Game Day and Beyond

MLB team guides

Minnesota Twins

Venue and travel guide

Venue and location

Address

1 Twins Way

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City

Minneapolis

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Notes

One of the best transit-accessible stadiums in MLB.

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Phone

(612) 659-3400

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State

MN

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Venue name

Target Field

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Website

https://www.mlb.com/twins

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Zip code

55403

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Entrances

Overview

Gates open 90 minutes before first pitch. Main entrance at Target Field Station. ADA access at Gate 34.

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Rideshare

Accessibility

ADA-accessible vehicle requests available; accessible pickup near Gate 34

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Lyft pickup

Same TNC zone as Uber on 7th Street North

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Peak notes

Heavy surge post-game in downtown Minneapolis — take the train instead

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Post game tips

Light Rail is far superior to rideshare post-game — skip the surge and take the Blue or Green Line

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Overview

Rideshare drop-off at 7th Street and 3rd Avenue North. Pick-up staging area at 5th Street North post-game.

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Uber dropoff

Kirby Puckett Place main entrance

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Uber pickup

7th Street North at 3rd Avenue — designated TNC zone

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Public transportation

Airport connection

MSP Airport: Blue Line directly to Target Field Station (25 min, $2.50) — one of the best airport-to-stadium transit connections in MLB

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Best option

Blue Line from MSP Airport or Mall of America; Green Line from downtown St. Paul — both direct

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Bus routes

Multiple Metro Transit bus routes serve Target Field Station; Northstar Commuter Rail from northern suburbs

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Fare

$2.50 go-to card; $3.25 cash; free on some special event days

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Nearest station

Target Field Station (Blue Line + Green Line) — directly attached to stadium

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Rail lines

Blue Line (Airport–Target Field) and Green Line (St. Paul–Target Field) — both terminate at the stadium

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Overview

Target Field Station serves all Metro Transit light rail (Green and Blue Lines) and Northstar Commuter Rail — directly connected to stadium. Excellent public transit access.

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Tips

Target Field has one of the best transit setups in MLB — the light rail station is literally attached to the park. MSP Airport to ballpark in 25 minutes for $2.50.

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Walking distance

0 minutes — Target Field Station is physically inside the stadium complex

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Shuttles

Accessibility

All Metro Transit LRT stations fully ADA accessible

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Cost

Metro Transit: $2.50 (go-to card) or $3.25 cash

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Park ride

MSP Airport, Mall of America, Eden Prairie, and dozens of suburban park-and-ride lots along Blue Line

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Routes

Metro Transit Blue/Green Lines are game-day shuttles in effect; no separate team shuttles needed

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Schedule

Metro Transit runs every 5–7 min on game days with extended service

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Bicycles

Rack locations

Kirby Puckett Place (main entrance), 5th Street (north side), 3rd Avenue (east side)

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Share cost

$1/30 min; day pass $9

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Share provider

Nice Ride Minnesota (Lyft) — multiple stations within 1 block

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Spaces

~80 racks throughout stadium exterior; additional capacity in attached parking ramp

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Tips

Minneapolis is one of America's premier cycling cities. The Cedar Lake Trail and Midtown Greenway connect to downtown. Arrive early for easy rack access.

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Accessibility

Accessible parking

ADA spaces in Target Field Ramp (attached); Hennepin County ramp also has ADA spaces; pre-purchase recommended

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Assistive listening

Assistive listening devices at Guest Services; loop system available

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Contact

Twins Accessibility: (612) 659-3400; ADA coordinator at Guest Services Gate 34

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Dropoff

ADA drop-off at Gate 34 on Kirby Puckett Place; accessible ramp from Target Field Station (LRT)

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Elevators

Elevators at Gates 6, 14, 29, and 34 serving all levels

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Fun fact

Target Field's light rail connection was specifically designed with accessibility in mind — the station platform is level with the stadium concourse, making it seamless for wheelchair users and mobility-impaired fans.

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Restrooms

Accessible restrooms on every concourse; family restrooms at Gates 14 and 34

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Sensory friendly

Sensory-friendly games offered; quiet room near Gate 6; sensory kits at Guest Services

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Service animals

Welcome throughout; relief area outside Gate 6 on 5th Street

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Wheelchair seating

Accessible seating throughout all levels; companion seating adjacent; excellent sightlines from ADA sections

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Food and vendors

Cashless

Cashless — credit/debit/mobile pay throughout; kiosks for cash conversion

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Craft beer

Surly Brewing (Minneapolis), Indeed Brewing, Summit Brewing (St. Paul), Fulton Beer — strong Minnesota craft selection

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Fun fact

Target Field opened in 2010 after the Twins spent 28 years in the Metrodome. The walleye sandwich was introduced as a signature item — it's caught in Minnesota lakes and is genuinely one of the most unique ballpark foods in MLB.

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Local

Kramarczuk's European sausages, Dome Dog (classic baseball hot dog), Minnesota wild rice soup, Caribou Coffee

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Mobile ordering

MLB Ballpark app — mobile ordering available at Target Field

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Notable stands

Kramarczuk's sausage stand (main concourse); Surly Brewing Beer Hall; walleye sandwich stand

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Outside food policy

One sealed water bottle and soft-sided snack bag allowed

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Signature food

Walleye sandwich — a Minnesota lake fish classic unique to Target Field; Kramarczuk's sausages (Minneapolis institution since 1954)

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Vegetarian

Walleye alternative options, veggie brats, salads, cheese curds (Wisconsin/Minnesota staple), hummus

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Venue history

Architect

Populous; designed as an open-air antidote to the Metrodome

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Construction cost

$555 million (2010)

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Famous moments

First outdoor MLB game in Minnesota since 1981; 2019 division title; Joe Mauer's career at first base; 2023 ALDS appearance

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Fun fact

Target Field is one of the few MLB stadiums that is LEED certified (silver). It features a living green roof, recycles 90% of game-day waste, and uses reclaimed water. The Twins were pioneers in sustainable stadium design.

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Opened

2010

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Original capacity

39,021 (original); current 38,544

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Records

Target Field has the coldest opening day temperatures in MLB history — April games in Minneapolis regularly dip below freezing

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Renovations

2016: New HD videoboard; 2019–2021: Club level and premium area upgrades

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Retired numbers

#3 Harmon Killebrew, #6 Tony Oliva, #10 Tom Kelly (manager), #14 Kent Hrbek, #29 Rod Carew, #34 Kirby Puckett

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Venue details

Capacity

38,544

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Center field

404 ft

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Elevation

830 ft above sea level

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Left-center field

377 ft

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Left field

339 ft

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Right-center field

367 ft

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Right field

328 ft

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Roof

Open air (no roof)

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Surface

Natural Grass (Kentucky Bluegrass)

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