Minnesota Twins
The Sporting Life in Minneapolis
Yes, whether you’re a baseball purist or a rookie; a foodie or a bargain-hunter; a superfan or someone who just wants a place to hang; for people of all ages, there is nothing better than a spring, summer or fall day or evening spent at the award-winning Target Field, home of your Minnesota Twins.
Come see All-Star Byron Buxton launch a majestic home run, superstar shortstop Carlos Correa making a dazzling play and flamethrowing closer Jhoan Duran unleash one of his famed 103 mph fastballs – all while enjoying delicious food and an amazing atmosphere at one of the most unique and spectacular ballparks in the country.
The Twins will play 81 home games during the 2023 regular season at Target Field, a place where all are recognized, all are empowered, and all are welcome. Minnesota Twins baseball is for everyone!
Get your tickets now at twins.com, by calling 1-800-33-TWINS, or in-person at the Target Field Ticket Office.
FUN FACTS ABOUT THE TWINS:
- The team was founded in Kansas City in 1894 as the Kansas City Blues of the Western League.
- Target Field was awarded LEED Silver Certification by the U.S. Green Building Council, only the second LEED-certified professional sports stadium in the United States
- The popular left-field Budweiser roof deck features mostly standing room and the only bonfire in the Majors.
- The limestone used in much of the stadium is from Kasota, near Mankato.
- A large "Golden Glove" sits in the plaza in recognition of all Twins players to win the Gold Glove Award. The statue can be sat on and is a popular photo attraction. It is located exactly 520 feet (160 m) from home plate; the distance of Harmon Killebrew's longest home run at Met Stadium.