Um, I'm obsessed with Target Field. I was kind of not really a little into baseball until late last season, when I finally moved back to Minnesota and decided to be a real Minnesotan and be in love with Joe Mauer (amirite ladiessss). And coming out of 4 years in Chicago, I was not ready to go back to watching games in the stuffy Metrodome. Oh, excuse me. Mall of America Field (gross). So I could not have been more excited for Target Field. I'm splitting a 20 game pass with some friends and have been to two games so far and I am truly in love. I'm in love with a place. Is that possible? I am. The atmosphere, the enthusiasm, the food, everything about it is perfect and just what the Twins need and deserve. I can't wait to go to the rest of my games and I've already decided to up the game count for next season. read more

I wanted to start a draft on my driod while I was at the game but no 3g in downtown Minneapolis wtf Verizon? As we were walking up to the stadium it fit very well in it's surroundings, I called for tickects and was going to get seats in section 5 row 5 and the coast was going to be $226 but I guess my billing address was wrong so I couldn't purches the tickects so I was just going to get some at the tickect office, well there was a lot of people scalping tickects some guys down there are trying to rip you off so your better to just go to the tickect office, however on this day that was not the case with the 2nd guy I bumped into he had two tickects for section 3 row 5 seats one and two face value $82 asked him how much he said $20 a piece ok done deal, walking into the stadium I was so pumped up from getting this tickects and for that cheap! it was very crowded on an overcast day, do a little walking around and there is a lot of venders there is a new era store in the left field corner! My buddy and I decieded it was time to head to the seats it was a little confusing to find the area (sec 3) but there were a lot of people wear twins blue to let you know where to go, we get to our seat and wow what a cool stadium, I think my favorite thing about this staduim is Center Field with the Twins wearing the M jersey and the STP jersey and how it lights up when there is a home run hit. The seats here are small and I'm a small guy not a lot of room to streach out, leg room or hynie room. It did end up raining and people started to pull out there umbrella's witch was fine at first because I could see the game but as it continued to rain the umbrellas were dripping on us and they started to hold them hire, so I took advatage of the situation and moved down to the 1st row. The Twins ended up losing the game to the Boston Red Sox. Overall this is a very nice ball park and reminds me of Comerica (Tigers) and Coors (Rockies) field. When I say that I don't mean there the same they just remind me of them! Delmon Young is a stud and I hope he breaks out this year! He had a good game that day! Twins fans and other visit's will enjoy this ball park for many years. And if the year starts off cold Bundle up people and go support your team! read more

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Oh, Minnesotans. Its funny how people in this state can gloat about their titanium willpower when dealing with harsh winter conditions...yet in the same breath whine and squeal about outdoor baseball. This park rules. Stop being a baby. read more

Not a single complaint, not even the snow from the 3rd inning till the end. In MN on business. Why not check the twins out and see the new stadium? Took the Hiawatha 55 line from MOA (staying across the street and no rental car) for 4 bucks round trip. Got to the game about an hour early. Walked the whole stadium and put down a twins super dog and a large beer. Sat section 104 row 11. Very nice view of the field. The jumbotron is seriously the nicest ive ever seen. Puts all others to shame even the new one at Yankee stadium. Ate a bowl of the loons chili and it was awesome, kept me warm for about an inning. Once the 3rd inning started down came the snow/sleet. I was prepared for rain so the snow wasnt a big deal nor was the 35 degree weather. Overall great stadium and great fans. The Rays were in town and jumped all over Francisco Liriano in the first. Alteast they are not playing in the Metrodome anymore but suprised theres no roof over Target field. read more

This becomes five stars if the product on the field improves. When it comes to just the ballpark experience it is hard to beat Target Field. If you are going to a game do yourself a favor and check both the official Twins ticket website and stubhub.com - sometimes I find a steal on stubhub, and other times people are over-charging while there are thousands of less expensive tickets available directly from the Twins. Anywho, Target field - amazing. There are three areas that you absolutely need tickets to get into: The Champions Club, The Legends Club, the Dugout Box seats and the Budweiser Patio, otherwise you are free to roam around the stadium. The main level concourse goes all the way around the ballpark, and it is completely open to the field. If you have not already done this, make sure to walk around the entire lower concourse - you can do this even if you have tickets in the nosebleed section. If you go for cheap tickets go for the city-view side... along the third baseline... enjoy the view of the Minneapolis skyline whilst you enjoy an beer and bask in the summer air........ on a beautiful night there is no better place to be than Target Field. read more

