Target Center Seating Chart

Sections at Target Center

Target Center breaks down into these 4 main sections. The one printed on your ticket sets your price, your distance, and your view, so read it against this list before you buy — and note the layout can shift between a game, a concert, and a private buyout.

• Lower bowl 100s — sections 101-130
• Club Level 200s — premium middle ring
• Suite Level
• Upper bowl 200-300s — sections 201-238

Best seats at Target Center

Sections 109-112 along the Timberwolves bench. Section 228 in the upper bowl is the value seat with center-court sightlines.

Tips before you go

The skyway connects Target Center to downtown hotels and Target Field (Twins) — you can walk between venues without going outside. METRO light rail drops at Target Field station two blocks away.

How to read the Target Center seating chart

Start with the shape of the room: 18,798 seats in a bowl that wraps a central court, rink, or stage, split into 4 sections — Lower bowl 100s, Club Level 200s, Suite Level, and Upper bowl 200-300s. Your ticket names exactly one of them, and that name is worth reading twice, because neighboring sections can differ by a full level, a price tier, or which side of the room you face from.

When you weigh a Target Center ticket, three variables do the work: how close you are to the floor, whether you face the action square on or from a baseline, and how high you sit. That's why Upper bowl 200-300s and Lower bowl 100s can price and view so differently while sitting on the same chart. Use the best-seats notes above as the tiebreak for Target Center, then confirm section, row, and seat against the official Minneapolis map before checkout.

For scale: at 18,798 seats, Target Center ranks 3rd of the 8 Minnesota venues in this guide by capacity — Target Field (38,544) is the next size up, Xcel Energy Center (17,954) the next size down.

Building a seating chart for an event at Target Center

Booked a suite, a club space, or a room adjacent to Target Center for something private? Let the chart above anchor the plan — sections like Lower bowl 100s and Upper bowl 200-300s and their surrounding tiers show the geography — and lay tables over just the part of it your event occupies. Seat every guest in the maker, export the PDF, and the Minneapolis event-services team has a document they can set up from. Full house at Target Center is 18,798, but private events run on a far smaller footprint: dinner rounds, program rows, and a head table are usually the whole build.

Frequently asked questions

How many seats does Target Center hold?

Full configuration at Target Center is 18,798. Expect the working number to move with the event type: concerts open or close sections that other events leave alone, and a private buyout only counts the spaces you actually book — typically a club, a suite, or one or two of the 4 sections on the Minneapolis chart.

What are the best seats at Target Center?

Sections 109-112 along the Timberwolves bench. Section 228 in the upper bowl is the value seat with center-court sightlines.

What sections does Target Center have?

Main sections include: Lower bowl 100s — sections 101-130; Club Level 200s — premium middle ring; Suite Level. Full breakdown in the sections list above.

Where is Target Center located?

Target Center sits in Minneapolis, Minnesota. For the exact street address, parking, and the transit stop nearest sections like Lower bowl 100s, check the official Target Center site before the day — Minneapolis venues differ on gate, lot, and rideshare access.

How do I plan a private event at Target Center?

Open the maker below and work from Target Center's actual geography (Lower bowl 100s and Upper bowl 200-300s and neighbors). Drop tables where your event sits, assign each guest, and export the PDF the Minneapolis event-services team will set up from.

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