Target Field Seating

Target Field Seating

As a general rule, the seats in the shade at Target Field are located:
Behind home plate and in sections along the 1st baseline.Farther back in one of those sections or in a row that’s under cover.In the highest rows of 301-327 under the roof.

What are the best cheap seats at Target Field?

The best seats at Target Field are in the Champions Club seats behind home plate. However, most baseball fans are not looking to spend that kind of money, so alternatively the 100 level sections around the infield are also a great option.

Can you walk around Target Field?

If you want to be green, it is very easy to walk to Target Field from downtown Minneapolis. If you do stay downtown, you can walk or bike in on the Cedar Lake Trail which connects to Target Field. And if you want to bike in, there are a number of free parking areas available for bikes right near the park.

What is the deck at Target Field?

The deck, or officially the Skyline Deck, at Target Field is a section of seats in the leftfield corner of the ballpark. The deck is on the second level of seating which provides a great view of the entire field.

How many seats are in a row at Target Field?

Court-side sections include sections 1-10 with varying rows from 5-15 rows in sections 4-13 while 1-13 rows in remaining rows. The lower tier is then followed by a 100s section, 200 and 300 section.

What are diamond box seats at Target Field?

Diamond and Field Boxes

These sections are the largest in the ballpark, spanning up to 30 rows. The seats are expertly angled towards home plate – allowing for comfortable views of the action.

Is it safe to go to a Minnesota Twins game?

Never had any problems. If you use some common sense it is perfectly safe to go to Twins games.

Can I bring food into Target Field?

Food. Outside food is allowed into Target Field. Hard-sided containers (Tupperware, hard-sided coolers, Thermos’) are not allowed into Target Field. No outside food may be brought into any bar, restaurant, or suite areas at Target Field.

How wide are the seats at Target Field?

Most of the seats at Target Field measure between 19-22″ wide and supposedly have an extra 2 inches of leg room compared to the Metrodome.

Is Target Field connected to Skyway?

Target Center is connected by skyway to many convenient parking locations, including Ramps A & B and Mayo Clinic Square Ramp. The south skyway, located on the south end of the building, allows guests to enter and exit directly onto our 100 level concourse.

What food is Target Field known for?

Classic Target Field Food Choices
Classic Food: Hot dogs, polish sausages, burgers, bratwurst, popcorn, pretzels, nachos, and more throughout the ballpark’s concession stands.Soul Bowl: Collard greens, mac and cheese, French Fries, jerk chicken sandwiches, and more out in section 120.

Is Target Field nice?

Target Field home of the Minnesota Twins is a nice ballpark and should be on your list to visit.

What is club level at Target Field?

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 bar areas. In addition, Delta SKY360 Club ticket holders have a private entrance to the ballpark, private restrooms and in-seat beverage service (during Twins games).

How early can you get into Target Field?

Gates Open – Target Field gates open 1½ hours prior to the first pitch for Monday-Thursday games and 2 hours prior to the first pitch for Friday-Sunday games and holidays.

How long is a Twins game?

The average 9 inning Twins game this season has lasted a shade over 3 hours, 9 minutes. Their last 10 games have all been at least three hours. For the season, they’ve only played 40 games in less than three hours — and 97 have lasted three hours or more (including 93 that finished in 9 innings).

Why do the Twins have AC in their logo?

The ‘C’ stands for Cities. The T/C means Twin Cities (which are Minneapolis and St. Paul), one on each side of the Mississippi River. The M now used stands for the state, Minnesota, and not one of the twin cities, Minneapolis.

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