The Oakland A's will open the 2020 season at home on Thursday, March 26, against the Minnesota Twins. The A's and Twins have not met each other on Opening Day since the Twins opened the 1991 season at the Oakland Coliseum.

The Opening Day matinee will mark just the fourth time in the last 43 years, and the third year in a row, that the A's will play a day game for their home opener. The four-game matchup with the Twins begins the club's 81-game home slate, which includes eight home games versus the National League East's Atlanta Braves, Miami Marlins, and New York Mets. The team will also play the NL East Braves, Philadelphia Phillies and Washington Nationals on the road.

Following the opening homestand against the Twins and Astros, the A's will host the New York Yankees (April 10-12), Boston Red Sox (April 13-15) and Seattle Mariners (April 16-19) during the second homestand of the season.

The A's will be at home for three of the summer's most popular holidays - Mother's Day, Father's Day, and Independence Day. The A's and Giants will square off in their annual Battle of the Bay series, with the A's hosting the Giants on June 6-7 and traveling across the Bay on July 7-8.

A's Access Memberships for the 2020 regular season are currently available. A's Access provides all members general admission access to every 2020 regular season home game, a reserved seat plan, and significant benefits that are exclusive to members. Members will receive 50 percent off concessions, 25 percent off merchandise, and $10 pre-paid parking. A's Access also includes a 12-month flexible payment option that auto renews each year. For more information, fans can visit athletics.com/access.