Minnie & Paul Handshake
After every Twins victory, the illuminated Minnie and Paul sign beyond center field lights up with the famous handshake over the Mississippi River.
Modern Minneapolis baseball stadium known for downtown views and outdoor baseball atmosphere.
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After every Twins victory, the illuminated Minnie and Paul sign beyond center field lights up with the famous handshake over the Mississippi River.
TC Bear entertains Target Field with crowd interaction, dance routines, and dugout antics throughout the game.
Following Twins home runs, the famous Minneapolis and St. Paul figures illuminate while the crowd celebrates.
Thousands of fans arrive by light rail and gather outside Target Field, creating one of MLB's most walkable pregame traditions.
Longtime fans celebrate the familiar "Twins Win!" postgame call made famous by legendary broadcaster Dick Bremer.
The dramatic seven-game classic — Morris Game 7, Puckett Game 6, Twins dynasty.
The origin and evolution of the Homer Hanky — Minnesota's signature playoff tradition.
American League Championship Series at Target Field — two wins from the World Series.
Division Series baseball in Minneapolis — the road to the pennant begins.
Wave a Homer Hanky with thousands of Twins fans during a playoff game.
See Minnie and Paul shake hands when the Twins hit a home run.
Playoff baseball under the Minneapolis sky — Homer Hankies and championship dreams.
Golden hour skyline views from the upper deck as the sun sets over downtown.
Your first time walking into Target Field — outdoor baseball in downtown Minneapolis.
Historic AL rivalry when the Yankees visit Target Field.
Arrive via light rail and walk the plaza into Target Field.
Walk-offs, no-hitters, and franchise-defining plays on interactive displays.
Displays celebrating Killer's slugging records and Minnesota baseball immortality.
Puckett Game 6, championship-clinching moments, and legendary Twins walk-offs.
The Twins' indoor era — 1982 through 2009 and two World Series titles under the dome.
Exhibits honoring Mauer — three-time batting champion and hometown Twins legend.
Complete championship timeline from Washington Senators to 1987 and 1991 titles.
Special ceremonies and tribute nights honoring the hometown Twins legend.
Live concerts on the field after select Twins home games.
Live music on the field after select Twins victories.
AL Central rivalry intensity when the White Sox come to Minneapolis.
The outfield area features American, Minnesota, and Twins flags creating a signature backdrop.
The exterior design incorporates Minnesota limestone and regional architectural elements.
The stadium honors the Twins' former home with architectural and historical references.
The stadium provides views of downtown Minneapolis and the surrounding skyline.
Art installations and open spaces create a distinctive arrival experience.
The main gathering plaza with statues, the Minnie & Paul sign, and the Gate 34 entrance.
Statue of Harmon Killebrew, Killer, outside Target Field.
Displays artifacts, memorabilia, and stories from more than a century of Minnesota baseball.
Celebrates the Hall of Fame outfielder and hero of the 1987 and 1991 championship teams.
Honors Twins legends including Harmon Killebrew, Rod Carew, Kirby Puckett, Tony Oliva, and other franchise icons.
Celebrates the history and tradition of the Twins mascot and fan culture.
Honors Twins legends from the Senators through the Target Field era.
Fan gathering space featuring seating, food, and unique views of the field.
Popular fan section offering an energetic game-day atmosphere.
Features regional food options and Minnesota-inspired concessions.
Family-focused area with baseball activities and entertainment for younger fans.
Behind-the-scenes tours featuring the dugouts, clubhouse areas, press areas, and history.
Interactive fan area featuring activities, games, and entertainment.
Statue of Kirby Puckett, the heart of the 1987 and 1991 champions.
Statue of Rod Carew, the seven-time batting champion.
Statue of Tony Oliva, the three-time batting champion and Twins lifer.
Statue of Kent Hrbek, the Bloomington-born first baseman.
The neon Minnie and Paul handshake sign that lights up after Twins home runs.
The craft-beer and local-food hall on the Target Field concourse.
The illuminated celebration signage that fires after Twins wins and home runs.
Honors Bert's Hall of Fame pitching career and curveball mastery in Minnesota.
National and Twins Hall of Fame memorabilia throughout the concourse.
Displays celebrating Herbie's 1987 World Series heroics and Minnesota roots.
Exhibits on the Twins' Bloomington era at the Met — 1961 through 1981.
From Washington Senators to modern Twins — the full Minnesota baseball story.
Honors Carew's seven batting titles and Hall of Fame Twins career.
Celebrates Tony O's batting titles, coaching legacy, and Twins ambassador role.
AL Central rivalry history when the White Sox visit Target Field.
Historic AL rivalry exhibits — postseason battles and decades of competition.
Bobblehead nights, jersey giveaways, and special themed promotions.
Special ceremonies honoring active duty and veteran service members.
Family-friendly activities and interactive zones for young Twins fans.
Community partner nights celebrating Minnesota organizations and causes.
Pregame fan festivals and Twins Territory activations before first pitch.
Warehouse District bars, restaurants, and downtown energy before first pitch.
Early-season outdoor baseball in Minnesota — a Target Field rite of spring.
Pregame fan activations, plaza energy, and Twins Territory pride before the game.
Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.
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