It is always a goal to attend at least a couple of Twins games every year. The energy is amazing! Plenty of options for food and drink at every game! read more

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I had a very disappointing experience with Bob at the Minnesota Twins Pride booth this weekend. On Saturday, we were told the jersey giveaway had ended for the day and were instructed to come back on Sunday. So that's exactly what my wife and I did. We actually left the Pride parade--something we love participating in--to make sure we arrived in time for the giveaway, knowing the line would be long. The giveaway was supposed to begin at 1:30 p.m., but when we arrived, we waited about 45 minutes because the Twins booth staff were still participating in the parade. We waited patiently, expecting the jersey giveaway to happen once they returned. When the staff finally arrived, no jerseys were being handed out. I politely asked why the giveaway wasn't happening after we had waited so long. Bob's response was, "They're free, geez." Whether the jerseys were free or not is beside the point. People gave up their time, left the Pride festivities, and stood in line because they were told to come back Sunday for this giveaway. A little respect, communication, and customer service would have gone a long way. Dismissing people with "They're free, geez" was unprofessional and unnecessarily rude. This wasn't about getting something for free--it was about honoring what people were told and treating attendees with basic courtesy. I expected much better from representatives of the Minnesota Twins at a community event celebrating Pride. read more

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The cheap price, NOT, is the ticket to enter. The food and beverages are outrageous . Ridicules for families to afford. It would easily cost $100-150 per family, not counting the tickets our game is set back for the weather. Do they discount. Nope. I guess they figured more money the londer you are seated. The cheapest beers were 2 for thirty dollars. Now add the ticket to get in for 2 plus any food you are up over $100 dollars conservatively from r two people double that for a family of four. My last visit. Cheaper to see on TV and less expensive. read more

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While traveling to various states, I hope to take the opportunity to visit different major league baseball stadiums. It just so happened that while I was in Minneapolis, that the Mets were playing the Twins, which worked out perfectly. I was able to grab some affordable seats right behind the visitors' dugout, which was great. We also had lounge access, and the section had its own bathroom, which was super convenient. Since it was a Tuesday, they had Dollar Dog Night, which was great--it definitely made grabbing food a lot more affordable. I walked around the entire main level of the stadium to check out all the food options and activities. One of the highlights was a mini-golf setup--it was a fun, family-friendly spot that stood out. Overall, the stadium was fairly clean--though it could've been a bit better. The staff, however, were super friendly and really added to the experience. read more

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Love the team, love the location, it's a big city team to where you can come and go without too much trouble. But, it is apparent they are far behind other major league stadiums. Technology is old, even staff complains ownership isn't investing in a good product and the fire sale this past year only reinforced that reality. Im hoping new investors open up the improvement's quick as paying with cards is a flashback to the scanners in college. read more

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Sterile stadium. It's new. It's large. We travel a lot and are attempting to hit every stadium so I have a few to compare it to. Don't get me wrong- it's nice. I just felt like not much made it stand out as just a Minnesota thing. Like Milwaukee has the sausage races and the homerun slide. Fenway has the Green Monstah. (Just so you know I'm fair- Yankee stadium is pretty sterile too.) What I did like- you can park in a parking garage literally across the street and surprisingly no security check to get in. Also some cool obstructed city views. What I did miss since my daughter was taking a trapeze lesson, my husband texted me they had a kid solve a rubrics cube in under a minute and then toss it as the first pitch! He said it was awesome. That is pretty interesting. read more

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The Minnesota Twins are another team that holds a place in my heart. My Dodgers Fan friend Craig and I were carrying on a compliment conversation about my favorite teams. I have been to Minnesota so many times because I have a lot of family living there. But the main reason I remember my love for the Twins is Tony Oliva. Currently Tony Oliva is a Cuban former professional baseball player and coach. He played his entire career in Major League Baseball as a right fielder and designated hitter for the Minnesota Twins from 1962 to 1976. Minnesota has had many excellent players on their team. Sometimes I love a team because of a family member who was a fan. Sometimes I love a particular player who plays or played for the team. Sometimes I've been to the location of the team and been to a game with my family or friends. There you have it. I favor the Twins too. The Minnesota Twins won the World Series: 1924 1987 1991 read more

