Access Guide for Guests with Disabilities

The Minnesota Twins and Target Field staff would like to welcome you to Target Field, which was designed and constructed to meet or exceed the most up-to-date federal and state accessibility requirements governing assembly occupancies. This guide was created for Twins fans with disabilities to explain our services, programs, and policies. Our goal is that your visit to Target Field will be a pleasant and memorable experience.

For more information or to receive this guide in an alternate format, contact our Guest Services Staff at 1-800-33-TWINS or 612-33-TWINS (voice) or 612-659-3648 (TTY).

The Minnesota Twins and Target Field staff would like to thank you for your support.

Target Field has an electrically height-adjustable adult changing table located in a private area near the 3^rd Base Dugout Lounge. There is a restroom and shower in this area, and a Guest Services Usher is positioned at the entrance into this room. Please check-in with the nearest Guest Services employee for directions and an escort to this location if you would like to utilize this amenity.

All concession stands at Target Field are accessible. If guests require assistance at any of the food service areas, please notify the nearest Concessions worker or Twins Guest Services staff member.

There are three restaurants located at Target Field. Hrbek’s is in the home-plate area of the Main Concourse, near Gate 14 and Section 114. Truly On Deck is in the right-field corner area of the Club Concourse, near Gate 34. The Keeper’s Heart Town Ball Tavern is located in the left-field corner area of the Club Concourse, between Section V and Section 229. All 3 of these restaurants are open to all guests and are fully wheelchair accessible.

Target Field personnel have been trained in emergency evacuation procedures to ensure the safe evacuation of all guests, including those guests with disabilities. Should an emergency evacuation situation occur, emergency information will be displayed on the scoreboard and announced on the public address system. Additional staff will proceed to the Accessible Seating areas to provide assistance to guests with disabilities. Areas of refuge are provided at every passenger elevator within the ballpark.

Bag: Single-compartment bags (maximum size of 16”x16”x8”) are allowed into Target Field. Allowed bags include purses, clutch purses, single-compartment tote bags, clear bags, drawstring bags, diaper bags, single-compartment, soft-sided coolers, and bags containing medically necessary items. (Backpacks, multi-compartment laptop bags, duffel bags or any bags over the size requirement are not allowed into the ballpark.) To expedite entry into Target Field, the Twins recommend that guests come without bags whenever possible.

Contactless Ordering and Payments: The MLB Ballpark app provides guests the ability to order and purchase food, beverage, and merchandise throughout Target Field directly from their mobile device. The app will automatically provide menus and items from the closest concessions and/or retail locations to the guest’s ticketed seat, while also allowing the guest to order from any food, beverage, or retail location throughout Target Field. Pre-packaged order pick up from separate, designated “grab-and-go” stations will complete the contactless dining and/or retail experience. The mobile wallet function within the MLB Ballpark app supports all major credit/debit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Food: Outside food is allowed into Target Field. Hard-sided containers (Tupperware, hard-sided coolers, Thermos’) are not allowed into Target Field. No outside food may be brought into any bar, restaurant, or suite areas at Target Field.

Beverages: Sealed, bottled water 32 oz. or less, and soft sided single juice or milk containers for children are the only outside beverages permitted into Target Field. Flavored water, performance beverages (Gatorade, Powerade, etc) are NOT permitted into Target Field. Guests may bring liquids required for legitimate medical purposes into Target Field.

Prohibited Items: For the general safety of all guests the following items are not allowed into Target Field: ball retrievers, balloons, bats, beach balls, boom boxes, brooms, fireworks, flasks, Frisbees, coolers, inflatables, laser pointers, lawn chairs, noise-making devices, weapons, wooden sticks, or rods. Small whiskbrooms and small souvenir bats are permitted. Prior to entering the ballpark, guests will have the option of: surrendering the item at the gate, leaving and then returning without the prohibited item, or storing the item in a locker outside Gate 6. Surrendered items will not be returned to guests.

The METRO Blue and Green Line light rail lines all have accessible stops at Target Field Station, and several Metro Transit bus routes stop within one block of the ballpark. Visit www.metrotransit.org/target-field to learn more.

There are two vertical circulation ramps in Target Field which can be used to travel between levels or to exit the ballpark. The North Ramp is located between Gates 3 and 6, and the South Ramp is located near Gate 29. There are also 12 elevators in Target Field (refer to "Elevators" section for more information).

All restrooms provided within the ballpark are accessible. For the convenience of our guests, there are several single-user restrooms available at Target Field. These are located on the Main Concourse near sections 111, 123, 132, 134, as well as across from the camera platform above centerfield; in the Grandstand near section 238, on the Suite Concourse near Suite 14 and Skyline Suite 2; and on the Terrace Concourse at sections 208, 214, and 220. If a more private environment is desired, please visit the nearest Guest Services Center.

Enhancing inclusivity and empowering all guests to thrive in the Target Field experience, the Twins are proud to invite neuroatypical guests of all ages and abilities to visit the ballpark’s new state-of-the-art UnitedHealthcare Sensory Suite. Located on the Premier Suite Level, the former “Suite 1” has been completely renovated and, in partnership with leading health care experts, reimagined and equipped to provide a welcoming, compatible environment in which neuroatypical guests may find temporary respite, if needed, during the game. Additionally, the Twins and UnitedHealthcare have partnered to provide sensory kits for guests to check out, free of charge, at Guest Services stations throughout Target Field. Learn more about twins.com/SensorySuite.

Visit the Target Field Seating Map.

The Premier Suite Level and all individual suites at Target Field are fully wheelchair accessible. The Premier Suite Level can be accessed by first entering through either Ramp A or Gate 29 and then taking elevators 9-12 to the Premier Suite Level. A guest drop-off area is located outside of Gate 29 and Gate 14 for guests with mobility issues. All gates at Target Field are wheelchair accessible. If a guest that utilizes a wheelchair will be attending a game in a private suite, we will remove an exterior chair to allow that guest access to view the game from the balcony of the suite. A 24-hour notice is appreciated to best prepare the suite for that guest.

Both the UnitedHealth Champions Club and Thrivent Club are fully wheelchair accessible. There is a private club in each of these areas for guests that have tickets for that seating area, and these clubs are fully wheelchair accessible. Both premium seating areas have ample accessible seating options.

Making Target Field accessible for our guests with disabilities is an ongoing commitment. In our efforts to improve accessibility, we welcome all comments and suggestions.

Please direct any comments, suggestions or questions to twins.com/guestcomments or to:

Minnesota Twins
Target Field
1 Twins Way
Minneapolis MN 55403
VOICE: 612-659-3654
TTY: 612-659-3648
FAX: 612-659-4025