Target Field

Target Field is a transit-oriented stadium, uniquely built over an active interstate and integrated with the city's primary commuter hubs.

Driving & Parking

The stadium is located in the Warehouse District of downtown Minneapolis. Most fans arrive via I-394 East (which feeds directly into the ramps), I-94, or I-35W. There are 4 official parking structures (ramps) built directly adjacent to the stadium and connected via skyway.

• Ramp B
  The closest ramp, located on the southeast side. It connects directly to the Target Field Plaza via the Level 2 skyway. It fills up first.
• Ramp A
  Also on the southeast side, connected via skyway. This is the primary ramp for those coming from I-394.
• Ramp C
  Located slightly further east. While it requires a longer walk, it is widely considered the best for exiting, as it has the most direct access back onto I-94.
• Hawthorne Ramp
  Situated between 9th and 10th Streets and Hawthorne Ave, this is a great secondary option just a block further than the ABC ramps. Plenty of other parking exists around downtown Minneapolis with a mix of garages, surface lots and very limited street parking. SpotHero is the official Twins parking partner and offers prepaid parking reservations.

Public Transit

• Light Rail (METRO)
  The Blue Line and Green Line both terminate at Target Field Station, located right at Gate 6. The Blue line connects the Mall of America, MSP Airport and areas south to the stadium. The Green Line services downtown St. Paul, the University of Minnesota and areas east. Park and Ride stations are available at 30th Avenue or Fort Snelling on the Blue Line
• The Northstar Commuter Bus (Replacing Rail)
  As of January 2026, the Northstar Commuter Rail service has been permanently retired. In its place, Metro Transit has launched an expanded Pulse bus network that services the same corridor with higher frequency.
  • Route 888
    This is the backbone of the new service, replacing the rail for Ramsey, Anoka, and Coon Rapids. Buses run every 30 minutes during peak hours and every 60 minutes during midday and evenings.
  • Route 882 (Pilot)
    A two-year pilot program specifically for Big Lake and Elk River, providing three southbound morning trips and three northbound afternoon trips on weekdays.
  • Route 827
    Serves Fridley, with boarding shifted to East River Road for faster downtown access.
  • Drop-off
    Unlike the train which ended at the stadium, these buses drop passengers along Marquette and Second Avenues in downtown, a short 3-5 block walk or a quick 50¢ Downtown Zone light rail ride to the gates. Ride Share: There is no dedicated ride share pick up or drop off location at Target Field. As with most events, you'll have better luck getting a car and avoiding surge pricing by walking a few minutes away from the stadium or waiting until after the main push has subsided.
• The Skyway System
  Minneapolis's famous climate-controlled elevated walkways connect downtown hotels and parking directly to the stadium. The Skyway leads to the Ramp B entrance to the stadium with Ramp A servicing the club level. Be aware that the Skyway is generally only open Monday-Friday 6 AM - 6 PM.
• Biking
  The stadium is located at the trailhead of the Cedar Lake Bike Trail. A fenced and guarded bike corral is located just outside of the Target Field Station and Gate 6.

The North Loop (Warehouse District) is an industrial-chic neighborhood known for historic brick warehouses converted into luxury lofts and trendy dining. This is also the home of the arts scene in Minneapolis with lots of music venues and street art throughout the neighborhood.

Bars & Restaurants

Breweries: Minneapolis has a strong craft beer scene with several brewery taprooms near the stadium.

• Fulton Beer Taproom
  The first taproom in the city. Located only two blocks from Gate 6.
• Modist Brewing Co.
  Known for experimental, rule-breaking beers. It has a modern, industrial vibe and is a favorite for fans looking for something more unique than a standard lager.
• Inbound BrewCo
  A large, open-concept warehouse with large garage doors and a constant rotation of the city's best food trucks parked outside.
• Bricksworth Beer Co.
  Owned by the family behind the famous BlackStack Brewing, they serve world class hazy IPAs alongside Detroit-style pizza.
• The Freehouse
  A brewpub offering elevated food and house-made spirits and beer. It offers a more elevated, full-service dining menu and a great patio.
• The Rabbit Hole
  Located on Washington Ave, it's a high energy sports bar that has taken the neighborhood by storm with its elevated party vibe and smash burgers.
• Kieran's Irish Pub
  An old fashioned Irish staple located across from the stadium.
• The Loon Cafe
  Famous for its Pecos River Red chili and a favorite for old-school fans.
• Gluek's Restaurant & Bar
  A historic German-style beer hall with a traditional vibe.
• O'Donovan's Irish Pub
  Built in Ireland and shipped to Minneapolis, this pub sits right under the A Ramp. It's iconic for its outdoor patio and proximity to the gates.
• Runyon's
  Widely considered to have the best buffalo wings in Minneapolis.
• Cowboy Jack's Downtown Minneapolis
  A rowdy, high-energy western style bar and grill with a rooftop deck.
• Graze Food Hall by Travail
  Industrial-style marketplace offering an eclectic array of food stands, plus cocktails, wine & beer.
• Red Cow North Loop
  Local burger chain known for their 60/40 beef and bacon burger.
• Black Sheep Coal Fired Pizza
  Coal fire pizza known for its blistered, thick crust and craft beer list.