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Review from 7/2023 I had the best time ever! No, my Angels were not playing, but I saw another wonderful baseball park in a city with everything next to it. The history on the walls when you walk in is great! If you know the Angels, you know Rod Carew played for them, but he was also a Twin. I got to get pictures with one of my favorite players (well, his statue)! The view was spectacular! This stadium made me feel like the old school stadium, although it is renovated and newer! Parking was no issue for us as the suite had free parking, so I'm not sure about the regular people. HAHA! We were in the Pepsi suite on the second level and the view was great. The entire atmosphere of this place was wonderful. There were many food choices and shopping on the suite level. The people working in the facility were awesome, especially the bartenders! Super close to restaurants, make it a night! See a game and grab some drinks! read more

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This is a great stadium with a wonderful view of Minneapolis. They have some discounted vendors, which should be great for anyone not looking for overpriced items. My friend and I got popcorn and Pepsi there. I also got a hotdog from another vendor. It does get quite busy for a game. I suggest getting a reservation somewhere if you're looking to dine around the area. When we went for a game, there were two other big games occurring, so we ended up eating at the baseball stadium. read more

Minnesota Twins at Target Field 1 Twins Way Minneapolis, MN 55403 https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mlb-ballpark/id513135722 Any organization sending a group, note: only way to enter is by cell phone's "MLB app". Twins Stadium was ready, waiting and well organized in an unbelievable fashion. The local staff are most ALL volunteers here. OK, general Housekeeping and Maintenance out-of-the-way; here's what happened. So let's get together and realize a phenomenal bargain is going on here at "1 Twins Way". Are we exercising too high of standards? Don't judge; please come on out and be entertained by your wildest baseball dreams. Hint: MUST BE A BASEBALL FAN! Safety and numbers; always travel and be vigilant that you are entering into a City. My first visit here was for my birthday! What happened before then? Became an adopted Minnesotan, remained a fan by Television, News, Radio, and The Internet. My ride on the light rail was like traveling around in Disneyland or Disney World. Living in the heart of a city, we baby boomers were raised in dinosaur stadiums. A tradition, WE Attend live baseball Attended live baseball ARE Attendees at live baseball The $11.95 Twins pop drink cup is refillable all day long. The $5.95 bag of peanuts-wow! The little or big helmet of ice cream(?) You must come enjoy it. Had the $9.99! Yum OK, we splurged for a $32.95 "Athena Greek Pizza" (retired Greek restaurant manager). Of course we tried the $1.00 night hotdogs. OK, from the hotdog capital(s) of the world... Try the hotdogs. It is a baseball tradition! The reason we go to the live baseball is everything else that we see that we only see at a live baseball game. We catch the baseball fever. We become BASEBALL FANS. We get to do that in person. Let's Sing "Take Me Out to the Ballgame **Chorus:** " Take me out to the ballgame, Take me out with the crowd; Buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jack(s), I don't care if I never get back. Let me root, root, root for the home team, If they don't win, it's a shame. For it's one, two, three strikes, you're out, At the old ball game." (100+ years old) The third most popular song in the world! Buy those baseball cards and study players. Going to a baseball game is "the most American thing to do" Thank you, Twins team, volunteers and city of Minneapolis, Minnesota. ENJOY See you next time. 5 Stars. P.S. that was the best pizza in that category of pizza that I've ever eaten. Shhhhhh. That was put in last just to keep it a secret. read more

