Target Field Seating Chart
Target Field is the home of the Minnesota Twins at 1 Twins Way in downtown Minneapolis. It opened on April 12, 2010, replacing the Metrodome, on an 8-acre site that Wikipedia calls far smaller than most MLB sites. Wikipedia lists its capacity as 38,544. The largest entrance, Gate 34, is named for Kirby Puckett and opens onto Target Plaza, which covers more than two acres between 6th and 7th Streets.
Quick answer
Target Field seats 38,544, according to Wikipedia; the Twins' own ballpark pages don't list a capacity. It opened in 2010 on an 8-acre site, which Wikipedia calls far smaller than most MLB sites.
- Main Level sections start at 101, Terrace at 201 and View at 301.
- The Twins dugout is on the first-base side.
- Bags must be single-compartment and up to 16 by 16 by 8 inches, apart from diaper and medical bags.
- Northstar trains stopped in 2026, but light rail still stops at the ballpark.
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Sections at Target Field
Target Field has five levels: Main, Club, Premier Suite, Terrace and View. The section numbers and club names below come from the Twins' A-Z guide and official seat map.
- Main Level — infield sections 1 to 17 and sections 101 to 140
- Club Level — sections A to V, including the Thrivent Club and Legends Landing
- Premier Suite Level — suites, including Skyline Suites on the third-base line
- Terrace Level — sections 201 and up
- View Level — sections 301 and up
- UnitedHealthcare Champions Club — sections 7 to 10, with food and drink included
Best seats at Target Field
The Twins' dugout is on the first-base side and the visitors' on the third-base side. On the team's map, the Twins dugout sits in front of roughly sections 3 to 6. The UnitedHealthcare Champions Club fills sections 7 to 10, with free food and drink except liquor and premium beer and wine. We found no section called Diamond Box on the current map. Both bullpens are in left-center field, and the Budweiser Roof Deck has 120 seats and 130 standing spots.
Tips before you go
Gates open one hour before Monday to Thursday night games, 90 minutes before weekday day games, and two hours before every Friday to Sunday game. The ballpark is cashless. Single-compartment bags up to 16 by 16 by 8 inches are allowed, but backpacks aren't, except diaper or medical bags within that size. METRO Blue and Green Line trains stop at Target Field Station by Gate 6; Northstar commuter trains stopped running in January 2026. Nearly 7,000 parking spaces are in the nearby ABC and Hawthorne ramps.
How to read the Target Field seating chart
Sections are numbered clockwise starting at the right-field foul pole. Main Level sections start at 101, Terrace at 201 and View at 301, and Club Level sections use letters from A. Facing the field, lower seat numbers are on the right side of a row.
The infield seats closest to the field are numbered 1 to 17, with the UnitedHealthcare Champions Club in sections 7 to 10. The Treasure Island Home Run Deck covers 229 to 234 and 329 to 334, and the Home Plate Taproom covers 213 to 216.
Accessible seating is offered on every level, and accessible parking is in the A and B ramps. Gate 6 is on 5th Street, next to Target Field Station.
Building a seating chart for an event at Target Field
Target Field has group spaces such as The Dock in section 137, which seats 12, and the Budweiser Roof Deck, with 120 seats and room for 130 more standing. Event Suites are on the first-base side of the Club Level. For a team dinner before a game, place the tables in the maker, seat your group and print the chart.
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Open the seating chart generatorFrequently asked questions
- How many people does Target Field seat?
- Target Field seats 38,544, according to Wikipedia; the Twins' own ballpark pages don't list a capacity. It opened in 2010 on an 8-acre site, which Wikipedia calls far smaller than most MLB sites.
- What are the best seats at Target Field?
- The Twins' dugout is on the first-base side and the visitors' on the third-base side. On the team's map, the Twins dugout sits in front of roughly sections 3 to 6. The UnitedHealthcare Champions Club fills sections 7 to 10, with free food and drink except liquor and premium beer and wine. We found no section called Diamond Box on the current map. Both bullpens are in left-center field, and the Budweiser Roof Deck has 120 seats and 130 standing spots.
- What sections does Target Field have?
- Main sections include: Main Level — infield sections 1 to 17 and sections 101 to 140; Club Level — sections A to V, including the Thrivent Club and Legends Landing; Premier Suite Level — suites, including Skyline Suites on the third-base line. Full breakdown in the sections list above.
- Where is Target Field located?
- Target Field is at 1 Twins Way, Minneapolis, MN 55403. Target Field Station, served by the METRO Blue and Green lines, is at 5th Street North and 5th Avenue North, next to Gate 6.
- How do I plan a private event at Target Field?
- Contact the Twins' group sales team about The Dock, the Roof Deck or an Event Suite. Once it's booked, lay out the Target Field guest list in our free seating planner.