Great Clips Gives Hockey Fans A Power Play Advantage with Chance to Win 2026 Stanley Cup® Final Game Trip and Tickets

MINNEAPOLIS/NEW YORK/TORONTO – Great Clips announced the Power Play Sweepstakes ahead of the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Hockey fans across the United States and Canada have the chance to win tickets and a trip for five to a Stanley Cup Final game simply by using the Great Clips app.

Now through May 10, fans can enter the Great Clips Power Play Sweepstakes by downloading and entering through the Great Clips app. One lucky entrant and four friends will win tickets and a trip to a Stanley Cup Final game as well as Great Clips gift cards for free haircuts ahead of the game. Fans can also unlock a $2 off coupon for a future haircut at their local Great Clips salon just for entering the sweepstakes. Complete sweepstakes rules and information are available in the Great Clips app or website.

The Power Play Sweepstakes and related marketing campaign are described as a way to communicate how Great Clips aims to help fans save time and money on haircuts during the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Great Clips partnered with former Washington Capitals teammates Tom Wilson and TJ Oshie, who have experience working on power plays. Wilson and Oshie appear in television commercials, social media content and digital ads during the Stanley Cup Playoffs. In “Penalty Box,” the spot highlights how using Online Check-In in the Great Clips app helps fans and players like Wilson cut the wait and get back in the game. Additional ads and social videos feature Wilson and Oshie highlighting Clip Notes as well as the Great Clips Power Play Sweepstakes.

“A power play is all about capitalizing on an advantage when it matters most,” said Traci Elder, vice president of marketing and communications at Great Clips, Inc. “Our app gives fans that same edge, helping them save time and make the most of game day, with a chance to turn that advantage into a trip to the Stanley Cup Final.”

The campaign is planned to run during the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs across television, digital platforms, and in salons throughout the U.S. and Canada, including appearances on channels and venues such as Digitally Enhanced Dasherboards, NHL.com, and social media.