As the Minnesota Twins, this franchise has won two World Series in 1987 and 1991. The franchise has another World Series win in 1924 as the Washington Senators. The Senators moved to the Minneapolis area and were renamed to the Minnesota Twins beginning with the 1961 season. All time, the Twins haven't been a bad franchise, but they haven't been great either, despite the five-year stretch in the late 80s/early 90s when they won those two World Series titles. Since the franchise's first season in 1901, the Twins have ranked in the bottom-third of MLB in regular season win-loss record and next to dead last, 29th out of the active 30 teams, in postseason win-loss record at 33-56 (.371). Tom Kelly, who managed the Twins from 1986 to 2001, helped to build and lead those championship teams in 1987 and 1991. He was AL Manager of the Year in 1991. The 1987 World Series was a 4-3 win by the Twins over the St. Louis Cardinals. The 1991 World Series was another 4-3 win by the Twins; that year, over the Atlanta Braves (my favorite team - and the Braves had a great team that year). Tony Oliva, who was an eight-time All-Star while playing for the Twins, was a coach on the 1987 and 1991 World-Series-winning teams. He's the only person to appear in all three of the Twins' (not Senators') World Series appearances as a player or coach. During his playing career, he was a right-fielder and designated hitter. He played in the 1965 World Series, a 4-3 loss to the LA Dodgers. Along with Oliva, several notable players have suited up for the Twins including pitchers Frank Viola (1987 World Series MVP), Jack Morris (1991 World Series MVP), and Johan Santana. Viola won the AL Cy Young Award in 1988 and Santana won it twice in 2004 and 2006. After the 1991 World Series, the Twins went on a 10-year playoff drought (technically nine since the 1994 playoffs were canceled due to the 94-95 strike). In the last 20 complete seasons, 2002-2021, the Twins have qualified for the postseason nine times (not bad), but have only won one series, the 2002 ALDS. On the bright side, the Twins won the AL Central Division eight times in that same span. And they've been making it into the postseason at a significantly higher rate compared to every previous 10-to-20-year period in the team's history. The 2000s Twins were very talented. Along with Santana, those division-championship teams were led by terrific players like first basemen Justin Morneau and Joe Mauer (Mauer was also a catcher and DH). Those two became the first Twins to win the AL MVP award since Rod Carew in 1977. Morneau won the award in 2006 (the year Santana won his second Cy Young Award) and Mauer won it just three years later in 2009. read more

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So I go to lots of baseball stadiums and this one stood out not because it is beautiful but the staff there is so damn friendly. Every worker I came across during the three games I attended were so welcoming and friendly. Everyone was so polite and although I was rooting for the away team which was obvious from my jersey everyone was so cool. Many stadiums the employees look miserable and you can tell they don't want to be there but at this stadium it is the opposite. The parking in the area is super affordable as we paid $15 in the lot basically attached to the stadium for all three games and were even able to use the electric car charging station for my rental car. They also have a discount food area at the stadium which I have almost never seen. Popcorn for $3, hot pretzels for $4 and many other items for a super cheap price. They have a system where you order your food on a screen and they call your number when the food is ready which I loved-it is a really cool system which I have not seen at other baseball stadiums. They have some nice bars/restaurant types of places within the stadium and the overall food selection is excellent with great drink options as well and a fun play area for kids. All the seats have a decent view and the tickets are reasonably priced which is always a plus. I really enjoyed all three games I attended with fellow Mets fans! read more

The stadium is beautiful. We sat in the dug out seats. It has its own concession stand and bathroom. The mascot even came and saw us twice. Unfortunately, the twins lost that day, but it was still a wonderful experience. read more

Enjoy a midsummer night's game near the banks of the Mississippi, with plenty to do in and around the stadium, checking out the Twins action. Easy parking factor: Downtown Minneapolis gives many options to park on the cheap, then it's an easy quarter-mile stroll to the stadium. Cruise through the Skyway to be indoors the whole way, or during those mid-April "Belgian Spring" 39/sleet games. Cheap ticket factor: Twins fans love their team, but there are still plenty of seats under $20 if you don't need to sit with the rich people field-level behind home plate. Great view, roof-sheltered seats abound if you're okay with upper-deck action. Only 38K seats also means you'll be close to the action anywhere. Welcoming factor: It's always summer at a Twins game, and you'll get ample exposure to Twins-lore, even though this is one of the newer parks. At least you can be sure the breeze blowing toward the fences isn't caused by somebody changing air pressure for a homerun since we're out of the Twindome. Food factor: Target wins in the variety category. Peanut butter n jelly candied bacon sandwich? Yes. Channa Rice Bowl? Yes. Greek to Me Sharable Board? Yes if you want to drop $42. Bollywood Smash Salad? Yes. Plus your location in the heart of the city provide plenty of choices pre/post-game. Move freely about the cabin factor: great view everywhere, so take a stroll and some pics away from your paid-for seat. Plenty of standing-room views close to the action, with friendly attendants who will help you find a good photo backdrop and not kick you out too quickly. Little kid souvenir factor: we missed BP but I imagine it'd be as good as the next place for souvenirs and foul-ball catching. If you're actually a Twins fan this would be memory-lane heaven, despite the newer stadium vibe. Great city to see a game, excellent park with thought put into the way fans want to catch the action. read more

