Target Field

Amazing ballpark, friendly fans, and very easy to get to. I was sitting in downtown Minneapolis eating lunch on a Thursday afternoon when I saw that the Twins were on TV. After the camera panned across the ballpark I realized they were playing just down the street at Target Field so I decided to visit the park. I hopped in an Über and within 5 minutes from leaving a restaurant downtown I had purchased tickets and was walking into the ballpark.
Target Field is very well laid out. The tickets were very reasonable and I ended up sitting in the upper section down the first base line. The seats did not feel far away at all and the views from up there were breathtaking. I love the fact that you are right downtown and also the large bar in the opposite corner looks very fun (I will have to give it a try next time).
The fans were very welcoming and the staff was helpful. There are a good amount of food vendors around the stadium as well. This has to be one of the top 5 most beautiful ballparks in America. I love the look inside and out and will most definitely be coming back!

Finally made it to Target Field, leaving only 6 MLB stadiums we haven’t been to (not counting the new one Atlanta is building).
We enjoyed every part of our trip to Target Field. The stadium is really nice (a huge improvement over the Metrodome!), although not as spectacular as some other contemporaries. The food is great. Loved the burgers from the Red Cow stand in left field!
We just bought cheap upper deck tickets with the idea that we were going to walk around the stadium a little and check out all the amenities. The upper deck seems like it is miles from the field, but the view of the skyline and Target Center are cool.
Twins fans were really nice and very gracious, even though we were wearing our Royals gear. They all seemed interested in knowing where we were from and telling us how much they liked their trips down to KC for games. Much better than other places where a-​holes threw stuff at us.
I really liked how the Twins did their fan appreciation weekend. There were a lot of giveaways and videos from the players thanking fans for coming out. Also giving everyone a 20% discount at the team store was a great gesture.
The little park area behind the stadium by the rail tracks was neat and unique with the Soul Asylum lead singer doing a solo concert there after the game along with people playing yard bowling. It was fun to see the Peanuts gang lining the sidewalk in there 2014 All Star Game gear too.
Twins fans should be proud of their stadium. It’s very nice, with great food options, and a lot of local flavor.

This is about my 8^th time here since it opened in 2015. My sister gets free tickets from her boss who has season tickets so we sit in section 103 row 6. These are good seats. Now the food and drinks. I’ve had the Kramarcheks brat with kraut in the past. Good but now Id like to try something new. Tony O cuban sandwich was good one year and sucky the next. I like the garlic fries in a helmet. Today I had Korean fried chicken sandwich at AZ Canteen. This was kinda high at $ 13 but included house made potato chips and was made to order. I really liked it. I also had Jim Beam punch at Butcher and Boar. It was ok, mainly lemonade and burbourn. Beers were good. The hot dog vendor with red chef hat was funny how he dramatically assembled hotdogs. Security and all staff are polite and courteous. ⁴⁄₅ for bathroom lines and should have designed more leg room in rows. Probably will return again as I am a Twins fan and this place is 1000 times better than the metrodome from the past. Taking light rail is nice to avoid the stress of parking and driving downtown.

Stadium was clean plenty of places to get food and beer and pee… I guess it all depends on where you sit but we were down by first base so we were in the shade. It was awesome. There are few places that sell local beers with short to no line. Go there.

We were here for a game to watch the Twins play the White Sox in September. We were able to get tickets at reasonable price the day of the game. There were several seat locations available. The Twin fans were mostly very friendly and outgoing. We parked the car in the parking garage attached to the ball park and had no problem getting out after the game. Great park with wide variety of food and good view of the field.
PIttsburgh’s PNC park is still my favorite ball park but we enjoyed the visit here.

First time at the Target Field and I say an amazing place. First row behind dugout seats were great! Sunny beautiful day with peanuts and beer! Easy to get around and a lot to offer.

Incredibly clean without a bad seat in the house. If you can sit facing the Minneapolis skyline during a Twins game, it can’t be beat!