Hate me if you want, but I'm giving it 4 stars. Sorry to break the perfect record! I went on the official home opener. The crowd was intense--I think there were about 10 empty seats out of the 40,000 in the whole place. Amazing. I went with work, which was totally fun. We have season tickets, so we have access to a bunch of special areas. The Metropolitan Club is pretty neat. I can see that place being full when the weather isn't superb. The view from EVERYWHERE in the stadium is just breathtaking. Our season tickets have a most excellent view of the skyline from the third baseline. We sat directly off first base for the opening game. I heard many people say that they feel there isn't a bad seat in the house. They are probably right. I have to say, though, that I feel it was silly not putting on a retractable roof. If this April is anything like last April, half of the games will be called off due to rain. Hell, we usually get snow into April! You know damn skippy those guys aren't playing in the snow and cold. That's where my negative star comes from. This is an instance where I wish I could give 4.5 stars--the rest of the place totally deserves high marks, but I think people will be bitterly disappointed by how many games are cancelled/rescheduled due to inclement weather. read more

I think we've got the most unique, and stylish ballpark in the Country. The experience is worth it even if the Twins lose. I've been to many stadiums and this is right up with Fenway, Wrigley, and Yankee as my favorites. I don't think I've seen a stadium situated quite like this, and the way it's sculpted into the surrounding area is very reminiscent of a classic ballpark. What's cool is that while having this feel to it, the stadium isn't an imitation like so many other places have attempted. How people think they can replicate an old stadium with the types of materials and craftsmanship available today is crazy. Instead we have one of the nicest looking stadiums built in the last decade, heck maybe even longer than that. I also can't think of another ballpark that is only a couple blocks away from Downtown Skyscrapers, or is connected to one of a city's biggest entertainment areas with a pedestrian mall. I also love all the focus on serving food from local businesses. Target Field is of a very attractive modern style with a local theme to it, everything from the Mankato stone walls to the food and dining in it has Minnesota flavor. How creative, and isn't the main reason you cheer for the hometeam because of your appreciation of where you live, makes alot of sense doesn't it? If there was one thing better about watching baseball at the Metrodome it is that the space didn't distract you like it does here, It's so much to take in, I've missed a couple homeruns because I was admiring the view of the Minneapolis Skyline. read more

Target Field is a great place to catch a game. It is walkable from a lot of Downtown hotels and is surrounded by tons of great bars/restaurants. The stadium itself is super nice. Good job, Twinkies! I love the light up Minnie and St. Paul in the outfield....now if the Twins could just make it light up more often! ;) There are interesting cuisine options inside. Imagine going to the State Fair....and that's the kind of stuff you'll find here. Pretty cool. There was nothing spectacular on the beer front, we mostly drank Grain Belt, which led to one hell of a hangover. Whew. The fans inside the stadium were great. Everyone was Midwest friendly and happy to see so many Padres fans visiting their city. Unfortunately, we did run in to some bad apples outside the stadium. Pretty much just some young punks who forget that Minneapolis is not real high on most peoples travel radars. read more

I'm not a Twins fan, but Target Field is definitely one of the most picturesque baseball stadiums in the country. Set in the middle of downtown Minneapolis, the view is absolutely fantastic. The park is relatively easy to get to with good nearby parking and plenty of great hotels within walking distance. The food is good, but not outstanding; pretty typical ballpark fare. The sight lines are great regardless of where you sit in the stadium and we've found the atmosphere to be much friendlier than at the old Metrodome. The workers we've encountered have all been very friendly and, in our experience, they're pretty quick to remove unruly fans. Lastly, tickets are pretty inexpensive, even for good seats. Even though we aren't Twins fans, our entire family loves coming to Target Field for a ball game. read more

Target Field - Beautiful Target Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

Three years of going here and I haven't written a review? Like others have stated, what more is there to say about this place? It's a great place to just go enjoy the outdoors, enjoy food, and have a good time...oh yea...I guess you can watch baseball too! I've sat in all levels and my obvious favorite is to be in the lower level, but it's true when they say all seats have good sight lines. This definitely is a must-visit place if you go are in the Minneapolis area! read more

