# Minnesota Twins: Target Field Game Day Guide > Prices, parking, seating and transit for MLB games at Target Field in Minneapolis, MN. All figures are for the 2025 MLB Season and were last updated 2026-03-21. Source: https://visityourteam.com/mlb/twins League: MLB | Division: AL Central Data source: VisitYourTeam research, Twins.com, Target Field official site ## Venue | Field | Value | | --- | --- | | Name | Target Field | | Location | Minneapolis, MN | | Capacity | 38,544 | | Surface | Natural Grass | | Roof | Open Air | | Opened | 2010 | | Coordinates | 44.9817, -93.2776 | | Official site | https://www.mlb.com/twins/ballpark | ## Game Day Cost Cheapest realistic single-person game day at Target Field: **$25** ($12 ticket + $2 parking + $6 food + $5 drink). | Category | Lowest price | | --- | --- | | Ticket | $12 | | Parking | $2 | | Food item | $6 | | Drink | $5 | ### Ticket tiers | Tier | Price | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | Upper Deck (300-Level) | $12 | Upper deck seats with panoramic views of the Minneapolis skyline and the open-air concourse | | Terrace (200-Level) | $40 | Mid-level seats with an elevated perspective and access to the terrace-level concourse restaurants | | Lower Outfield / Home Run Porch | $35 | Lower level in the outfield with views of the Home Run Porch and the downtown skyline beyond | | Lower Infield Box | $75 | Lower bowl between the dugouts with excellent proximity to the action and clear sightlines | | Diamond Box / Legends Club | $175 | Premium seats behind home plate with padded wider seats, all-inclusive food and drink, and private lounge access | ### Concession prices | Item | Category | Price | | --- | --- | --- | | Classic Hot Dog | Classic | $6 | | Walleye on a Stick | Regional | $14 | | Kramarczuk's Sausage | Regional | $12 | | Juicy Lucy Burger | Regional | $15 | | Loaded Tater Tots | Regional | $12 | | Chicken Tenders Basket | Classic | $13 | | Loaded Nachos | Classic | $12 | | Turkey Leg | Classic | $16 | | Domestic Beer | Beer | $11 | | Surly Furious IPA | Beer | $14 | | Indeed Day Tripper | Beer | $13 | | Soft Drink | Non-Alcoholic | $6 | | Water Bottle | Non-Alcoholic | $5 | ## Parking Target Field is in downtown Minneapolis. Metro light rail Target Field station is right there. Same area as Target Center (Timberwolves). Skyway system for bad weather. Ramps $8-20. | Lot | Price | Distance | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Target Field Ramps | $20 | 0.1-0.3 miles | Official ramps near Target Field in downtown Minneapolis. | | Downtown Minneapolis Ramps | $10 | 0.2-0.4 miles | Multiple ramps downtown. Skyway connected in bad weather. | | Metro Light Rail | $2 | 0.1 miles from station | Metro Green Line to Target Field station, adjacent. Blue Line from MSP Airport. Same as Timberwolves. | ### Parking tips - Take the light rail. Target Field Station is right at the front door. It's faster and cheaper than driving. - If driving, pre-book Ramp A through the Twins website. Walk-up rates don't increase much, but capacity is limited. - The downtown skyway system connects parking ramps to the ballpark area on cold or rainy days. - Rideshare drop-off is on 3rd Avenue North near the main gates. Post-game pickup is smooth. - Northstar Commuter Rail runs game-day service from Big Lake to Target Field Station. Great for north-suburb fans. ## Seating Target Field seats 38,544 fans in a modern open-air ballpark that opened in 2010. The park was designed specifically for Minnesota's climate, heated concourses, fireplaces in the premium sections, and a sun-tracking design that maximizes warmth on cold early-season days. The Minneapolis skyline beyond right field is part of every view. The Home Run Porch in left field is a popular social area. Sightlines are excellent throughout. | Section | Price range | View | Pros | Cons | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Diamond Box / Legends Club | $125 - $300+ | Premium seats directly behind home plate with all-inclusive food and drink, padded seats, and private lounge access. | Best view at Target Field; All-inclusive food and premium drinks; Heated areas for cold-weather games | Most expensive seats; Can