This is a nice stadium. I mean, not nearly as nice as Royals’ Kauffman Stadium :)
The restrooms are well kept and the food services are well placed. The layout is also nice and easy to get around.

I never thought the best Cuban sandwich of my life would come from a ballpark.
Things I love about Target Field, in list form:
–The giant concourse filled with SO MUCH FOOD
–The gift shop with many, many choices for women (I thank you, my credit card does not)
–The hefty pours at the 2 Gingers booth (local whiskey, too! yum)
–THE NICEST PEOPLE
–The ample parking (we paid maybe $ 2, and parked 3 blocks from the stadium. Unheard of.)
–The best damn Cuban sandwich I’ve ever had, period
–The booth that sold rib tips, a beer and a shot of bourbon for $ 24
–The amazing fireworks show at the end of the night
Basically after my visit to Target Field, I tried to find a place to live undetected inside the stadium. It rules. Go now.

But I won’t go there until Joe Mauer gets lost! Loses one star for putting that loser out there. I suggest that he go to Syria and fight I.S.I.S. Sadly, there would be more to be excited for if they had been able to field a real team in this truly wonderful stadium. It is a gem by Minnesota standards. I would like to visit someday when the team grows up and possibly makes a push for the playoffs more regularly. The food looks a bit over the top. I hear the Saint Paul Saints also have a nice new stadium, and one that likely wasn’t built on top of an old sewer line! :P Minnesota fans take everything so seriously, but the owners don’t always.

This is such a great stadium, and I’ve been to a few. The seats above the dugout are padded (great for back issues), but, you have to be able to go down MANY stairs (see photos) to get to it, then back up. This includes if you want snacks or make any other purchases.
The staff are SUPER friendly! And if it’s your first time to Target Field, go to Customer Relations for your free certificate!
PLEASE, remember, if you cannot do stairs, call and find out where you can be taken.

I had a wonderful time attending a Twins game. The venue was very clean and the stadium food was good. I was pleasantly surprised to see a big souvenir/​apparel shop right at the front entrance. Usually, you have to navigate your way through a stadium before you can find that. I think it’s unique location right in downtown sets it apart from other stadiums I’ve been to. It was lovely watching the game with the downtown Minneapolis skyline in the background!

Target Field — home of Minneapolis Twins baseball: June 17, 2015 … Round 8 of our see-​them-​all adventure. Nice venue for baseball in a relatively new park… Twins played their first game here in 2010. Target Field has one of those 360 degree walk-​around levels where you can circle the field and see it from all directions… neat addition. Had a great visit and would go again in a minute.
Cleanliness: very clean; bathrooms, eating areas, everything
Size: seats just under 40,000 in a big roomy park
Food selection: lots, average prices…$ 6 brats (yum) and hot dogs (meh); $ 8.50 and $ 7.50 beers
Ticket prices: average, smaller market up here but great location for park
Ease of parking: easy in bookend parking lots… but getting thru downtown is rough
Safety around park: parking lots and ballpark very safe, on edge of downtown
Fans: festive in-​town park, downtown types/​families … employees plentiful and friendly/​helpful
Access to public transportation: excellent … Metro Light Rail and buses
Access by driving: just off I-​394 but any driving through downtown Minneapolis will drag. Ride Metro Light Rail or buses if possible. If driving, park in downtown lots and walk over on Skyways.
Nostalgia factor: too new for that old feel … but they have their old sign in center field
Location: on edge of downtown Minneapolis right next to Target Center (Timberwolves/​Lynx).
Exit from park: lots of exits from main parking lots, same for numerous walkers
Stuff to do in surrounding area: since its downtown Minneapolis there is lots to do
Other: direct access to park by Skyways from downtown hotels and office buildings … no tailgating

Classic field design w/​new amenities. The 200 level home run deck is a great view w/​sun.
Stadium has tons vendors supplying all of the local food and beers.
Take the train stops as it stops right at the ballpark. There’s a few bars and restaurants right outside.

