Target Field
4.7$$$· ExpensiveEnjoy Major League Baseball at this modern downtown Minneapolis ballpark.
Target Field is the open-air home stadium of Major League Baseball's Minnesota Twins, located in the heart of downtown Minneapolis. Known for its sleek Minnesota limestone facade, sweeping skyline views, and extensive local food options, the ballpark delivers a top-tier fan experience. Outside of game days, the stadium offers guided behind-the-scenes tours and hosts concerts and community events throughout the year.
History
Opened in 2010, Target Field replaced the Metrodome as the home of the Minnesota Twins. It was built to enhance the fan experience and incorporate sustainable practices, making it a modern marvel in Major League Baseball.
Expert notes
- Check game schedules in advance to plan your visit.
- Consider public transit options to avoid parking issues.
- Bring a light jacket as it can get chilly during evening games.
- Explore the various food options for a local taste experience.
- Arrive early to catch batting practice and enjoy the atmosphere.
Features
- Accessibility Options
- Concessions
- Concession Stands with Local Foods
- Corporate Hospitality Suites
- Event Spaces
- Family-Friendly Areas
- Gift Shop
- Group Seating
- Outdoor Seating
- Parking Facilities
- Public Transit Access
- Restrooms
- Safety Measures
- Video Scoreboard
- Wi-Fi Access
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