feel corporate on weeknight games | | Lower Infield Box (Sections 105-125) | $45 - $100 | Lower bowl between the dugouts with close sightlines to the diamond. | Great proximity to the action; Covered by the terrace level for weather protection; Best traditional baseball view | Premium pricing for popular matchups; Baseline sections have angled views | | Home Run Porch / Lower Outfield | $20 - $45 | Left field porch and lower outfield with views of the skyline and the outfield action. | Affordable with a social atmosphere; Good for catching home run balls; Home Run Porch has bar service and a lively vibe | Angled view toward home plate; Full sun exposure on afternoon games | | Terrace Level (200-Level) | $25 - $55 | Mid-level with an elevated perspective of the full diamond and skyline. | Good value with solid sightlines; Covered for weather protection; Access to terrace-level restaurants | Farther from the field than the lower bowl; Some outfield sections feel distant | | Upper Deck (300-Level) | $10 - $30 | Top level with panoramic views of the field, Minneapolis skyline, and sunsets beyond center field. | Cheapest seats with dramatic skyline views; Spectacular sunsets during evening games; Great for first-time visitors | Far from the action; Fully exposed to weather; Cold and windy in April/May | Official seat map: https://www.mlb.com/twins/ballpark/seating-map ## Getting There 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. **Driving.** 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. From the north: I-35W south to exit 17C. Parking ramps are on 3rd Avenue North and 7th Street. **Public transit.** Metro Green Line to Target Field station, adjacent to the ballpark. Blue Line connects from MSP Airport and Mall of America. $2 fare. Same area as Target Center (Timberwolves). **Rideshare.** Uber/Lyft drop-off is on 3rd Avenue North near the main plaza. Post-game pickup is smooth. Expect 5-10 minutes from downtown hotels. ### Transit options | Option | Price | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | Metro Blue/Green Line to Target Field Station | $3 | Light rail stops directly at Target Field Station, the easiest transit option in Minneapolis | | Northstar Commuter Rail (Game Days) | $7 | Commuter rail from Big Lake and suburban stations directly to Target Field Station on game days | | Rideshare (from Downtown Minneapolis) | $12 | Uber/Lyft from downtown or Uptown, about 5-15 minutes depending on traffic | ## Tailgating There's no traditional parking-lot tailgating at Target Field, the ballpark is in an urban setting without dedicated tailgating lots. Twins fans gather at Fulton Brewing Taproom and surrounding bars and restaurants for the pregame scene. The energy builds as game time approaches, with fans filling the streets and plazas near the ballpark. Check the team's website for recommended pregame spots and any official fan events. ### Rules - No grills, coolers, or tailgating setups are permitted in parking garages or structures near Target Field. - Outside alcohol is not allowed in public plazas or the ballpark grounds. - The ballpark's clear bag policy applies at all entry gates. - No re-entry. Once you leave Target Field, you cannot return. - Follow all posted rules in parking garages; they are for vehicle parking only. ### Best areas | Area | Description | | --- | --- | | Fulton Brewing Taproom | Craft brewery directly across the street from Target Field on 2nd Avenue North. The unofficial Twins pregame headquarters. | | The Freehouse | Brewpub and restaurant on Washington Avenue in the North Loop, a 5-minute walk from Target Field. | | North Loop Restaurants | The North Loop (Warehouse District) surrounding Target Field has dozens of restaurants, bars, and breweries. | ## Food & Drink Target Field celebrates Minnesota food culture with items you won't find at other ballparks. Walleye on a stick is the signature item, battered and fried Great Lakes walleye, a regional delicacy. Kramarczuk's sausages honor Minneapolis's Eastern European heritage. The Juicy Lucy, a burger with cheese melted inside the patty, is a Twin Cities original. Local craft beer from Surly, Indeed, and Fulton is well-represented. Outside