Seating Guide
Target Field, Minneapolis, MN
Data updated: 2025 MLB Season
Cheapest Section
$10+
Sections
5
Capacity
38,544
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.
Premium Seating Sections
Each section offers a distinct vantage point. Choose based on your priorities: proximity, comfort, atmosphere, or value.
Diamond Box / Legends Club
$125 - $300+“Premium seats directly behind home plate with all-inclusive food and drink, padded seats, and private lounge access.”
The Pros
- Best view at Target Field
- All-inclusive food and premium drinks
- Heated areas for cold-weather games
The Cons
- 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.”
The Pros
- Great proximity to the action
- Covered by the terrace level for weather protection
- Best traditional baseball view
The Cons
- 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.”
The Pros
- Affordable with a social atmosphere
- Good for catching home run balls
- Home Run Porch has bar service and a lively vibe
The Cons
- 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.”
The Pros
- Good value with solid sightlines
- Covered for weather protection
- Access to terrace-level restaurants
The Cons
- 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.”
The Pros
- Cheapest seats with dramatic skyline views
- Spectacular sunsets during evening games
- Great for first-time visitors
The Cons
- Far from the action
- Fully exposed to weather
- Cold and windy in April/May
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