TWIN CITIES GATEWAY CVB Twin Cities Gateway
More Value and More Choices in Minneapolis - St. Paul
Steve Markuson 10801 Town Square Dr, Blaine, MN 55449
Consider the Twin Cities Gateway - nine com- munities conveniently located within minutes of downtown Minneapolis and St. Paul. Easy freeway access, free parking, a choice of event centers and meeting venues and 22 lodging properties featur- ing your trusted brands combine to provide more value and more choices to truly make your next function a memorable one. Browse Twin Cities Gateway meeting and
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event venues and book your event today. You can view the available meeting rooms and their square footage, seating and room dimension details. We invite you to explore our site for accommodations listings and to learn more about the Twin Cities Gateway communities and their attractions. Con- venience, value, and choice - what more can you ask for when planning or booking your next event?
21 area hotels
Entertainment nearby: Mall of America, Adventure Seaplanes, golf, shopping, aquatic centers, National Sports Center and more
Meeting facilities: InnPlace Hotel & Suites, Mounds View Community Center, Shoreview Community Center, National Sports Center, Majestic Oaks Golf Club, Homewood Suites by Hilton, Hilton Garden Inn, New Brighton Community Center, Hampton Inn & Suites Lino Lakes, Hampton Inn North/North Metro Meeting and Event Center, Running Aces, Mermaid Event and Entertainment Center
lanning a meeting, or special event in the Minneapolis - St. Paul metropolitan area?
763-785-5640 •
steve@tcgateway.com •
www.tcgateway.com
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The Twin Cities Gateway offers easy access to all the fun and excitement of metropolitan life while retaining small town charm and a sense of community.
54 MIDWEST MEETINGS SUMMER 2011
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