Neighborhood Attractions

• First Avenue
  The legendary music venue (made famous by Prince) is a 5-minute walk away. A gold star honoring the legend is displayed on the outside of the venue amongst over 500 silver stars for other artists who have played the venue.
• Sidewalk Harp
  Located at 500 N 5th Street (outside the Be The Match headquarters), this 40-foot-long stainless steel sculpture is a musical instrument played by the public. As you walk through the strings (LED sensors), you trigger musical notes and colors, turning your walk to the game into a performance.
• The Mississippi Riverfront
  A 15-minute walk leads you to the Stone Arch Bridge and Mill City Museum. A pedestrian and bike path run along the riverfront which also has lots of green space.
• Street Art
  The neighborhood is home to a large number of street art murals
  • Prince Mural
    s: The city's most famous resident is well represented around the city including with multiple murals. One is located on the side of the Ramp A parking structure. This 100-foot-high mural by Hiero Veiga captures the Purple One in three different eras. Another mural by Jonas Never can be found on the side of Floyd's 99 Barbershop on Washington.
  • Greg Gossel
    Pop Art Mural: Next to the Orpheum Theater on Hennepin Ave, this vibrant, comic-strip style piece features lyrics from Prince's Baby I'm a Star and pays homage to the local arts scene.
  • Bob Dylan Mural
    A massive, Technicolor portrait of the Minnesota legend by Brazilian artist Eduardo Kobra at 5th St and Hennepin.
  • Music Wall
    At 10th and Marquette, this five-story wall of sheet music (Ravel's Gaspard de la Nuit) is where a young Prince once posed for an iconic early photo.
  • The Green at North Loop Green
    The new North Loop Green development features 11 murals by local favorite Adam Turman, celebrating the neighborhood's Bassett Creek history and music vibe.
• Mall of America®
  Before it was the largest mall in the country, this site in Bloomington was Metropolitan Stadium (1961–1981). The mall's developers intentionally preserved several key spots within Nickelodeon Universe (the indoor theme park).
  • The Home Plate Marker
    Located in the northwest corner of the park, near the entrance to the SpongeBob SquarePants Rock Bottom Plunge coaster. A small brass plaque embedded in the floor marks the exact spot where legends like Killebrew and Carew took their hacks.
  • The Killebrew Home Run Chair
    Look high up on the wall near the Log Chute (specifically on the 3rd-floor level). You'll see a lone, red stadium chair bolted to the wall. This marks the exact flight path and landing spot of Harmon Killebrew's 522-foot home run hit in 1967.
  • The 50-Yard Line
    For Vikings fans, there is also a plaque marking the 50-yard line of the old football field.

