as each year goes by.

    Bragg-Mitchell Mansion

    Built 1855. Canopied by century-old oaks, furnished with fine antiques and crystal chandeliers. Rare glimpse of life in Old South. Available for event rental.

    Big Zion AME Zion Church

    Church organized 1842, now one of oldest African-American institutions in Mobile. Originally named Little Zion, but after extensive remodeling in 1896, renamed Big Zion.

    Episocopal Church of the Redeemer

    The Episcopal Church of the Redeemer Fellowship hall is leased to the public as needed per event.
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