Target Field
Minneapolis · Home of ⚾ Minnesota Twins
⚡ Quick answers
- Who plays at Target Field?
- Target Field in Minneapolis is home to the Minnesota Twins (MLB).
- What is the closest airport to Target Field?
- Minneapolis–St. Paul (MSP) is the closest major airport, about 9 miles (14 km) from Target Field — roughly 13 min by car depending on traffic.
- How much is parking at Target Field?
- Game-day parking starts around $25 USD. About 2,500 free park-and-ride spaces are available at outlying METRO Blue Line stations (28th Ave, 30th Ave, and Fort Snelling); ride the train in for as little as $0.50…
- How much is a beer at Target Field?
- A standard beer is about $13.29 USD at regular stands, 2026. Cheaper option: Twins Value Menu: Michelob Golden Light / Busch Light can at sections 120, 133, 311, 323 (official 2026). A regular hot dog is about $7.19 USD. Prices vary by stand and size and may change.
- How do you get to Target Field without a car?
- Both the Blue Line and Green Line light rail stop at Target Field Station, about 10 yards from Gate 6 on the ballpark's northwest side.
- Where are the best seats at Target Field?
- Lower level between the bases; the 'Minnie & Paul' sign and limestone facade are local touches. Upper deck cheap with skyline views. Sit lower. Open-air — dress for spring cold.
- What is the bag policy at Target Field?
- Single-compartment bags up to 16×16×8 in. (clear not required); no backpacks. Outside food is allowed, but not in hard-sided containers (and not in bars, restaurants or suites). Sealed bottled water up to 32 oz is allowed, plus soft juice or milk for kids; empty plastic sport bottles are OK too.
- Is Target Field wheelchair accessible?
- Accessible seats are on all levels and at all prices, first-come; order by phone (1-800-33-TWINS or 612-33-TWINS, TTY 612-659-3648) or with the 'real-time ADA seating' link at twins.com/tickets. Ramps A, B and C have about 8,000 spots (A and B connect by walkway or skyway), and drop-off zones are on 7th St near Gate 14 and outside Gate 29; Target Field light-rail station is accessible. All gates are accessible, with 13 public elevators and ramps linking every level. Guest Services staff at each gate push you to and from your seat on request.
✈️🚗 Getting to Target Field
Nearest major airport: Minneapolis–St. Paul (MSP) — about 9 mi / 13 min away.
🏟️ Fan guide
Best seats
Lower level between the bases; the 'Minnie & Paul' sign and limestone facade are local touches. Upper deck cheap with skyline views. Sit lower. Open-air — dress for spring cold.
Parking
Downtown Minneapolis ramps around the park; light rail is at the door. Skyway-connected. ($15–30 USD)
Getting there
Metro light rail (Blue/Green) to Target Field station, right there; skyways downtown. Very transit-friendly.
Bar scene
The North Loop and Warehouse District right by the park are among Minneapolis's best bar/restaurant areas — walkable and excellent.
Pre-game bars
- North Loop — Trendy bars/restaurants by the park.
- Warehouse District — The bar/music hub, short walk.
Concession prices (USD, approx)
- Standard beer, 2026$13.29
- 💸 Deal: Twins Value Menu: Michelob Golden Light / Busch Light can at sections 120, 133, 311, 323 (official 2026)
- Hot dog$7.19
- 💸 Deal: Twins Value Menu hot dog at sections 120, 133, 311, 323 (official 2026)
- Juicy Lucy$12
- Walleye$14
Prices vary by stand and size and may change.
Insider tips
- Light rail to Target Field
- North Loop pre-game
♿ Accessibility at Target Field
Accessible seats are on all levels and at all prices, first-come; order by phone (1-800-33-TWINS or 612-33-TWINS, TTY 612-659-3648) or with the 'real-time ADA seating' link at twins.com/tickets. Ramps A, B and C have about 8,000 spots (A and B connect by walkway or skyway), and drop-off zones are on 7th St near Gate 14 and outside Gate 29; Target Field light-rail station is accessible. All gates are accessible, with 13 public elevators and ramps linking every level. Guest Services staff at each gate push you to and from your seat on request.
- Sensory-friendly
- UnitedHealthcare Sensory Suite (former Suite 1, Premier Suite Level) and free sensory kits at Guest Services.
- Hearing
- Free assistive listening devices at Guest Services near Sections 113 and 204. All PA announcements are captioned on the ribbon boards near the outfield corners.
- Service animals
- Service animals permitted; contact Guest Services for accommodations. No relief area listed.
🎒 Can I bring it? Bag & food policy
- Bags
- Single-compartment bags up to 16×16×8 in. (clear not required); no backpacks.
- Bag check
- Free bag storage during Twins games near Gate 6 and Target Field Station.
- Outside food
- Outside food is allowed, but not in hard-sided containers (and not in bars, restaurants or suites).
- Water bottles
- Sealed bottled water up to 32 oz is allowed, plus soft juice or milk for kids; empty plastic sport bottles are OK too.
- Refill stations
- Fill empty bottles at any water fountain.
- Re-entry
- No re-entry.
Not allowed & exceptions
- Coolers, thermoses, flasks
- Flavored water and sports drinks
- Diaper and medical bags OK within size limit
- Lawn chairs
- Umbrellas can't be used in seats during the game
From the venue's official guest guide, checked 2026-10. Rules can change by event. Official policy ↗
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