Twins tickets for next 12 home games at Target Field now on sale
Minnesota Twins fans arrive for a day baseball game against the Texas Rangers, Thursday, May 6, 2021, in Minneapolis. Minnesota will lift nearly all its COVID-19 restrictions just before Memorial Day weekend and drop its statewide mask requirement once 70% of residents age 16 and older get their first dose of vaccine, but no later than July 1, Gov. Tim Walz announced.[AP Photo/Jim Mone]
The Minnesota Twins announced on Friday that single-game tickets for the next scheduled 12 home games at Target Field are on sale.
The games will be played from May 14-30.
Regarding Thursday’s announced changes to state health and safety guidelines, the Twins are taking a measured, reasonable approach toward a multi-phased ramp-up to full capacity.
In step one of this process, Target Field will operate at an increased capacity for home games between May 14 and May 30. These tickets for the next 12 home games will still be sold in pods of two or four contiguous seats.
The team added that fans will now be seated in the middle of rows and in locations near the aisles, in contrast to what the earlier guidelines have been so far this season. There is also a limit of 20 tickets per purchase.
More details are expected to be announced regarding further capacity increases and ticket on-sale dates, for future Twins home games beyond May 30 in the coming days. Additionally, anyone who purchases tickets for a Twins home game in May will receive priority access to tickets for future 2021 home games, when available.
The next batch of home games will feature matchups with the Oakland Athletics (May 14-16), Chicago White Sox (May 17-19), Baltimore Orioles (May 24-26) and the Kansas City Royals (May 28-30).
For more information and to purchase tickets, visit the team website.