What it's known for
Target Field is built with golden-hued limestone from Minnesota quarries and fits onto a tight downtown lot. It has a great view of the Minneapolis skyline, especially from the upper decks along the first-base side.
Above center field, a sign shows ‘Minnie and Paul,’ two cartoon players shaking hands across the Mississippi River to represent Minneapolis and St. Paul. The sign lights up after Twins home runs.
Getting there
The ballpark is in the North Loop neighborhood of downtown Minneapolis, with its own light rail station right outside the gates. It’s walkable from downtown hotels.
Tips for your visit
- Early-season games can be cold. Pack winter layers for April.
- The North Loop is full of good restaurants and bars, all within walking distance.
- Target Field is known for quality local food, so look past the standard ballpark fare.
Keep the stub
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Details last reviewed November 2026. Ballpark names, bag policies and transit change, so check the Minnesota Twins' official site before you go. momnts isn't affiliated with MLB or any team.