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I wouldn't do the 50/50 raffle. We went on a Friday and the put the numbers apparently but dont verbally announce that they are. They're supposed to put them up online but didn't until Tuesday. We went to another game on Saturday and I asked the person selling the raffle tickets what yesterday's numbers were but he didn't know and said to check the website and told him I tried that. Then we went to section 117 where you redeem the 50/50 raffle and asked if they had yesterday's numbers. They said check the website which I told them I did. Then she said "I think someone claimed yesterday's already". "I think"?? I can't throw away the tickets based on a comment like that from a stranger. My wife and I spent $40 combined on those tickets. Making the number available easily right after the drawing should not be such a hassle. We're in the information age. If they dont post the numbers over the weekend they should say so. They should verbally announce when they're about to show the numbers too. read more

Stopped in to check up on the Twins while in town this weekend. I really liked the stadium and I would say of the 4 I went to while in the region STL KC MPLS, and MKE - this came in right behind MKE as my favorite park I had been to. Clean park, plenty of amenities, and a great baseball presentation. Cheers. read more

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I am a fan of Major League Baseball. It's America's Favorite Past Time. Every year during the annual family vacation where my dad, brother, and I spend a week in a different city, we will catch Major League Baseball if there is a Major League Stadium and the Baseball team is playing. We were fortunate to have seen four Minnesota Twins games from July 16 to 23. We had planned our vacation to catch the Minnesota Twins play our New York teams. The games we saw were the Minnesota Twins play my New York Met's two times, the Oakland Athletics, and the New York Yankees. The Minnesota Twins are a baseball team rich in history. Dating back to 1901, they are one of the oldest baseball clubs in the Major Leagues. Far from the state capital dome of Minnesota they started out by the National Capital dome in Washington DC where they played as the Washington Senators. It was in 1961 when they moved to the Twin Cities. An interesting fact is that they played in Metropolitan Stadium which today is the site of the Mall of America. In 1982, the Minnesota Twins relocated to the Hubert H. Humphrey Metro dome. Fast forward to 2010, they moved into the brand new Target Field. Here are a couple of more Minnesota Twins facts: Fact 1. In 1988 they were the first team in American League history to generate more than 3 million fans. Fact 2. On the day of July 17, 1990 they pulled off a Major League record by achieving two triple plays in one game. Fact 3. The World nearly lost the Minnesota Twins in the 2000s to Major League Baseball contraction. Fact 4. The Minnesota Twins are awesome. Throughout the four games that we attended, the Minnesota Twins gave it their all and gave their audience hours of entertainment. The highlights were witnessing the triple play against the New York Yankees and the illuminating fireworks above the stadium when hitting home runs. Although they lost to my New York Mets, they won in attitude and drive. Surrounded by the positive energy of thousands of baseball fans I could only wonder what Major League Baseball would have lost if they eliminated the Minnesota Twins to contraction. Fortunately the Minnesota Twins are guaranteed to be in the Twin Cities for 20 more years. There is one minor negative of the Minnesota Twins experience in comparison to other Major League teams that I have seen live, which is that the mascot has a minor role. I'd see the bear mascot at the beginning of the game and at the end when he waved the flag declaring the Minnesota Twins the winners. In contrast to last year at Busch Stadium, the charismatic cardinal mascot was in action throughout the game. He even broke out into a dance above the dug out. The year before, the dinosaur mascot in Coors Field provided complementary entertainment throughout the game. On the other hand, I did like the children's race staring the Target Dog and three mascots. In similar fashion to a great number of professional sports events, the prices of drinks and food are higher that the Twins sign above the outfield. I recommend visiting a bar before the game. In my case I buzzed up in the Embassy Suites Manager's before the night games. Overall, the Minnesota Twins are awesome. I am glad that I had the fortune to have seen them four times. read more

This year the Twins have Covid procedures and social distancing in place. They offered limited occupancy suites for 8 people at a discount. The suites are nice and they include food, pop and water. The basic food is just hot dogs, cookie/brownie, chips and popcorn. We upgraded to add fruit cups and brats. The fruit cups were outstanding and worth the upgrade. The brats and hot dogs weren't very good as they individually wrap them (with the bun) and put them in a warmer. They weren't very warm but the buns were totally squished and unappetizing. The brats and hot dogs also tasted dry. The suites are very clean. Service is okay. Our server this year disappeared for a lot of the game and we needed some refills. I am giving 4 stars for the suite experience and not the food. That was a 2. read more

Great family environment. We're royals fans and everyone was pleasant and friendly. We have grown to love Minnesota with the family friendly atmosphere everywhere we go. read more

Incredible park, good food and great service. Very clean and easy to navigate. Definitely glad I came here.

