Champions Club (Twins Games) - Champion's Club seating at Target Field offers fantastic home plate views, in-seat wait service and complimentary food and beverage (excluding liquor ...
Delta SKY360 Club - Delta SKY360 Club seating at Target Field offers fans extra-wide padded (bottom only) seats and access to a climate-controlled lounge with dining and ...
Delta Sky360 Suite (Twins Games) - Some of the most desirable seats at Target Field are found in the Delta Sky360 Suites in center-field. This is one of just a few all-inclusive experie...
Dugout Boxes - Infield seats located at field level are also known as Dugout Boxes for Twins games. These seats offer access to the first base (1B) Lounge located ne...
Minnesota Twins Ticket Information
The 2024 Minnesota Twins ticket guide includes the season schedule, ticket price information, and the best options for buying tickets.
Bleachers Seating - The Left Field Bleachers at Target Field are a collection of four sections, 128-131. Despite being named Bleachers, these seats do have a chair-back. ...
Family Section (No-Alcohol)
Section 324 is a designated Family Section with no alcohol allowed.
To search tickets in these seating areas, select an event and apply the corresponding filter.
Home Run Porch Seating - Sections 229-234 and 329-334 make up the U.S. Bank Home Run Porch in left field at Target Field. Home Run Porch Terrace Sections in th...
Main Level Seating - The Main Level at Target Field is the name given to lower level sections, especially those labeled in the 100s. On the Twins seating chart, these are ...
Right Field Porch Seating - The Right Field Porch at Target Field is made up of sections 139 and 140. Many fans will remember these as the hair cut seats (Great Clips/Super Cuts)...
Skyline Deck Seating - Skyline Deck seats at Target Field are named for their view of the skyline that can be seen beyond right-field. Because of their location down th...
Standing Room Only - Standing Room Only (SRO) sections at Target Field are perfect for fans who want to get into the ballpark, but aren't too concerned with having a reser...
Terrace Level Seating - 200 and 300 Level sections at Target Field make up the Terrace Level. These seating areas share a concourse, but they differ in a number of ways. ...
Shaded and Covered Seats - Shaded Seats at Target Field Sunny days are common in Minneapolis during the summer months
While Minneapolis is the coldest baseball city in the ...
Obstructed Seating
Avoid Row(s) 25-40 in Section(s) 139, S and 101 -
Section S
Avoid low-number seats (1, etc.) in rows 13 and above. Specifically, Row 13 seat 1 and Row 14 seat 1 are nearly impossible to see home plate from.
Section 101
Low-number seats (1, 2, etc.) from rows 25-40 have a wall blocking part of their outfield view.
Section 139
Some seats have a limited view of the outfield because it is lower than an adjacent section.
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Sections 132-138 make up Outfield seating in right field. Among these, 132-135 are are also known as Treasure Island Cove and only have four rows of seating. Meanwhile, sections 136-138 are called Overlook and collect a decent number of home run balls from left-handed batters.
Both areas will give fans a similar outfield view. The biggest difference is how exposed the seats are. Sections 132-135 are tucked under the overhang, while 136-138 are completely open-air.
Amenities include access to a climate controlled lounge with dining and bar area including a non-reserved area behind glass that allows for fans to eat and watch the game at the same time
To search tickets in these seats, select an event and apply the filter labeled Impressing a Guest.
Next to multiple alcohol vendors on the lower level
Easy to get alcohol and go to the Twins pub that is close by
On the shady side of the field, likely to stay cool in the sun
To search tickets in these seats, select an event and apply the filter labeled Partying and Socializing.
Seating Tips & Advice
"Sections 310 and 311 are Family Sections" - No alcohol is allowed in these sections. And each ticket comes with a voucher for a free hot dog and soda. With a near-home-plate view and food included, this is the best deal for fans and families who are not looking to drink or be around intoxicated fans.
New for the 2016 baseball season, Minnie & Paul's is located just above the center field wall and another new area - CATCH.
While CATCH is a private, premium seating area, Minnie & Paul's is open to all fans and will provide great views of home plate from an elevated head-on position. A limited number of barstools will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Many of these are situated at the drink-rail, which runs the length of this open-air space.
For fans with a ticket in an undesirable location, this is a great place to hang out and get a unique view of the field. Just be sure to arrive early enough to secure a stool and a spot at the rail.
How many rows in each section at Target Field?
Each section has a varying amount of rows and seats. Find a section to see row and/or seat numbers.
Is seat number 1 on the left or right side of sections?
As you look towards the action from your seats, lower number seats are on your right.