Plan your visit to Target Field. Home of the Minnesota Twins. Get travel tips, airport distances, ballpark food, and fan traditions, then track your visit and build your MLB Passport.
Target Field sits in downtown Minneapolis and is served directly by Metro Transit light rail at the Target Field station, with an easy walk from much of downtown. Transit is the simplest way in.
Downtown garages and lots serve the area around the park. Light rail is a convenient alternative; if you drive, use a downtown garage and walk in.
Lower-level seats along the infield offer the closest views, framed by the park's local limestone facade, with downtown skyline views from the upper levels. The park is open-air, so early-season games can be cold.
Downtown Minneapolis and the nearby North Loop surround the park with hotels within walking distance. Staying near a light-rail stop keeps the trip simple. Compare dates for the best rates.
The North Loop / warehouse district beside the park is full of restaurants and bars, and downtown Minneapolis and the Mississippi riverfront are close by.
Opened in 2010, Target Field returned outdoor baseball to Minnesota after years in the indoor Metrodome. Its Minnesota limestone facade and well-regarded fan experience have made it a favorite.
Dress warmly for April games, since the park is open-air in a northern climate. Explore the North Loop's food and drink before the game.
Target Field is a modern, accessible ballpark with accessible seating, entrances, and restrooms, and guest services to assist, plus direct accessible light-rail access.
The park anchors the edge of downtown Minneapolis by the North Loop warehouse district — a walkable, transit-connected setting.
Target Field is in downtown Minneapolis and is served directly by Metro Transit light rail at the Target Field station, within an easy walk of much of downtown.
Downtown garages and lots serve the area. Light rail is a convenient alternative; if you drive, use a downtown garage and walk in.
No. Target Field is an open-air ballpark, so early-season games in Minnesota's climate can be cold — dress warmly for April.
Yes. Target Field offers accessible seating, entrances, restrooms, and guest services, plus direct accessible light-rail access.