• Kasota Limestone
  The stadium is clad in yellow-gold limestone from a quarry in Southern Minnesota, giving it a distinct local glow.
• Target Plaza
  A pedestrian bridge connecting downtown to the stadium. It is a fan gathering space that spans more than 2 acres over the interstate and acts as a front door to the stadium with several notable features
  • The Wave Sculpture
    On the south wall of the Ramp B parking structure is a kinetic sculpture by Ned Kahn made of thousands of aluminum flaps that ripple with the wind.
  • Twins Tradition Wall
    A massive display featuring metal pennants that contain the full rosters of every Twins team since 1961.
  • Giant Gold Glove
    An oversized gold glove statue sits 520 feet from home plate, a tribute to Harmon Killebrew's longest home run, hit at the old Metropolitan Stadium.
  • The Met Stadium Flag Pole
    In right field near the Plaza, you'll find the original flag pole salvaged from the Twins' first home, Metropolitan Stadium.
  • Topiary Bats
    These bat shaped metal frames are used to grow hops, a nod to the city's brewing tradition.
  • T.C. Bear
    A bronze statue of the Twins' mascot is located on the 7th Street side of Target Plaza near the box office.
• Franchise Greats
  The Admission Gates are numbered after the retired numbers of franchise legends. There are 6 player statues with most paired with their respective gates. Additionally, there are statues for longtime manager Tom Kelly and owners Carl and Eloise Pohlad
  • Harmon Killebrew (Gate 3)
  • Tony Oliva (Gate 6)
  • Kent Hrbek (Gate 14)
  • Rod Carew (Gate 29)
  • Kirby Puckett (Gate 34)
  • Joe Mauer (Gate 34)
  • Tom Kelly (Gate 34)
  • Carl and Eloise Pohlad (Gate 29)
• Twins Hall of Fame
  Located near Gate 34, this area chronicles the history of the franchise from its Washington Senators origins to the present.
• Trophies & Awards
  Inside the Truly on Deck social area the 1987 and 1991 World Series Championship trophies are permanently displayed. The space also features a comprehensive display of major awards in Twins history, including replica Gold Glove, Silver Slugger, Manager of the Year, Cy Young awards and Batting Champion silver bats.
• Championship Banners
  The Twins' World Series (1987, 1991) and AL Championship banners are displayed as permanent flags atop the Home Run Porch in left field.
• Retired Numbers
  The Twins' retired numbers are prominently displayed on the left Field facade, just below the Budweiser Roof Deck. The Twins have also added a W to this display honoring their franchise history as the old Washington Senators before moving to Minneapolis
  • #3 Harmon Killebrew
  • #6 Tony Oliva
  • #7 Joe Mauer
  • #10 Tom Kelly
  • #14 Kent Hrbek
  • #28 Bert Blyleven
  • #29 Rod Carew
  • #34 Kirby Puckett
  • #36 Jim Kaat
  • #42 Jackie Robinson
    Retired league wide
• The Minnie & Paul Sign
  Located in center field, this 48-foot-tall mechanical sign features the team's original logos shaking hands across the Mississippi River. It lights up and shakes when a Twin hits a home run.
• Revolving Baseball Medallion
  Perched atop the Twins Tower in right field, this 12-foot diameter geodesic baseball rotates and glows. Inside the sphere is the illuminated TC logo, serving as a beacon to the city that can be seen from blocks away when the Twins are playing.

Target Field is a great stadium for Standing Room Only with multiple social areas and bars as well as drink rails behind sections throughout the concourse with good views of the field. The stadium even offers a ticket pass (available per month or for the season) that provides SRO tickets to all home games to take advantage of these areas.

Premium Areas

• Delta SKY360° Suite
  This all inclusive area in centerfield features a tapas style menu, lounge and cabana style seating and interactive in-seat technology at the drink rail seats, allowing fans to engage with game data and media in real-time. There are only 120 tickets available for this section which must be purchased for the whole season.
• Thrivent Club
  Located on the Club Level between the bases, the Thrivent Club balances high-end perks with a classic baseball view. Extra-wide padded seats and access to a climate controlled club level featuring private bars, upscale food, and memorabilia are the highlights of this area, open to everyone on the suite level.
• Champions Club
  The most exclusive seating, located directly behind home plate. It includes valet parking, a private entrance, and all-inclusive fine dining that exceeds even the other club and suite offerings. Gourmet, chef-prepared food with full in-seat wait service for both food and beverages elevate this club above all others Group & Hospitality Areas

Group & Hospitality Areas

These areas are generally exclusive to group packages but the Truly On Deck and Budweiser Roof Deck may offer limited access and Standing Room Only areas if not sold out.