the park, the North Loop's food scene is among the best in any MLB ballpark neighborhood. ### Nearby restaurants | Name | Cuisine | Price range | Rating | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Tom's Watch Bar - Minneapolis | American Restaurant | $$ | 4.9 | | Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse | Brazilian Restaurant | $$$ | 4.8 | | Hen House Eatery | American Restaurant | $$ | 4.6 | | Owamni by The Sioux Chef | American Restaurant | $$$ | 4.6 | | Pryes Brewing Company | Brewery | $ | 4.5 | | Brit's Pub | Pub | $$ | 4.5 | | Hell's Kitchen Inc. | American Restaurant | $$ | 4.4 | | Gai Noi | Restaurant | $$ | 4.4 | ## Game Day Timeline Target Field sits on the edge of downtown Minneapolis in the North Loop neighborhood, an open-air ballpark that brought outdoor baseball back to Minnesota after nearly three decades in the Metrodome. The skyline of downtown Minneapolis towers beyond right field, and the limestone facade blends with the city's architecture. The pregame scene centers on the North Loop's breweries and restaurants, with Fulton Brewing and the Freehouse drawing crowds before games. The Target Field Station light rail platform is adjacent to the ballpark, transit is seamless. Games run about 3 hours. | Time | What happens | Detail | | --- | --- | --- | | 3 hours before first pitch | Arrive in the North Loop | Take the light rail to Target Field Station or drive to one of the downtown ramps. The North Loop neighborhood has breweries and restaurants within a 5-minute walk. | | 2 hours before first pitch | Pregame at Fulton Brewing or Freehouse | Fulton Brewing's taproom is across the street from the ballpark. The Freehouse is a 5-minute walk with craft beer, food, and a pregame buzz. | | Gates open (90 minutes before first pitch) | Enter Target Field | Walk through the limestone gates. The plaza behind home plate has the Twins' greatest players honored in bronze. Explore the concourses and grab a walleye on a stick. | | 60 minutes before first pitch | Watch batting practice | Head to the Home Run Porch in left field or the lower outfield sections. Target Field's open design makes BP fun from many vantage points. | | 30 minutes before first pitch | Find your seat | Settle in and enjoy the Minneapolis skyline beyond right field. Target Field's open-air atmosphere is a dramatic upgrade from the old Metrodome. | | First pitch | Play ball | Nine innings of outdoor baseball in Minneapolis. The natural grass field and open sky are a welcome change after 28 years under the Metrodome's Teflon roof. | | 7th inning stretch | Stand up and stretch | The crowd sings 'Take Me Out to the Ball Game.' Grab a final Kramarczuk's sausage or Surly beer before the late innings. | | Post-game | North Loop nightlife | The North Loop bars and restaurants stay open late. Or hop the light rail to Northeast Minneapolis for more brewery options. | ## Lodging | Hotel | Per night | Distance | | --- | --- | --- | | Minneapolis Marriott City Center | $180 | 0.3 miles | | Hewing Hotel | $180 | 0.3 miles | | Four Seasons Hotel Minneapolis | $180 | 0.4 miles | | The Royal Sonesta Minneapolis Downtown | $180 | 0.4 miles | | The Westin Minneapolis | $180 | 0.5 miles | ## Typical Weather | Month | High (F) | Low (F) | Precipitation | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | April | 55 | 36 | 3.3 inches | | May | 69 | 49 | 4.3 inches | | June | 79 | 59 | 4.8 inches | | July | 83 | 64 | 4.6 inches | | August | 80 | 62 | 4.5 inches | | September | 72 | 54 | 3.4 inches | | October | 56 | 41 | 3.0 inches | ## FAQ ### What is the bag policy at Target Field? Target Field enforces a clear bag policy. Fans may bring one clear plastic or vinyl bag no larger than 12" x 6" x 12", or a small clutch purse no larger than 4.5" x 6.5". All bags are subject to inspection at entry gates. Diaper bags and medically necessary items are permitted after inspection. Leave prohibited bags in your vehicle to avoid delays at the gates. Source: https://www.mlb.com/twins/ballpark ### How early can I enter Target Field? Gates at Target Field typically open 1.5 to 2 hours before the scheduled game time. Arriving early gives you time to explore the