I generally don't like anything sport related but this is a BEAUTIFUL stadium! We sat up in the very high seats and I loved it, there were so many things to watch: the Minneapolis skyline, the sunset, the incoming rain... oh yeah, and the game. It was also fun to walk around and find the many different food items offered.
Only trumped by Boston's - the new Target Field is great! Whether your getting a premium seat or not you can see the game and have easy access to food and beverages. Go Twins!
In the few years of the fields existence i have been to only a half dozen games. Each time is as good or better than the previous. To be able to see the field and watch the game from almost anywhere has meant spending hardly any time in my seat. I love it. I would recommend catching a Twin's game to everyone, baseball fan or not.
We are big TWINS fans and have been visiting other major league parks. Most are top notch,but none beats Target Field. There is such a great "in house' atmosphere and beautiful view. The seating is excellent. Grounds superbly kept and great food venues. Twins management should be proud. I really never thought this would work in our northern climate, but it does in every way.
Love the new park, outdoor baseball like it should be with great room and food. As others have said, very modern and fan-friendly.
I'll give a little advice on the seating:
If you are going to a night game almost any seat in the house will be good, the right field bleachers will be looking into the sun but only for a short while.
If you are going to a day game on a hot day you are better off on the 1st base line than the 3rd base line, the sun pounds the 3rd base seating and there is usually little breeze in the stadium to help cool off, one time baking there was enough.
Another option on a hot day is the Delta Sky360 Legends Club seats, which are the third section behind home plate and run from approximately first base around past third base. The great thing about Legends seats is you can access the Legends Club which is an indoors climate-controlled concourse filled with food and shops that only people with Legends tickets can access, which is much better than fighting the crowd at the regular food booths. Another thing I like about the Legends club is the row of full-length glass running along the front of it with a counter and barstools so you can sit and watch the game while eating and listening to the radio play-by-play before going back out to your seat. The downside to Legends seats is they are not sold as single-game tickets, so you have to buy them off of StubHub or a comparable site, but the prices have been fairly cheap the times I have bought them.
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