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. read more

Target Field marks my 11th stadium visited of the 30 current stadiums (I've been to 10 others that have since been replaced). I would have to rank Target Field as one of the nicest modern stadiums I have visited (Baltimore's Camden Yards and Pittsburgh's PNC Park I rank as #1 and #2). Opened in 2010, this place is modern, clean, well planned out, and lots of cool areas to watch the game. I typically hate sitting in the outfield, but for some reason it was still a great view from the nosebleeds of left-center field. That being said, my wife and I moved around and watched the game from about five different spots throughout the stadium. The surrounding neighborhood is good for pre and post game drinking/eating. Let's go Mets! read more

Seriously the worst hotdogs available. Then they say its not there fault. Um its not edible.. a damn ball park has shitty hotdogs.?????

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 Uber 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! read more

Just when everyone thought Minneapolis couldn't do anything more stupid, they totally redeemed themselves. Yes, people are scratching their heads everywhere wondering why they would build an open air stadiu, but one trip here will answer that question. Sure, the early spring or late fall games might see some extreme temps, but if you have the chance, then check this stadium out. Minneapolis is one of the best laid out cities in 'Merica. Everything is conveniently placed within walking distance or use of the awesome bike program. Target Field is no exception as it's close to nearby hotels and restaurants to stay, dine or have a drink at before and after the game. Now back to the actual stadium. Target Field is small, but the size gives fans great seats, which means the binos can stay at home. This is one of the only stadiums out there that offers free, yes, completely free cheese and chili for your dog, so if that's your thing, even better. On a nice summer's eve, a trip to Target Field and a night out at one of Minneapolis' swanky rooftop bars will do the trick to make the night awesome. read more

I happen to catch a game at Target Field against the Yankees the first year it opened.First impression was wow a very nice stadium.Plenty of bars and eateries around the park.Try the juicy lucy burger a local favorite . Overall stadium scores high on the baseball fan experience. read more

Love Target Field, especially when I get to sit in the Champion's Club seats behind home plate! I was lucky enough to join my husband for a Friday night game in the Champion's Club and it was way more than we expected. Here are the highlights: 1. Padded leather seats behind home plate 2. Great views of the field and players! 3. All-you-can-eat gourmet buffet in a sweet restaurant that is below the field (think carved roast beef, Thai chicken, and homemade pasta)! 4. All-you-can-drink booze, pop, juice, etc 5. Candy bar with malted milk balls, gummy bears, Reece's pieces, rice crispy bars, brownies and more 6. Servers that wait on you during the game and bring you anything you want, including root beer floats I am forver spoiled by these seats. I wish every game could be this great! read more

The first word that comes to mind when I describe Target Field is Vertical. Maybe it's that the stadium is neatly tucked in to the city that surrounds it, but it just seems taller and steeper than other parks that I've been too. Also, super easy to get to. Being an Atlantan and Braves fan, this aspect of Target Field makes me quite jealous. Just hop on the light rail or park at any of the decks in the city center and make an easy walk through bars and restaurants to the stadium. We walked in by the clubhouse, where we stopped to get souvenirs (baseball for the future major leaguer that we've got at home, obvi), and then meandered around for a Kramarczuk's. We were with a local who took us to the stand that's on the main level along the 3rd base line. We grabbed a polish and a brat with kraut and onions, doctored it with some relish and mustard, and headed for our seats in home run country. The meat sticks were delicious! The polish was my choice of the two, but it's not like I would turn down a brat if someone offered. The seats were cozy, but they are at every park. We were conveniently located in proximity to a beer stand and a ladies room, so I was happy, but it looked like most seats had those same features. The view was great since we were more out than up. We were there for a Brewers v. Twins game, but the rivalry was friendlier than those of Southern college football. And it was a pretty close game, until the Brewers got a 2 run shot in the top of the 9th. As we filed out, everyone was Minnesota nice, nobody pushing or upset by the outcome, everyone just happy to be there. We were there on a balmy June evening with a perfect sky, so I didn't mind the lack of roof. In fact, it made for an awesome sunset! read more

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! read more

Target Field - View of down town - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

After you go once, you'll want to keep going back. The new field is gorgeous, and there isn't a bad seat in the place. Even the cheapie get-me-ins are a great excuse for a little brewski and some tanning. You could also splurge and sit right over the Twins dugout, which is probably the best place to be if your goal is to sit in the dugout on Joe Mauer's lap. The food is fantastic. The State Fair fare is a deliciously greasy reminder of what's coming up at the end of August, and the nachos are fab. I just can't get enough of this place. read more