• Truly On Deck
  Located in right field with direct sightlines to the game and the downtown Minneapolis skyline, this is the ballpark's premier social hub. It is a high-energy, casual outdoor hospitality space that functions as an upscale neighborhood patio. Groups of 20–104 receive reserved outdoor patio seating with a private drink rail and includes a $30 food and beverage credit. Specialty food includes a Spicy Fried Chicken Sandwich, Thai Brussel Sprouts, Toasted Turkey Sandwich, and Prosciutto & Hot Honey. Access to the main area is open to all fans.
• Budweiser Roof Deck
  Perched in the left field corner of the stadium, this section is known for its panoramic urban views. It is a rooftop party atmosphere designed featuring a large fire pit, private bar, 150 bleacher seats, and standing-room space for another 150 guests.
• Surfside Balcony
  This exclusive right-field balcony offers a beach club aesthetic with some of the best social flow in the park. It is a breezy, elevated social space where the focus is on mingling and craft cocktails for groups of 40–70. Enjoy private drink rail seating and a dedicated area for socializing that includes unlimited Ballpark Favorites (burgers, hot dogs, and sides) served directly on the balcony.
• The Dock (Presented by Winnebago)
  Located in right center, this area features a Minnesota Lake Life experience. The seating is custom built and inspired by open-bow Winnebago boats. It is an intimate, private space designed for exactly 12 guests, making it ideal for high-level executive entertainment or small family milestones and includes a $30 food and beverage credit per person.
• Legends Landing
  Located in the left-field corner (Sections S–V), this area features a dedicated all-you-can-eat zone that provides a classic view of both the diamond and the skyline. Open to groups of 10 or more it offers traditional stadium-style seating in a designated premium block and includes unlimited ballpark fare, such as hot dogs, burgers, chicken tenders, popcorn, chips, and soft drinks at a dedicated concession stand just for this section.
• Corona Porch
  Situated in the lower level near the right-field foul pole, the Corona Porch is the most accessible and flexible group option. It is a front porch atmosphere that feels connected to the gameday crowd while still providing a private home base. It features reserved high-back barstool seating with drink rails and is available for smaller groups of just 10 or more. Each ticket includes a $10 food and beverage credit to get the group started.
• Cutwater Cocktail Bar at Minnie & Paul's
  Located in center field, directly underneath the stadium's iconic celebration sign featuring the shaking hands Minnie and Paul. It is an intimate, warehouse-chic hospitality area that serves as a social bridge between the game and the city's craft cocktail culture. Designed for groups of 50–150 guests, it features quick access to the Cutwater premium cocktail bar and food from local favorite Pizza Lucé. Each ticket includes $30 of loaded value redeemable for food and beverages throughout the park.

Non-exclusive Areas

• TC's Clubhouse
  Located near Section 229 this is a supervised, indoor play area for children 48 inches and shorter. It's climate-controlled and includes soft play equipment and interactive games. Parents can watch the game on TVs while the kids play.
• Bullseye Kids Zone
  Located on the main concourse near Gate 34 it features an outdoor play area featuring lawn games, statue photo ops, and a digital, create your own baseball card station. On Sunday Kids Days, this area explodes with extra activities like face painting and balloon artists.

Target Field's concessions are a reflection of Minnesota's vibrant food scene, blending high-end chef collaborations with traditional stadium fare. Family Value Menu (Sections 120, 133, 311): Hot dogs, sodas, water, popcorn, and chips—all priced under $5.

Bars and Social Spaces

• Hrbek's
  Section 114: Located on the Main Concourse near home plate, this is named after Twins legend Kent Hrbek. It’s a classic Minnesota sports bar with a neighborhood tavern feel inside the stadium. It features Kent’s personal memorabilia and a lively outdoor patio. Item Highlights: Triple Sausage Sampler Bloody Mary, Double Play Bloody Mary (topped with a cheeseburger slider and sausage), Northwoods Walleye Sliders, TokiDoki Wings.
• Town Ball Tavern
  Section 229: Located on the Club Level in the left-field corner. The floor is made of the original wood from the Minneapolis Armory, where the Minneapolis Lakers played before moving to LA. It celebrates "Town Ball" (Minnesota’s deep amateur baseball culture) with photos of small-town fields across the state. Item Highlights: Breaded Pork Tenderloin, Loon Chili, Pastrami Rueben, Chicken Taquitos, Mac's Fish and Chips. The exclusive home for Keeper’s Heart Whiskey cocktails.
• Twins Pub
  300 Level: Located on the Terrace Level directly behind home plate, this is the home of the Twins Organist. You can stand at the bar, watch the organist play live, and even have a quick chat between innings. Item Highlights: Not much food here but this is one of the better bars in the stadium, particularly for craft beer.
• 10,000 Lakes Bar
  Gate 34: Located just inside Gate 34 in right field and adjacent to the Gate 34 lawn, this bar specializes in local craft culture, offering a large selection of local Minnesota beers and spirits. Item Highlights: Another bar focused area that features the Walleye Taco from Lord Fletchers.
• Gray Duck Deck
  Gate 6: Located just inside Gate 6 in left field, this is arguably the premier Standing Room Only destination. It features tiered drink rails, high-top tables, and a lounge vibe. It has overhead radiant heaters, making it the best spot for chilly April or October games.

