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San Jose Giants Offer Valentine's Day Gigante Grams

Published on February 4, 2010 under California League (CalL1)
San Jose Giants News Release


SAN JOSE, CA- The San Jose Giants have announced the team's plans to spread the love throughout the Bay Area for Valentine's Day. Fans that purchase any ticket package for the 2010 season may have their tickets delivered by Gigante, the San Jose Giants lovable mascot. The delivery fee is only $15 and includes a special Valentine's Day gift to be presented to your sweetheart at their residence or workplace.

"Spring Training is right around the corner and we have the perfect gift to get your valentine excited for the 2010 San Jose Giants season," said Juliana Paoli, San Jose Giants Chief Marketing Officer. "What better way to celebrate Valentine's Day with the one you love than with a gift delivered by Gigante that they will use throughout the entire year."

The Gigante Grams will be delivered between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM on Friday, February 12th. Fans can reserve their package online at www.sjgiants.com or by calling (408) 297-1435 ext. 15. All orders must be placed by February 11th.

San Jose Giants 2010 ticket packages are as follows:

Full Season Tickets: $770

Half Season Tickets: $395

You Pick 'Em Mini Plan: $120

Opening Day VIP Package: $99

Bonus Book: $80

Flex Plan: $75

The San Jose Giants open their defense of the California League title on Thursday, April 8th at Modesto. The home opener at Municipal Stadium is scheduled for Monday, April 12th against the Visalia Rawhide. The Opening Night Extravaganza will include a post-game fireworks display, 2010 magnet schedule giveaway, the return of Gigante and much more. For more information on tickets for the 2010 season please call (408) 297-1435 or visit www.sjgiants.com.

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