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Twins Baseball Basics

• Year Established: 1894 (As the Kansas City Cowboys)

• Mascot: T.C. Bear

• Current Division: American League Central

• Last Playoff Appearance: 2023 American League Divisional Series

• Last Division Title: 2023

• Last League Pennant: 1991 vs. Toronto Blue Jays

• Last World Series Championship: 1991 vs. Atlanta Braves

The Minnesota Twins Schedule

The MLB season requires teams to fight their way through at least 162 games, including 52 run-ins with divisional adversaries, 64 matchups against adversaries in the AL East and AL West, and 46 showdowns with opponents in the National League. When choosing Minnesota Twins tickets, you can’t go wrong with any pairing, but some matchups have more potential than others:

AL Central Divisional Competitors

• Chicago White Sox 

• Cleveland Guardians 

• Detroit Tigers

• Kansas City Royals 

Top American League Competitors

• Seattle Mariners

• Texas Rangers

• Baltimore Orioles

• Toronto Blue Jays

Top Interleague Competitors

• Milwaukee Brewers

• St. Louis Cardinals

• Chicago Cubs

• Colorado Rockies

Target Field

Target Field welcomes up to 39,500 fans to every Major League Baseball game in Minneapolis. The facility, which opened in 2010, has one of the closest center field walls in the majors—just 404 feet from home plate. In fact, the overall dimensions have been the subject of serious debate over the years, but there has never been an overwhelming verdict on whether the venue is a hitters’ park or pitchers’ park. With Twins tickets in hand, you can decide for yourself!

Notable Sections

• Minnesota Twins Dugout: Sections 3–6

• Visiting Team’s Dugout: Sections 11–14

• Behind Home Plate: Sections 8–9

• Family Friendly: Section 324

• Partying/Socializing: Sections 101-–03

• Best on a Budget: Sections 323–326

Parking

Several lots surround the park, including the following: 

• Target Field Parking: 317 North 5th Avenue (~400 spaces)

• Lot A: 101 North 9th Street (~700 spaces)

• Lot B: 516 2nd Avenue North (~500 spaces)

While you’re sure to find a place somewhere in the vicinity of the venue, there’s no guarantee it will be as close in proximity as you’d like. The only way to ensure that you have a spot waiting for you is to reserve parking in advance, and we highly recommend doing so.

Alternative Transportation

Public transportation options offer convenient ways for ticket holders to get to the field. Metro Transit's light rail and bus services offer routes near the stadium, and the Blue and Green lines have stops within a short walking distance, providing easy access from various parts of the city.

Memorable Minnesota Twins Moments

There’s nothing like being at the ballpark! Twins tickets put you in the presence of your favorite players and allow you to experience the game like never before. Plus, there’s always the potential to see records broken and history made. Imagine the reactions from fans who got to witness these amazing events: 

• Sweet Start (04/12/2010): The Twins' opener at Target Field marked the return of open-air baseball in Minnesota. In perfect weather, the Twins secured a victory over the Red Sox, with key contributions from Joe Mauer, Denard Span, and Jason Kubel.

• Thome’s Triumph (07/03/2010): On July 3, 2010, Jim Thome surpassed Twins legend Harmon Killebrew’s record with home runs 573 and 574. Killebrew's congratulatory video message to Thome added a touch of class to this historic event.

• Record Resurgence (08/10/2011): A year after career-saving Tommy John surgery, Twins closer Joe Nathan earned his 255th save, surpassing Rick Aguilera’s all-time team record and cementing a 5–2 win over the Red Sox.

• Walk-Off Wonder (07/10/2015): Brian Dozier's dramatic three-run, walk-off homer capped off an incredible seven-run ninth inning in a game against the Tigers. The stunning comeback from a six-run deficit was a testament to the Twins’ resilience.

• Emotional Exit (09/30/2018): Catcher Joe Mauer's last game was a profound send-off for the Minnesota star, who spent his entire 14-year career with the Twins. With his family at the field, he left his mark with a signature double in his final at-bat.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the Twins’ biggest rivals?

There has been a rivalry between the Twins and the White Sox since 1901, when the clubs were charter members of the American League. It got more serious when they began to battle for AL Central supremacy.

Where do the Minnesota Twins play their home games?

Up to 39,500 fans travel to Target Field in the Warehouse District of Minneapolis to see the Twins take on the competition at home. The family-friendly venue has been hailed for its sustainability efforts.

What are the most family-friendly seats at Target Field?

If you’re buying MN Twins tickets to take the kids to a Major League Baseball game, consider section 324. It has been designated as a family-friendly area, and alcohol is strictly prohibited.

Which sections at Target Field are near the dugouts?

Infield seats on the field level at Target Field are called Dugout Boxes. Sections 4–6 are on the first base line behind the Twins’ dugout. The visiting team sits in front of sections 11–13 on the third base line.

Where are the best seats for socializing at Target Field?

Sections 101–103 are popular with people who like to party. They’re close to the Twins Pub, a cozy establishment behind home plate where the organist plays the songs heard over the stadium speakers.

What are the cheapest seats at Target Field?

When buying Twins tickets on a budget, sections 323–326 are worth a look. Although the seats are on the highest tier, they overlook the third base line, giving you a fantastic view of the infield.

What time do the gates open at Target Field?

Monday through Thursday, the gates at Target Field open 90 minutes prior to afternoon games and 60 minutes before evening games. Ticket holders can enter two hours before the first pitch Friday through Sunday.

Is cash accepted at Target Field?

Target Field is a cashless facility. The MLB Ballpark app allows attendees at Twins games to make purchases using the wallet function, which accepts major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.

Do the Minnesota Twins play teams in the National League?

Interleague games allow players and fans to sneak a peek at teams the Twins could face in the World Series. Minnesota plays 46 regular season games against opponents in the National League.

Where can I get Minnesota Twins tickets?

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