I knew most people would go apesh&t over Target Field especially if they've never been to other outdoor MLB parks. I have been to a number - I even lived only 4 blocks from Wrigley Field for a couple of years. Well my skinny on TF is that it is really an amazing job. The place is seriously compact. It makes the other new MLB park I've been to the most - AT&T Park in San Francisco seem gianormous. I've been to about 4 games here now and the concession lines are improving as far as speed. The concessions are average priced and CHEAPER YES I SAID CHEAPER then AT&T Park. But SF well everything costs too much there. The various things they''ve done to deal with the elements are impressive as well. One night it was cold & windy so I stood under the heaters and was kept plenty warm. I was impressed that the beer vendors stopped to serve here not just shilling to those in the seats. I'm a little disappointed in the Legend's Club level. To compare it with the Giants it's well disappointing but once again SF has to put up with serious foodies and wine snobs so considering this is the Midwest it kicks the pants out of the new bars they've put in Wrigley and such. All in all it's actually a pretty cool park considering the postage stamp sized area they had to cram it into. And well ALMOST ANY PLACE outside would kick the pants off the damn dome. edit - I'm also happy they didn't go all crazy with some stupid theme like the Riverboat facade in Cincinnati or the weirdo carnival ride crap at Comerica Park. Ballparks should be ballparks, not theme parks. read more

This baseball stadium ranks in the top 5 for best venues to watch a baseball game. there is not a bad seat in the house. The angles to homeplate are excellent. The food variety is outstanding from the walleye in center field to the freshly cooked hamburgers in the 1st base lounges. The stadium has 4 exclusive restaurants within the park. This place is a MUST visit! read more

I went to my first game at Target Field last night. The game itself was good with the Twins winning it in just under two hours. The stadium, however, was fantastic. We had great seats, but judging by walking around the place, most of the views are pretty good. The food and drinks here are expensive just like every stadium, but the choices are a lot better than they were in the Metrodome (pretty much everything in Target Field is better than the Metrodome). Vincent Burgers, gelato, and Summit beer are some of the great offerings found here. Make sure to check out Hrbek's. read more

One of my lifetime bucket list items is to catch a game at every MLB ballpark. So far, I'm about 1/3 of the way there. So, I'm a bit of a subject matter expert on ballparks & Target Field is far and away the best. I'm slightly biased since it is my hometown field, but this place deserves the accolades. Great seats everywhere, even when the game itself isn't that phenomenal. Food is above par for ballpark food. I rate hot dogs at each park too (fyi Detroit has the best thus far.) So, take me out to a ballgame here anytime and I'll enjoy it! read more

Just went on opening day and had my mind blown. This stadium was done right. I've been to a good amount of stadiums across the country, Coors Field, Wrigley, US Cellular, Kauffman, Jacobs Field(when it was called that) and Busch stadium. Target field is right up at the top. I loved Coors and Kauffman and obviously Wrigley has a special aspect to it but Target field, let me say again, is awesome. Now onto the review. the first thing I noticed when walking around the stadium were the views, (I didn't make it to the upper deck) there doesn't seem to be a bad spot for viewing the field. Everything seems so close to the field, which I didn't feel as much at other stadiums I've been to. Food is everywhere and there is a great variety. I chose to try out Hrbek's when I went. Had the nachos which were pretty good actually and had a buffalo chicken sandwhich which was nothing special but it also didn't have an outrageous price tag either so I was satisfied with that. The North Shore creamery was a bit disappointing, I did't get anything but all they offer is soft serve and candy/pre packaged ice cream treats.I guess I was expecting more since they named it a "creamery". I'd also been hearing a lot about this Vincent burger but could find it nowhere. I asked a few workers throughout the stadium but they weren't too very well informed, it's there first day so I didn't hold it against them. I have to say, one of the things that impressed me the most was the jumbotron. It is awesome! Huge and the picture is amazing, HD quality. They do a great job of running it too, all kinds of stats and cool new features. I could go on and on about every little detail but I feel like I could write a book about it and I'm about spent. The bottom line is you definitely have to go and see it just once, no matter who you are, you can't help but not be impressed. read more

