Target Field

Capacity: 38,544

Home Teams: Minnesota Twins (MLB)

Target Field Events

After spending their first five decades sharing with the Minnesota Vikings of the NFL, the Minnesota Twins got a baseball-specific stadium of their own at long last when they made Target Field their permanent home in 2010. Set amongst the historic buildings of the warehouse district, this open-air* ballpark stares out on the high-rises of downtown Minneapolis.  The Twins, two-time World Series winners with two memorable seven-game series victories in 1987 over the St. Louis Cardinals and 1991 over the Atlanta Braves, have not exactly caught fire in their new stadium as of yet, though they have made the playoffs four times in the past seven seasons, even beating the Toronto Blue Jays in the Wild Card in 2023 before falling to the Houston Astros in the ALDS. The ballpark contains a few unique features such as the Budweiser roof deck outside left-center field that has the only open bonfire in MLB. It is a popular spot, generally being standing room only. Many visitors also enjoy the large display of Minnie and Paul, the Twins’ logo which features two baseball players shaking hands across the Mississippi River, one wearing the uniform of the Minneapolis Millers and the other of the St. Paul Saints, the two minor-league teams of the Twin Cities that preceded the arrival of the Twins. The display lights up in various ways during games in response to what happens on the field each inning. Along with all regular season and playoff Twins home games, Target Field occasionally hosts concerts, international soccer matches, college football games, and outdoor NHL hockey games. Hungry visitors to Target Field will find plenty of scrumptious snacks, including Kramarczuk’s Polish sausages, Red Cow cheeseburgers, and Bub’s Gourmet Aussie Pies. Craft beer and draft beer flow freely all around the ground. For team and event merchandise, head to one of the numerous shops and kiosks around the venue.

*While the open-air design provides lovely views of the night or afternoon sky above downtown, Minnesota can get cold at either end of the season. Bundle up.

Target Field Seating Chart

While one of the smaller parks in MLB, Target Field has a broad selection of different seating options for visitors to choose from. Those in search of a luxurious day at the ballpark can apply for premium seating in Thomson Reuters Champions Club, Delta Sky360° Club, Delta Sky360° Suite, and Target Field Annual Suites. All premium seating areas offer superb views of the on-field action along with five-star service and amenities. More economical alternatives can be found in abundance around Target Field in large areas of general seating that start with the more expensive seats near the front and infield and essentially get cheaper as you move higher up and further into the outfield. Check TicketX to see all available tickets to events and games at Target Field and use our handy seating chart to compare different seating options and find the cheapest tickets. 

Getting to Target Field (Transportation and Parking)

Visitors can access Target Field via public transportation or driving their own vehicle. 

Getting to Target Field via public transportation

Getting to a Twins game at Target Field using public transportation is a breeze using METRO light rail, commuter rail, SouthWest transit services, or local buses. The stadium was constructed to make it particularly convenient for those arriving by train to access the venue. Please visit MLB’s official Twins website for more specific public transportation details. Visitors can also cycle to the venue or walk if located close enough. A taxi or ride-share to the stadium is another decent option. 

Getting to Target Field by car

Driving to Target Field in your own vehicle is fairly straightforward, but do be conscious that the roads near the stadium do tend to clog up before and after major games or events. Make sure to arrive well in advance of the start time to avoid disappointment. For maps and useful driving directions, visit MLB’s official Twins website. 

Does Target Field have on-site parking?

Yes, there is a large amount of on-site parking at Target Field and even more in the local area at parking areas around downtown Minneapolis. MLB’s official Twins website has full parking details and maps, along with links to pages where you can make prepaid parking reservations. The Twins recommend using SpotHero to book your prepaid spot in advance, both to give you peace of mind and to save you money.

How much does Target Field parking cost?

Parking at Target Field tends to cost $15-20, though this can change depending on the game or event. Even cheaper rates can sometimes be found off-site or by booking well in advance using SpotHero. Go to MLB’s official Twins website to start looking for the cheapest parking rates at Target Field.