Getting
There
Target Field — Minneapolis, MN
Data updated: 2025 MLB Season
Driving
Directions
From the south: I-35W north to exit 17C (3rd Street), follow signs to Target Field. From the west: I-394 east to downtown, follow signs to Target Field / North Loop. From the east: I-94 west to I-394 east or 7th Street exit.
Details
From the north: I-35W south to exit 17C. Parking ramps are on 3rd Avenue North and 7th Street.
Public Transit
Directions
Metro Green Line to Target Field station, adjacent to the ballpark. Blue Line connects from MSP Airport and Mall of America.
Details
$2 fare. Same area as Target Center (Timberwolves).
Rideshare
Directions
Uber/Lyft drop-off is on 3rd Avenue North near the main plaza. Post-game pickup is smooth.
Details
Expect 5-10 minutes from downtown hotels.
Travel
Overview
Target Field is on the western edge of downtown Minneapolis, adjacent to the North Loop neighborhood. The Metro Transit Blue and Green Light Rail lines stop at Target Field Station, directly at the ballpark entrance. The Northstar Commuter Rail runs game-day service from the northern suburbs to the same station. Downtown hotels are within walking distance, and the skyway system provides a weather-protected route on cold days. Driving is easy with multiple highway access points.
Community
Intelligence
Crowdsourced logistics and veteran shortcuts from the fan community. Every tip is voted on by fellow game-day veterans.
“The light rail to Target Field Station is the best option — it's right at the front door. No walking required.”
“The Northstar Commuter Rail from Big Lake runs game-day service directly to Target Field Station. Great for north-suburban fans.”
“The downtown skyway system connects hotels and parking ramps to the Target Field area in climate-controlled comfort.”
“I-394 and I-35W both have exits near the ballpark. Traffic builds 60 minutes before first pitch.”
“MSP Airport is connected to downtown via the Blue Line light rail — no car needed if flying in.”
“Post-game, the light rail can be crowded. Walk one stop to the Warehouse District station for a less packed train.”