ballpark, find your seats, and enjoy pre-game activities. Check the team's official website or app for specific gate times on game day, as times may vary for special events. Source: https://www.mlb.com/twins/ballpark ### Can I bring outside food or drinks into Target Field? Outside food and beverages are generally not permitted inside Target Field. Exceptions typically include one sealed, clear water bottle (up to 20 oz) and medically necessary items. There are a wide variety of food and beverage options available inside the ballpark. Check the venue's A-to-Z guide for the most current policy. Source: https://www.mlb.com/twins/ballpark ### How much does parking cost at Target Field? Parking at Target Field starts at $10 for downtown ramps lots. Prices vary by lot location and proximity to the ballpark. Pre-purchasing parking passes through the team's official app or website is strongly recommended, as many lots sell out on game day. Arrive early for the best selection. Source: https://www.mlb.com/twins/ballpark ### Is Target Field a cashless venue? Most concession stands and vendors at Target Field accept credit cards, debit cards, and mobile payments. Some locations may still accept cash, but bringing a card or setting up mobile payment is strongly recommended. Check the team's website for the latest payment policy. Source: https://www.mlb.com/twins/ballpark ### Can I leave and re-enter Target Field during a game? Target Field does not allow re-entry once you have exited the ballpark. Make sure you have everything you need before entering. If you need to visit your vehicle, plan to do so before going through the gates. Exceptions may be made for medical emergencies at the discretion of ballpark management. Source: https://www.mlb.com/twins/ballpark ### What accessibility services are available at Target Field? Target Field is fully ADA-compliant and offers wheelchair-accessible seating, companion seats, accessible restrooms, and elevators throughout the ballpark. Assistive listening devices are available at the guest services desk. Service animals are welcome. Contact the ballpark's accessibility services or guest relations in advance to arrange any special accommodations. Source: https://www.mlb.com/twins/ballpark ### Does Target Field require mobile tickets? Target Field uses mobile-only ticketing for most events. Tickets are managed through the team's official app or authorized ticketing partner. Download your tickets to your mobile wallet before arriving, cellular service can be limited near the ballpark on game day. Screenshots of tickets are typically not accepted for entry. Source: https://www.mlb.com/twins/ballpark ### What items are prohibited at Target Field? Prohibited items at Target Field include weapons of any kind, outside alcohol, large bags or backpacks, umbrellas, noisemakers (air horns, vuvuzelas), laser pointers, professional cameras with detachable lenses, drones, and any items that could be used as projectiles. Strollers may need to be checked at guest services. Review the full prohibited items list on the team's official website before attending. Source: https://www.mlb.com/twins/ballpark ### Is smoking or vaping allowed at Target Field? Target Field is a smoke-free facility. Smoking, vaping, and the use of e-cigarettes are prohibited throughout the ballpark, including seating areas, concourses, restrooms, and clubs. Some venues have designated smoking areas outside the gates, but re-entry is not permitted. Plan accordingly. Source: https://www.mlb.com/twins/ballpark ### Is tailgating available at Target Field? Traditional tailgating is not available at Target Field. The ballpark is located in an area without dedicated tailgating lots. Fans typically enjoy the pregame scene at nearby bars, restaurants, and entertainment districts before heading inside. Check the team's website for recommended pregame spots and official watch parties. Source: https://www.mlb.com/twins/ballpark ## Provenance - Season: 2025 MLB Season - Last updated: 2026-03-21 - Last verified: 2026-03-25 - Canonical page: https://visityourteam.com/mlb/twins - Prices are researched per venue and represent typical published rates, not live market pricing.