Twins 2023 Tickets Guide
The Twins were a bit of a sleeper pick to win the A.L. Central in 2022, but they never fully found their footing. They finished in the middle of the pack with an 81-81 record.
Fans buying Twins tickets in 2023 hope to see their star tandem of Byron Buxton and Carlos Correa fully healthy. Buxton is coming off another injury-shortened season, while Correa was dismissed from two free-agent contracts due to his own health issues.
Where to Buy Twins Tickets
Season Tickets
A Twins season ticket package comes with more than just 81 days of baseball. Ticketholders will also enjoy a number of perks, including discounted seats and merchandise, playoff priority and private entrances.
Single-Game Tickets
Twins single-game tickets are on sale for all 2023 home games.
Tickets are also available on RateYourSeats.com for all games. Use the Target Field interactive seating chart to compare tickets across multiple games and to find the best prices.
Group Tickets and Packages
The Twins offer one of the league's more fan-friendly ticket package programs. The team sells 20 and 40-game plans with customizable options.
Some plans include specific games where you'll have the same seat all season. Other plans allow you to choose the games and have different seats for each contest.
Regardless of the choice, each plan includes season ticket benefits like food and merchandise discounts.
How Much are Twins Tickets?
2023 Ticket Prices
According to twinstrivia.com, which tracks Twins ticket prices, the face value for 2023 tickets increased 4% vs. 2022, on average.
Compared to other MLB teams, ticket prices on the secondary ticket market remain relatively affordable. The average get-in price for Twins games in 2023 is the second-cheapest figure in all of baseball as of February.
Cheap Twins Tickets
With weather always in issue in Minneapolis, the year's cheapest games are usually at the beginning of the season.
This is certainly the case in 2023 as a majority of the year's cheapest Twins tickets are for games in April.
In addition to games early in the season, the Twins have eight Wednesday afternoon games. These are ideal tickets for families because of the early start and lower costs.
Key Series in 2023
The Twins 2023 schedule looks a lot different than in years past. The usual suspects from the A.L. Central are still there - but so are several National League teams that don't often visit Minneapolis.
The Giants, Padres, Mets and Cubs highlight the inter-league series set to take place at Target Field this summer.
Here are the hottest Twins matchups and tickets for 2023:
Astros vs. Twins - Apr 6-9
If the Twins are going to prove they're for real in 2023, they'll have a chance right out of the gates.
The defending champion Astros come to Minneapolis to take a look at their former pal, Carlos Correa.
- Apr 7Houston Astros at Minnesota TwinsTickets for this event are no longer available
- Apr 8Houston Astros at Minnesota TwinsTickets for this event are no longer available
- Apr 9Houston Astros at Minnesota TwinsTickets for this event are no longer available
Cubs vs. Twins - May 12-14
Expect a lot of Cubs fans to make the trip up north over Mother's Day weekend for a matchup with the Twins.
Despite being a weekend series against a popular opponent, ticket prices are relatively affordable (as of February).
- May 12Chicago Cubs at Minnesota TwinsTickets for this event are no longer available
- May 13Chicago Cubs at Minnesota TwinsTickets for this event are no longer available
- May 14Chicago Cubs at Minnesota TwinsTickets for this event are no longer available
Mets vs. Twins - Sep 8-10
The final stretch of the Twins home calendar is relatively easy (based on pre-season power rankings).
The last true test at Target Field comes during the second weekend of September when the Mets come to town.
- Sep 8New York Mets at Minnesota TwinsTickets for this event are no longer available
- Sep 9New York Mets at Minnesota TwinsTickets for this event are no longer available
- Sep 10New York Mets at Minnesota TwinsTickets for this event are no longer available
Best Ticket Options at Target Field
The best tickets for a Twins game are the Champions Club seats behind home plate. Expect to pay more than $250 per ticket to sit here. For games against premium opponents (Yankees, Red Sox), we've seen that price double.
Other premier ticket options include the Delta Sky360 Suite in center field, and the Delta Sky360 Club Level. Ticket prices in these areas usually start at $100 and $50, respectively.
The table below lists top ticket options with the lowest price for the rest of the season (as of Sep. 25, 2023) and a link to explore seats.
- Champions Club $299More Info
- Delta SKY360 Club $34More Info
- Delta Sky360 Suite $276More Info
- Dugout Boxes $50More Info
Cheaper Options
The cheapest tickets at Target Field are usually found in the corners of the Terrace Level. This is the highest area of the ballpark, and it's not uncommon to find seats for less than $10.
Other cheaper options include the Home Run Porch and Bleachers. These are outfield seats that typically see plenty of sunshine and a laid-back atmosphere.
2023 Changes at Target Field
For fans attending a game in 2023, the biggest difference they'll notice are the videoboards. The team is adding nearly 10,000 square feet of video, including MLB's 6th largest display above the seats in left field.
Best 2023 Twins Giveaways & Promos
The Twins will offer a number of promotional and giveaway games in 2023. Many of the best giveaways are on the weekends and are limited to a certain number of fans. If you're hoping to obtain one of these items, arrive early for your best chance at getting one before they run out.
Some of the best promotional games of the year include:
- Apr 22Washington Nationals at Minnesota TwinsByron Buxton Replica Jersey First 10,000 fansTickets for this event are no longer available
- May 14Chicago Cubs at Minnesota TwinsMother's Day Tote Bag First 10,000 fansTickets for this event are no longer available
- Jun 3Cleveland Guardians at Minnesota TwinsJoe Ryan Bobblehead First 10,000 fansTickets for this event are no longer available
- Jul 7Baltimore Orioles at Minnesota TwinsCarlos Correa Bobblehead First 10,000 fansTickets for this event are no longer available
