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Great Clips Gets Naming Rights To Target Field Seating Section

The Twins have signed a three-year deal with Great Clips for naming rights to a new group seating section at Target Field. The 200-seat Great Clips Great Seats, situated in sections 139-141 in the right-field corner, replaces old bleacher seats with seven rows of drink rails with stools. In addition, there is a canopy and radiant heating. Ticket prices are $28-42 a game and include $10 in stored value to use for concessions. Twins Exec VP/Business Development Laura Day said that a limited number of those seats will be made available for single-game sales.

Great Clips has been a Twins partner the past three years, including a promotion where kids help the grounds crew rake the infield and change the bases. The Twins plan to unveil the upgrade today as part of Opening Day ceremonies at the four-year-old ballpark.

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