Action 24/7 Party Bus ready to hit streets for SEC Tournament

Action 247 Party Bus

Action 247, Tennessee’s only locally owned and operated online gambling sports book, has rolled out their Honky Tonk Party Express ‘party bus’ just in time for the SEC Tournament and March Madness.

Action 247 is excited about the partnership with Honky Tonk Party Express, headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee. This is the first March Madness since online gambling became legal in Tennessee.

“We are so grateful to Honky Tonk Party Express for getting our ‘Action Mobile’ ready just in time for the SEC basketball tournament, which started in Nashville on March 11,” said Tina Hodges, Tennessee Action 247 CEO.

Action 247 will have tournament events at ‘The Underground’ on Broadway in Nashville, thru March 14 at 1 pm during the tournament.

Grant Rosenblatt, owner of Honky Tonk Party Express, loves that both he and Action are local businesses.

“Tina and everyone at Action have been so fun to work with and they understand how to market their company. Our open-air party buses are the coolest ways to experience Nashville and the best way to organically get the word on Tennessee’s own sports book—Action rolling down the streets of Nashville.” said Rosenblatt.

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