Target Field
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Target Field is a ballpark in Minneapolis, Minnesota, home of the Minnesota Twins of Major League Baseball’s American League. It opened in 2010, making it 16 years old in 2026 and seats about 38,544 fans. Minnie and Paul handshake sign in center field.
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Ballpark facts
- Location
- Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Home of
- Minnesota Twins
- League
- American League
- Opened
- 2010
- Capacity
- 38,544
- Dimensions
- Left field 339 ft · Center 404 ft · Right field 328 ft
- Outfield wall
- 23 ft
- Surface
- Natural grass
- Roof
- Open air
- 2026 attendance
- 21,486 per game
- Architect
- Populous (formerly HOK Sport)
- Elevation
- 850 ft
- Big events
- MLB All-Star Game (2014), NHL Winter Classic (2022)
Famous games at Target Field
- Target Field's first regular-season game: Twins beat the Red Sox 5-2
- Jim Thome hits a walk-off home run to beat the White Sox
- Target Field hosts the All-Star Game, Derek Jeter's last; Mike Trout is MVP
- Joe Mauer catches one last pitch in his final game, then leaves to a long ovation
- Royce Lewis homers twice as the Twins end their record 18-game postseason losing streak vs. Toronto
Seating guide
- Best views
- From the infield seats in the upper deck and on the Terrace level, you look across the field to the downtown Minneapolis skyline past the outfield.
- Shade & cover
- During most of a day game, the upper and back rows are covered by the canopy above the top deck and the overhangs over the middle level. Later in the afternoon, the first-base side becomes where the lower bowl's shade is.
- Cheapest seats
- Seats in the 300-level upper deck usually cost the least. For $49/month, the Twins Pass gets you standing access to the social spaces, with no seat.
- Families
- Every Sunday is Kids Day, with free ice cream and a run around the bases after the game for kids 12 and under. Discounted food is sold at the Family Value Stands.
- Standing room
- Any ticket holder can use several bars, along with Truly On Deck, the Carbliss Clubhouse drink rails by Section 127, and, in the left-field corner, the Budweiser Roof Deck with its standing room and fire pit.
Tailgating & parking
- Tailgating
- Not allowedThe ramps near the ballpark don't allow tailgating, and the team guide doesn't provide a tailgate area. Fans usually warm up at bars in the North Loop and the Warehouse District.
- Parking
- Next to the ballpark and connected by skyway are the Hawthorne, A, B and C ramps, with roughly 7,000 spaces. You can reserve and prepay preferred game-day spaces on SpotHero or the Twins transportation page.
- Transit
- The METRO Green and Blue light rail lines serve Target Field Station, right next to the ballpark at 5th Ave. N. and 5th St. N.
Stadium tours
Target Field offers behind-the-scenes ballpark tours ($20 adults · 90 minutes). Tours usually skip game days and the schedule changes by season, so book ahead.
Historical photos
Browse old photos, postcards and construction shots of Target Field in free public archives.
Ballparks near Target Field10
- 1D-ISiebert Field — Minnesota Golden Gophers same city
- 2D-IIIAugsburg Auggies Baseball Field — Augsburg Auggies same city
- 3Triple-ACHS Field — St. Paul Saints & Hamline Pipers 10 mi
- 4D-IKoch Diamond — St. Thomas Tommies 10 mi
- 5D-IIBarnes Field — Concordia–St. Paul Golden Bears 10 mi
- 6D-IIIHargis Park — Bethel Royals 10 mi
- 7D-IIINicholson Field — Macalester Scots 10 mi
- 8D-IIIReynolds Field — Northwestern Eagles 10 mi
- 9JUCOCentury Wood Ducks Baseball Field — Century Wood Ducks 10 mi
- 10D-IIIGleason Field — North Central Rams 11 mi
Other American League ballparks12
The Minnesota Twins share the American League with 13 other teams listed on Inside the Park. Here are the closest 12, nearest first.
- 1MLBRate Field — Chicago White Sox 355 mi
- 2MLBKauffman Stadium — Kansas City Royals 411 mi
- 3MLBComerica Park — Detroit Tigers 541 mi
- 4MLBProgressive Field — Cleveland Guardians 632 mi
- 5MLBGlobe Life Field — Texas Rangers 872 mi
- 6MLBOriole Park at Camden Yards — Baltimore Orioles 937 mi
- 7MLBYankee Stadium — New York Yankees 1,019 mi
- 8MLBDaikin Park — Houston Astros 1,056 mi
- 9MLBFenway Park — Boston Red Sox 1,123 mi
- 10MLBTropicana Field — Tampa Bay Rays 1,321 mi
- 11MLBT-Mobile Park — Seattle Mariners 1,390 mi
- 12MLBSutter Health Park — Athletics 1,513 mi
Questions about Target Field
What other ballparks are in the American League?
13 other American League teams play at parks listed here. The nearest are Rate Field, Kauffman Stadium, and Comerica Park.
Where do the Minnesota Twins play home games?
The Minnesota Twins play at Target Field in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
When did Target Field open?
Target Field opened in 2010.
How many people does Target Field hold?
Target Field has a capacity of about 38,544.
What other ballparks are near Target Field?
Siebert Field is also in Minneapolis. See the full list of nearby ballparks on this page.
Where is the shade at Target Field?
During most of a day game, the upper and back rows are covered by the canopy above the top deck and the overhangs over the middle level. Later in the afternoon, the first-base side becomes where the lower bowl's shade is.
Can you tailgate at Target Field?
Not allowed. The ramps near the ballpark don't allow tailgating, and the team guide doesn't provide a tailgate area. Fans usually warm up at bars in the North Loop and the Warehouse District.
Does Target Field offer tours?
Yes. Target Field runs ballpark tours ($20 adults · 90 minutes). Check the official tour page for dates.
Facts are for the 2026 season. Distances are straight-line miles between city centers. Capacity figures vary by source and some include lawn seating. See something wrong? Let us know. Is this your ballpark? Get the “Listed on Inside the Park” badge for your website.