The short version
Make a little room around the game.
- The Minnie and Paul sign in center field — two Twins shaking hands across the Mississippi — lights up after every win and home run.
- Start with these 7 food notes rather than a generic concession list.
- Use the arrival options below as a starting point, then check the club and operator on game day.
The character of Target Field
A downtown Minneapolis showcase of Minnesota limestone that finally gave Twins fans real grass and open skies.
- Home club
- Minnesota Twins
- Opened
- 2010
- Listed capacity
- 38,544
- City
- Minneapolis, MN
What to eat at Target Field
7 Ballpark Passport food notes to use as leads, not as a live menu. Availability, stand locations, ingredients, and prices can change.
Hot dog
Target Field Dog
The Twins' signature Schweigert hot dog. Classic, reliable.
- Look for it
- Throughout the park
- Price guide
- $
Sausage
Kramarczuk's Polish Sausage
Legendary Minneapolis butcher's Polish sausage with sauerkraut and mustard. A Target Field institution since day one.
- Look for it
- Section 114, main concourse
- Price guide
- $$
Seafood
Walleye Fingers
Minnesota's state fish, beer-battered and fried. Served with tartar sauce and lemon.
- Look for it
- Specialty stands
- Price guide
- $$$
Beer
Summit EPA
St. Paul's flagship craft beer. Summit Extra Pale Ale is crisp, balanced, and the official beer of Twins Territory.
- Look for it
- Craft beer stands
- Price guide
- $$
Specialty
Hot Indian Foods Taco
Indian-spiced chicken or veggie tacos with chutney and crispy slaw. Minnesota's diverse food scene at the ballpark.
- Look for it
- Section 120
- Price guide
- $$
Burger
Jucy Lucy
A Minneapolis invention: cheese stuffed INSIDE the burger patty. Molten cheese core. Messy perfection.
- Look for it
- Specialty stands
- Price guide
- $$
Sides
State Fair Cheese Curds
Fresh Wisconsin cheese curds, battered and fried until golden. A taste of the Minnesota State Fair at the ballpark.
- Look for it
- Various stands
- Price guide
- $$
Make time for these moments
The things that make this park feel like itself—from a pregame ritual to one detail worth seeking out before the final out.
Hidden Gem
Target Field Station
A transit hub with a plaza, amphitheater, and views of the Minneapolis skyline. More than just a train stop.
- Where
- Adjacent to the ballpark
- Best window
- Pregame
Signature stadium feature
Minnie and Paul Sign
The iconic sign showing two Twins shaking hands across the Mississippi River. Lights up after every Twins win and home run.
- Where
- Center field
- Best window
- After Twins wins and home runs — it lights up
Signature stadium feature
Minnesota Limestone Façade
The ballpark is clad in Minnesota limestone, grounding it in the local landscape. A beautiful architectural detail.
- Where
- Exterior of the ballpark
- Best window
- Pregame — walk the perimeter
Museum Display
Twins Hall of Fame
Honoring Kirby Puckett, Harmon Killebrew, Rod Carew, and other Twins legends.
- Where
- Left field concourse
- Best window
- Pregame
Pregame tradition
Bat & Barrel
An open-air bar with great field views, local beers, and a social atmosphere.
- Where
- Right field upper level
- Best window
- Pregame
Near the park
Kieran's Irish Pub
Classic Irish pub with excellent food, cold Guinness, and a packed pregame crowd.
- Where
- 85 N 6th St, 2-min walk
- Best window
- Pregame
Near the park
Fulton Brewing Taproom
Minneapolis craft brewery literally attached to the ballpark. Great beers and a lively pregame atmosphere.
- Where
- 414 N 6th Ave, next to Target Field
- Best window
- Pregame
Getting there
These are practical arrival leads from the Ballpark Passport database. Timetables, fares, parking access, closures, and pickup rules are not live data—check before you leave.
Subway
Target Field Station (Light Rail)
Metro Transit Blue and Green lines to Target Field Station. Right at the park. .50.
- Start here
- Target Field Station, Minneapolis, MN
- Walk from stop
- 1-minute walk
Parking
Official Parking Ramps
Downtown ramps A, B, C. 5-25. Skyway-connected.
- Start here
- Downtown ramps, Minneapolis, MN
- Walk from stop
- 3-minute walk
- Fare reference
- $5–25
Rideshare
Uber/Lyft Zone
Designated zone on 7th St.
- Start here
- 7th St rideshare zone
- Walk from stop
- 2-minute walk
- Fare reference
- Varies
Keep the trip moving.
These nearby ballparks are natural candidates for a future chapter of the chase. Distances are approximate straight-line comparisons, not drive times.
Make one final game-day check.
This page is a dated editorial snapshot of Ballpark Passport field notes, updated July 18, 2026. Menus, transit routes, costs, hours, gate access, and in-park availability change. Confirm the details that affect your day with the club and relevant transit or parking operator before you travel.
For how Ballpark Passport handles season-specific venue information, see our methodology and primary-source policy.
Keep the story
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