Target Field features a new “retro-style” design that was inspired by Oriole Park in Camden Yards. It was actually designed by the same company in fact. But there are some major differences that make this ballpark ideal for its Minnesota location. You’ll never fear that midwestern weather at Target Field – you can get right to the venue since it’s got its own integrated train station, and both the viewing areas and even the playing field are heated. In other words, every single one of those 39,000-plus seats offers the ultimate in comfort, all without a fancy retractable roof like some other modern ballparks. Time to score some tickets, if you ask us!

Target Field is located in the North Loop district of downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Aside from the Twins, Target Field events range from football, soccer, and concerts. In fact, the venue has been a favorite for big-name musicians like Billy Joel, Paul McCartney, Def Leppard, Journey, and even the Eagles!

Target Field is home to the Minnesota Twins (MLB).

There are 7,000 parking spaces at the official ramps surrounding the field. These spaces are reasonably priced ranging from $12 to $15 for Target Field events. Alternatively, if you don’t mind the walk, you can find a spot in public lots and garages in downtown Minneapolis for as low as $5. Also, downtown Minneapolis has established “Event Zones” with special metered parking rates on streets closest to the stadium charge $2.50 per hour, while fees on streets further away are only $1.50 per hour.

As of 2019, the seating capacity for Target Field events is 38,544.

The Minnesota Ballpark Authority owns the venue.

It’s very easy to attend Target Field events using public transportation. The MetroStation bus, METRO Blue Line and METRO Green Line all connect directly with the stadium and drop you off just a short walk away.