Local Partners & Specialty Items

• Kramarczuk’s
  Sections 101, 112, 312: The Brat Sampler (Polish, Bratwurst, and Cherry Bomb sausages), plus individual bratwurst and cheddar brats.
• Taco Libre
  Section 103: The Machete (an 18-inch corn masa quesadilla) and steak or chicken rice bowls.
• Niko Niko Boba
  Section 107: Hawaiian Fruit Tea, Signature Milk Tea, and the Strawberry Lemon Spritz.
• Grand Slam Shawarma
  Section 110: Marinated chicken shawarma with garlic sauce and pickles in flatbread.
• Pizza Lucé
  Section 234: The Dugout Dill Pickle Pizza (exclusive to the stadium), plus traditional cheese, pepperoni, and garden veggie slices.
• Union Hmong Kitchen
  Section 127: James Beard-nominated Banh Mi Brat with pickled vegetables and garlic aioli.
• Soul Bowl
  Section 114: The Caribe Bowl featuring jerk BBQ chicken, sweet plantains, and yellow rice.
• Red Cow
  Sections 126 & 233: The 60/40 Bacon Burger (60% beef, 40% bacon) and the Ultimate Burger with Wisconsin aged cheddar.
• Roots for the Home Team
  Section 110: Rotating youth-designed salads like the Jalapeño Popper Salad/Wrap.
• Official Fried Chicken
  Section 134: Hot Honey Chicken Tenders & Waffles and the Chicken Bacon Ranch Sandwich.
• Vinai
  Truly On Deck: Chef Yia Vang’s Sweet and Sour Fried Pork served over cabbage slaw with pickled carrots.
• Murray’s Steak Sandwich
  Truly On Deck: A high-end strip sirloin sandwich with provolone.
• Tony O’s Cuban
  Section 114: A classic Cuban sandwich with roasted pork, ham, swiss, and pickles.
• Grilled SPAM Sandwich
  Truly On Deck: Seared SPAM with caramelized onions and bacon on an onion bun .
• Chopped Southwest Burger
  Truly On Deck: A chopped cheese style patty with chorizo and jalapeño aioli.
• Baked Potato
  Section 117: Customizable with beer cheese, brisket, or chili.
• Hot Indian
  Section 120: Features the Vegan Channa and Chicken Tikka.
• BBQ Items
  Section 131: Offers BBQ Rib Tips, BBQ Chicken Tip, and the BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich.

Dessert

• Mini Donuts
  Sections 134 and 323.
• Deep Fried Oreos
  Section 232.
• Cozy Cookie
  Giant cookies found at the Family Value and Markets at Sections 105, 109, and 126.
• Waffle Cones & Ice Cream Helmets
  Sections 109, 118, 131, 232, 304, 319, and the Thrivent Club.
• Johnny Pops
  Local fruit and cream pops at Section 126.
• Dippin’ Dots
  Sections 108, 114, 122, 230, and 319.
• Red Velvet Brownie Sundae
  Available exclusively at Truly On Deck.

Craft Beer

• Drafts at (Gate) 34
  The primary Craft Hub of the stadium in right field near Target Plaza. Features the most extensive rotating tap list from local partners.
• Minnesota Brews Stands
  Sections 126, 141, 320: Dedicated stands featuring strictly local cans and drafts
• Summit Portables
  Sections 107, 116, 125, 304: Targeted kiosks serving fresh Summit drafts.
• Minnie & Paul's
  Section 234: Offers local craft favorites alongside a view of the bullpens.
• Twins Pub
  Section 300: A climate-controlled bar that typically carries Summit and Indeed options on tap. Cocktails

Cocktails

All of the bars and social spaces offer a full service bar including mixed drinks with Town Ball Tavern specializing in whiskey drinks. Additionally, Cutwater canned cocktails are available at the various Grab N Go locations (Sections 105, 109, 126, 234) while Carbliss canned cocktails can be found at specifically branded stands (Sections 114, 115, 230, 302, 331) and most bars. Truly Hard Seltzer is also available at most stands.

Wine

Wine is available at all full-service bars, with more curated selections found in the Market style concessions.

• Grab-N-Go Markets
  Sections 105, 109, 126: Offers 187ml single-serve bottles of Woodbridge (Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, Merlot, Cabernet).
• Wine Slushies
  Available seasonally at select locations in the Gate 34 area and Truly On Deck.