In honor of the 2011 Home Opener and receiving my single game tickets in the mail, it is only right to finally review the one and only Twins Field (Yes, I know it's 'Target Field', but I refuse to call it that). Well it's about damn time the Twins had an outdoor stadium, and this is the most perfect stadium for them. Beautiful views of the city, not one bad seat in the house, delicious food options, various beer options, LEED certified (pretty cool, if you ask me), and an abundance of Twins pride. I went to several games last summer and have sat all around the stadium, I even got to sit in the Legend's Club which was the bomb.com, and every section has been fabulous. At one game we even just walked around the entire game and stopped at various spots which I highly recommend doing. I'd like to end this review with a friendly reminder with the words of Craig Finn, "Please don't call them Twinkies." GO TWINS! read more

This review does not reflect anything about the product that is put on the field. This is a very clean modern stadium right in the heart of an urban area. The food options are very good. and the sight-lines look very good also. This small stadium in a compacted urban area is pretty darn good You know Target field is everything that Wrigley Field needs to be and can be. I say start the demolition on the north side of Chicago and start building using Target Field as an example. Maybe I would want to go to a Cub's game. But seriously, Target Field is a great place to see a game. read more

I am a Fan - NOT of the Twins though. Although I am not a Twins fan I have to admit this is one of the best stadiums I've been too. Very clean and easy to navigate which makes it fan-friendly even for the non-fan. I just made no sense didn't I? The Food: Try the Garlic fries. I hate garlic. I seldom eat fries. The garlic fries here? Yum! It's the same brand they serve at PETCO, Dodger and Yankee Stadium so if you've had those, these are just as tasty. The drinks: The Surly Bandwagon. It's a bit on the hoppy side so if hoppy beers are not your thing opt for a Bud Light - you weenie! read more

This was my first time to Target Field, and let's be honest. I came because I got free tickets. The stadium is new (I think) and was pretty cool. We didn't explore much but luckily our seats were in the Elite Suites so the hallways it fed into weren't too crowded. The lines for food and drinks never got long. The prices, well you can imagine how those are. Luckily, we went on a Wednesday night for $1 hot dogs. Granted they aren't anything like a Chicago dog, but it did the trick. I'd be back here........if I had more free tickets! read more

There is a lot to like about Target Field, home of the Minnesota Twins. Even before you step inside. It has a great and easy to find location downtown close to public transportation. Outside before the game we walked around to see the Twins Tradition Wall and came upon several statues of Twins greats like Kirby Puckett, Rod Carew, Harmon Killebrew and Tony Olivia. There's even a statue of mascot T.C. Bear. But the most popular spot seems to be the giant bronze baseball glove. We had to wait in line to get pictures (most people will opt to sit inside the glove, myself included). As if all this family fun outside wasn't enough, there are even bathrooms outside the field. I definitely call that a came changer. Once inside, we were surrounded by amazing food options (BBQ, buckets of donuts, the infamous state fair booth). I don't think they forgot about anything when it comes to concessions. We had a great view of the field from our seats. Good enough to spot mascot T.C. across the field during the game with enough time to catch up with him for a photo. As we walked around Target Field, I think it's safe to say there isn't a bad seat in the house. I made sure we were right across from the light up logo with Minnie and Paul though. I had a great time at Target Field. My only frowny face came when we perused the team store. I thought the souvenirs were on the pricey side, even when compared to other MLB parks. But I still walked away with a souvenir cup from the concessions. I'd recommend Target Field to any baseball fan but also families looking for a fun night on the town. read more

This is a great stadium. It has great sight-lines from everywhere and really good food options. I rarely went to the Metrodome for indoor summer baseball. This place is fun. Go Twins! Sitting on the third base line gives you cool view of the skyline. Hopefully this facility shows the stadium haters why a Vikings stadium is necessary. (horn sounds) read more

I go to maybe 2-3 home games a season, and since the inaugural season they've been on point about updating & improving the stadium to make it the absolute best it can be! First of all, WAY more food choices!!! holy cow! Very impressive! I mean there's Italian, mexican, Pizza, even buffalo chicken mac n' cheese (say whaaa?) no seriously.. it's awesome! And of course you're average run-of-the-mill ballpark grub, like dogs, burgers, & nachos. Secondly, they seriously upped the anty on their beer selection!!! The first year it was open, I remember it being mostly Bud/Bud lt/Miller lt/Coors lt... I think we got a lil lucky and found a small stand selling grainbelt. Now it's much more vast! way to wise up - this IS Minneapolis after all... And Thirdly, (and I realize not EVERYONE is going to agree with me on this, but...) I LOVE that they decided to go 100% smoke free. Honestly if you can't go 3ish hours without a smoke, there's a problem. Once again, just my opinion. (also I love "Spot" the light-up target dog they put up on target center... it used to be just ads I think. It's alot cooler to look at lol) read more