Target Field is FABULOUS! I went here recently for a Twins/​Red Sox game and was incredibly satisfied with my entire experience (well, besides seeing the Red Sox lose). So let’s break it down…
Park: Absolutely beautiful and sparkling clean. Before the game I even witnessed 3 people switching out a broken drink holder on the back of a seat. I don’t know why they needed 3 people, but hey, they got the job done! My favorite part about the park was how open it was. If you’re standing in line for food or walking around you can still see out to the field and you feel like you’re a part of the game. Definitely a plus.
Staff: From the ushers to the ticket takers to the food staff, EVERYONE was phenomenal and in high spirits! My husband and I were both wearing Red Sox gear and everyone was insanely friendly to us and even held some pretty lengthy conversations — it was great!
Food: Oh my goodness! The food was absolutely ridiculous. Everything tasted amazing and was very well priced (I don’t think we spent over $ 40 on food/​drink). Over the course of the game we had a boat of cheese curds, a hotdog inside of a bratwurst wrapped in bacon, mini donuts, a super strong mixed drink and a Bloody Mary garnished with a slider. Our favorite spot to grab a bite was definitely Hrbek’s. Incredible options and excellent bartenders who would stay and talk with you — something I wouldn’t expect at a ballpark bar!

Target Field is a great place to take in a ballgame.
Being in SoCal, I am spoiled when it comes to great stadiums. PetCo Park, The Big A and Dodger Stadium are all cathedrals of the game in their own right. With that in mind I have to exclaim Target Field can hold its own with any ballpark. The natural views of the cities skyline, the gorgeous HD screens, the craft beer options, wonderful food stands and best of all, the park smells like a state fair during the entire game thanks to all of the mini-​donut purveyors. Every detail of field was done right.
I truly enjoyed watching the Tigers Vs. Twins game and although the home team didn’t get the win, the city scored big with this wonderful ballpark.

Rangers fan through and through but I loved this stadium. Parking was a breeze. We walked right through the skyway into the stadium. The whole place is non smoking. You better puff it up before you get inside because there’s no in and outs. We had some pretty awesome seats directly under the Fox Sports newscaster box and behind first base. The food options were pretty decent for a ballpark. Everyone seems to opt for the grilled sausage and onions. They do have a fair selection of beer as well. I’d come back!

What a great field to watch a game! This is my first year here in Minneapolis, and I’m very impressed with Target field. It’s a newer ballpark, so everything is very shiny and clean, especially the bathrooms!
I sat in the upper 300 section, right behind home plate. The views were amazing! I didn’t feel like I was a mile away from the field. The skyline was also a great bonus, that’s the benefit of being so close to the city. That was also the main reason I only gave it 4 stars, navigating around the park was pretty difficult…
The game I attended was on a Wednesday, and to my surprise, they were offering $ 1 hotdogs!!! So my friend and I each had two hot dogs and a beer for a total of $ 20, I don’t think you’ll be able to find that anywhere else.
The highlight of the night was the Twins winning the game!

This is a well-​run ballpark that is easy to access. Located in the heart of downtown, Target Field is home to the 2014 MLB All-​Star game as well as to the 2-​time World Champion Minnesota Twins of the American League.
Though there seems to always be construction around the parking areas across the street from the ballpark as well as by the skyways, Target Field presents extremely well. The views of the baseball diamond are pretty good, the food is good (love the beer), and tickets are reasonably priced. Be on the lookout for special promotions around the July and August months (for the day games, if necessary) on the Twin’s website.
Pretty good ballpark, Minneapolis!

One of the finest baseball stadiums in the country! Target Field is a dream come true on a nice Minnesota afternoon! The sight lines are fantastic, the atmosphere is wonderful and I love how the stadium is tucked into downtown and if you didn’t know it was there you might just miss it!
Food is a little pricey, but here is my best tip! Go to Hrbek’s for 24 ounce Summit IPA Beer it’s only 9 bucks and that’s pretty much what you would pay at a normal bar and a way better deal then a 7.50 16 ounce Coors Light! Thanks Hrbek your the best!