The Timberwolves start the 2008-10 season with some new seating sections for Target Center, Starting Weds. with Opening Night vs. New Jersey, the Timberwolves will unveil two new ections for Wolves fans attending games at Target Center: Loge Boxes and the Backcourt Club.

The Loge Box seats are located in the first three rows in the corners of the arena and feature wait service and television and stats monitors.

The Backcourt Club is an exclusive club available only to season ticket holders in the lower level's best seats. Fans will access the Backcourt Club from an exclusive entrance in the south tunnel and watch the opposing team enter and exit the arena while enjoying the club's private carving stations, bars and flat-screen TVs. (See attached photo illustration)

"We are extremely excited about these phenomenal new opportunities for our fans" said Timberwolves President Chris Wright. "We feel both the Loge Boxes and the Backcourt Club will give our fans an opportunity for a unique sporting experience while watching the Timberwolves at Target Center."

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