What a game last night, Alexis in da Hauss! This was my sixth game at Target Field, I've sat midway up and off the dugouts on both sides, Legends Club, upper deck right field and in the Champions Club. Every experience has been a good experience, even the playoff loss. This place is a shrine to baseball. Open concourses and seating to keep fans as close to the game as possible, it was built with the fan in mind. I've enjoyed the food, beer, conversations and general good will most Minnesotans (baseball fans in general too) offer. Some of that atmosphere is a reflection of the job they've done constructing the stadium, the thoughtfulness. Other wonderful stadiums have not done the same. I've been to about 15 stadiums, some torn down. If your complaint is about the price of the beer or food, get out and go to other newer facilities around MLB, it's expensive but not out of line in comparison. You may wanna just crawl down to your local Hell Hole, drink 2 for 1 Bud Limes and eat free peanuts, cuz going to a game is just not your thing. If your complaint is about the tax money we are forking over for this, that's a legislative problem, it has nothing to do with the stadium. I'd like it if they were paying for my house like I am for theirs, but that doesn't influence the experience. If your complaint is about the absence of a retractable roof or inclement weather, toughen up. Minnesotans shouldn't be allowed to complain about the weather between the ages of 12 and 68, you're adults, you know it happens every year. Here's a new concept for you "contingency plan". I love this place, I wish I had time and could afford to go more often because the experience compared to other ball parks is superior in a majority of ways read more

Twins fan or not, if you're in Twins Territory over the Summer you should really swing by the Target Field for a game. It's beautiful! I've had the chance to see games from multiple seats and enjoyed all of them. Which is such an incredible upgrade from the good old Metrodome! My family has season tickets and our seats are killer - full view of the field, Skyline view, right by the standing area so there's nobody sitting directly in front of us and nobody behind us which is nice. If you're still hungry or thirsty for some brews, takea walk around the area because there are plenty of bars to hit up pre or post-game. Extra bonus: If you're a season ticket holder and it's scorching hot, make a visit to the Metropolitan Club to cool down. Food is good and they make their drinks strong. (Would you like some OJ with that Vodka?!) Extra, but rare, bonus: Last August during one of the Yankees v Twins game (ouch!) my girl friend and I headed to the Metropolitan and got to eat, drink, and watch the last three innings outside in the Metropolitan Club seats. Solid! read more

One of the best and thought out ball parks in the country. It is always a good time when I am there. Its pricey but there is nothing better than watching a game on a beautiful summer day. read more

Outdoor baseball at this stadium is amazing! Great layout, easy to get in and out of! Not a bad view in the house. I have sat in the upper deck, the suites, legends club and each time I see a side of the park that makes it fun to go. read more

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. read more

Target Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

Nice place to watch a baseball game. We went here in 2011 and greatly enjoyed our expierence. They have booths set up around the park where they take free digital pictures that they email to you. The stadium is located down town, just steps from the light rail line. Perfect if you are coming from a hotel near the mall. We had hot dogs, which is typical ballpark food, it was reasonably pricesSeats were good and also priced well. The stadium was very clean, including the bathroom facilities. Would recommend stopping by the main stadium shop as they had plenty of cool Twins items. They also have the Mickey statue from the All Star game and the Statue of Liberty. Great ballpark for any baseball fan young and old! read more

Thank goodness (and Target) outdoor baseball is back in Minnesota!! Target Field is beautiful. Even sitting up in the cheap seats you still see everything really well. I love the views of the downtown skyline when sitting over on the third base side. Great variety of great food, though I'll be honest it's weird to see someone eating with chopsticks at a ball game. But I guess that's progress! Personally I am glad they didn't go with a retractable roof even though I just froze my tushy off at the home opener with weather still in the 30s. Still, to say this is an improvement over the old dome is a huge understatement. Now if we can just get the team to be as great as the venue! Go Twins! read more

This is about my 8th 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. read more

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