Corona Porch
Target Field

• Right Field Social Seating: Located in Sections 139–140 along the right field line.

• Bar-Style Seating: Features bar stools with backs and personal drink rails overlooking the field.

• Social Viewing Area: Designed for fans who want a relaxed, social game experience.

• Group-Friendly Space: Popular for group outings and gatherings, but also available for individual tickets.

• Optional Concession Credit: Some tickets may include pre-loaded concession credit.

Who Should Sit Here

The Corona Porch is a great option for fans who prefer a social seating environment instead of traditional stadium rows. The bar-style layout makes it ideal for groups of friends or fans who want to enjoy food and drinks while watching the game.

Location & Seating Details

The Corona Porch at Target Field consists of Sections 139 and 140 along the right field line.

This area was previously known for the Great Clips / Supercuts haircut seats, but the seating layout remains largely the same.

Instead of traditional stadium chairs, all seats here are bar stools with backs positioned along a long drink rail overlooking the field. The rail provides space for drinks, food, phones, and other personal items while watching the game.

The area is often used for group outings, though individual tickets are frequently available as well.

Views from the Corona Porch

From the right field line, fans get an angled view of the field looking toward home plate. The elevated bar-style seating makes it easy to stand or sit comfortably while watching the action.

This area is also a fun spot for fans hoping to track balls hit toward the right field corner.

Ticket Notes

Some tickets in the Corona Porch may include pre-loaded concession credit, which can be used for food and drinks at the stadium.

Because these bonuses vary by ticket listing, fans should check seller notes when purchasing tickets to see if any added benefits are included.

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