Tonight's Twins-Astros game suspended
MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL, MN – The Minnesota Twins have announced that tonight’s (Wednesday, May 11) game against the Houston Astros has been suspended due to inclement weather in the top of the fourth inning, with the Astros leading 5-1. The remainder of tonight’s game will be played tomorrow (Thursday, May 12) starting at 12:10 p.m. (gates open at 10:30 a.m.) preceding the originally-scheduled 12:10 p.m. contest. The originally-scheduled game will start approximately 30 minutes after the conclusion of the suspended game.
Ticket Policies for Wednesday, May 11 and Thursday, May 12
- Fans holding tickets for Thursday’s originally-scheduled 12:10 p.m. game will receive admission to both the resumption of the suspended game and the originally-scheduled game. Tickets remain available and can be purchased at twinsbaseball.com.
- Twins Season Ticket Holders with tickets for tonight’s (Wednesday, May 11) suspended game will receive credit back on their account. If a Season Ticket Account is paid in full, this credit may be applied for any future 2022 Twins regular season home game ticket purchase. Season Ticket Holders on the monthly payment plan will automatically have the value for this impacted game applied to their remaining balance.
- Due to capacity limitations, ticket holders in the Thomson Reuters Champions Club, Delta SKY360° Suite and Premium Suites will be contacted by their sales representatives regarding their status for tonight’s (Wednesday, May 11) suspended game and will receive compensatory tickets to another 2022 Twins home game.
- Single-game buyers holding tickets purchased directly from the Twins for tonight’s (Wednesday, May 11) suspended game will receive credit within 72 hours, which can be used for a future 2022 regular season home game. Fans holding tickets that have been purchased through a secondary ticket reseller must consult that reseller for ticket information.