We enjoy going to baseball games in whatever city we are living and the Target Field impresses! Not only are the Twins a fun and exciting team to watch, the venue is great! Unlike many other stadiums that serve the standard hotdog, popcorn and light beer, they have lots of options here! Everything ranging from a local favorite, fried cheese curds, to pizza to vegan dogs! There's a variety of beers and bars that serve mixed drinks. We took the light rail so we wouldn't have to worry about downtown parking and it's so simple and easy to take. It dropped us off right at the front entrance. I don't know a whole lot about baseball but enough to scream, chant, mingle and have a good time! read more

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Love watching the MN Twins at Target Field. It's great to have outdoor baseball, and Target Field has many features to enhance your baseball-watching fun. The MN Twins store is large and offers lots of memorabilia and clothing. There are several smaller stores also. There are a few bar areas with drink rails. There is also an indoor seated restaurant and bar. Overall great experience watching professional baseball. Go Twins! read more

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What a great team and they treat season ticket holders so well. Andrea Kray is a phenomenal rep to work with. We have the flex ticket package and that translates to about 6 or 7 games a year. It's really easy. Tonite I returned from a great night on a Mississippi River Cruise, complements of MN Twins. It was a great Sweet Spot treat. Thanks! read more

I'm a long-time Twins fan and have attended many games at Target Field. The ballpark is great. After attending a game recently, I returned home only to realize that my wallet was no longer in my pocket. I immediately filled out the Twins online lost-and-found form and awaited a reply. Nothing. I left several voicemail messages. Nothing. No calls, no texts, no emails, no response at all. I went to Target Field during daytime hours to try and speak with somebody. Nothing. The employee by the gate seemed to take pleasure in telling me that their procedure meant I could not speak with any employees. He clearly didn't care. It is now 8 (!!!) days later and I have not heard one word. There's no way to know if the Twins have it or if somebody made off with it, so I have begun the process of acquiring a new drivers license, credit cards, etc. because I can no longer wait to hear back from the Twins. I really cannot fathom how an organization could treat its customers this badly. read more

Very nice ballpark. Took a visit from Chicago to see the Twins beat the Guardians. Saw a grand slam by Lewis. (His first career HR) Sat at the bleachers, where you had all you can eat snacks (specific sections) The pop tasted funny, just wished they had a water option out. Parking was only $14. Would definitely be back to see the Twins. read more

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Took the Daughter to her first professional Basketball Game and my First Twins game. I'm a Braves fan but alway followed the twins when I was younger. We really had a great time. Twins didn't pull off a W but like I said we enjoyed ourselves. Finding our way in was a lil difficult but once we got going in the right direction we got in quick. We are definitely going to go again when we find our way back up here. Stopped in for a mini vacation from Des Moines IA. read more

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Really a beautiful facility. The ballpark and surrounding city offer great views from most vantage points inside the stadium. There are food choices galore, and if you want a break from watching the game there are many restaurant areas with seating, including one with an outdoor balcony overlooking the light rail station. If you don't want to park by the stadium, there's also lots of parking in the city that allows you to grab a city bus (50 cents) and jump off at the stop right by the stadium. If you buy cheap seats, once the game begins you see a lot of people move on down and sit in the more expensive seats. (Not that I'm recommending that). :) For a whole family, it's an expensive pastime, but it's also a memorable experience. read more

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As a guy from Chicago, there's no baseball team that I love more than the Minnesota Twins. I haven't visited Target Field yet but I've been to the HHH dome plenty of times. The Minnesota Twin fan base is full of genuine fans of the sport that are knowledgeable about their team. The Twins aren't an overrated sports team with Terrible Fan bases like the Chicago Cubs. Go Twins read more

Everything is good about this stadium. Location is nestled perfectly in downtown with a scenic view of the Minneapolis skyline within walking distance of any downtown hotel. The stadium itself is made of local timeless limestone giving it a unique local flair. The food boasts plenty of local eateries and Minnesota traditions such as walleye fish, cheese curds, local polish dogs, and a famous local deli. What impressed me the most, outside of how well the Twins played in their 9-7 victory over the White Sox, was the friendliness of the stadium employees. From the police officers, security guards, ticket takers, to the concession stand workers, these people are simply awesome. read more

MLB Network, reviewing the decade of the 90s, named the Minnesota Twins as the Franchise of the Decade. "They do things the right way and nearly always end up in the playoff mix." Jim Caple (ESPN, 12 Jan 2010) says nearly the same thing, in his review of the Twins organization. "The Twins are baseball's real Moneyball team. No one has done more with less." Finally in 2010 the total product matches the quality of the organization. A family spends $60-$80 and no more Domeball, but real baseball on a real field. Can't get much better. read more

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A new wind's blowing for the Minnesota Twins... and, no, not from the trash incinerator next to Target Field. We're turning a page in Twins history with the opening of an outdoor stadium. And, most importantly, we've started spending the kind of cash needed to elevate the Twins from a top-notch, small ball team into a perennial contender. Still crazy to think they dropped 184 million on Mauer. Definitely deserved, but this wouldn't have happened under the Teflon Sky. Only a couple more weeks till the big day. If anyone's got a ticket.... read more

Oh Twinkies, how I love you. You always bring me great joy - particularly when my #1 team decides to blow their own brains out....step in front of the speeding bus...throw themselves off the Aurora Bridge (yes, bitter Mariner fan - party of 1). You're always there when I need you to help stop the pain. Justin Morneau - your sweet swing is golden. Joe Nathan - your countless saves make me swoon. Joe Mauer - well...god, just look at you. Oh Twins, someday I will visit you in the Metrodome...and it will be a great, great day. read more

There may still be snow on the ground, but my heart is warm with thoughts of baseball filled afternoons in this, our last season in the metrodome. My dear momma started taking me to Twins games when we lived on the West Bank when I was about knee high. There have been seasons of joy, and seasons of pain. There have been foam fingers, rally monkeys, and most of all there have been lots and lots of dome dogs. nom nom nom Baseball is a great date as long as your date-ee is not lame. It's cheap (well, for shitty seats...but those are still fun!) You get to talk, but don't HAVE to talk. And if she really sucks, you can just pretend to lose her in the post-game madness. read more

The Team that Plays the Game the Right Way. I am first and foremost a Cubs fan, but when I moved here 3 years ago I figured I may as well adopt the AL team representing my new city. Over time watching these guys play, I fell in love with them. They play the game the right way and go about their business with dignity, professionalism, and vigor. The only thing that would make this team better would be a nice outdoor stadium--oh wait, we get that next year! Here as I watch the Twins play a final regular season playoff game, in extra innings, for the 2009 AL Central Division Title, against a team with $50 million more payroll, all I can say is: GO TWINS! read more

This ball park is as beautiful as it looks on TV; green grass, clean seats, fantastic foods and a great view of the Twin Cities. If you're driving, you'll have to park a few blocks away in make-shift parking that usually starts at $8.00 and up but for me, well I just live a few blocks away so I can walk. The gate is welcoming and you walk right in to view the field. The average decent ticket is about $15.00 and therefore I buy the ticket and find my seats. I decided in the second inning I wanted some of the delicious nachos and a beer - that set me back about $18.00 and add a chocolate cup cake topped with a TWINS iced decor and I had already spent over $50.00 The game was great; good music and crowd interaction and overall, a great place to catch a game. read more

No re-entry is bogus. Specially with small children. We like to come and go at Will, free will.

Great game guys! And let's not forget to thank Jim Leyland for leaving Fernando Rodney on the mound for so long. PS- Hey Jim, Is he still on the mound or did he make the flight home? read more

Mediocre play with over rated players. Joe Mauer is a joke. They removed pine trees that were the hit of the new Target Field because some panzie players could not hit the ball with the trees blowing in the wind! What a lame little league excuse!! I sure hope a lot of people from the Dakotas visit so they can pay off the building sooner! read more

Although the Twins are off to a very slow start this year, last night's game might be the table turner...Liriano threw a no hitter last night in the Twins' 1-0 victory over the White Sox! Based on my conversations with other Twins fans, we think the Twins just needed some spring weather to get moving. 70 degree weather, here we come! read more

Seriously I do love this team that's why the rant below exists. You don't get pissed off like that at something you don't care about immensely. I do tend to get overly nostalgic about the Twins. This happens when you grow up in MN and your dad plays the games on the radio all the time from the beginning of your first memories. I'm not going to go into a big dissertation on why I left that 5 star out. If your a Twins die hard fan you can probably insert your own annoyance at them and get the gist of it. It is going to f%&king RULE to FINALLY see them on a REAL BASEBALL FIELD and not in some ersatz plasticine bubble even if it's 27 degrees in April and 98 in July. read more