Brawl in the Ballpark 10 Jul 2026

• There are several options for parking in downtown Minneapolis including 7,000 parking spaces conveniently adjacent to Target Field in the ABC and Hawthorne ramps, nearly 25,000 parking spaces in parking lots/ramps throughout downtown
• In collaboration with MPLS Parking and the City of Minneapolis, the stadium provide preferred game day parking options for Target Field event attendees in Ramps A and B and the Hawthorne Ramp at special prices
• Guests are advised to book parking in advance through parking app, SpotHero
• Accessible parking is in the handicapped spaces in either the A Ramp or B Ramp. Both facilities have direct connections to Target Plaza and Target Field

• The Target Field Taxi Stands are located outside of Gate 3 on 3rd Avenue and 5th Street, and near Gate 14 on 7th Street
• Guests with limited mobility may use either of the Drop Off Zones along 7th Street, near both the Twins Clubhouse Store and Gate 14. No accessible parking permit is required to use these Drop-Off Zones, but these are strictly drop-off zones with no parking permitted in either zone

Metro Transit operates interconnected bus routes throughout the Twin Cities. Many routes provide direct access to Target Field and downtown Minneapolis. The closest stop is 7th St N & Twins Way which is a 68 m (1 min) walk from the venue.

• The METRO Blue Line and Green Line offer fast, quiet light-rail service directly to Target Field Station from Minneapolis, St. Paul and Bloomington. The Target Center stop is just a 10 m (1 min) walk from the venue entrance
• Target Filed Station offers connections vis Northstar line. The station is a 30 m (1 min) walk from the venue

• The Cedar Lake Trail provides bike and pedestrian access to Target Field. This popular trail features a pedestrian lane and two separate one-way lanes for bike traffic. It runs from downtown Minneapolis and connects to other popular bike and pedestrian trails in the city and western suburbs
• Target Field features hundreds of bike parking spaces. In addition, the city of Minneapolis has hundreds of bike parking spaces within blocks of Target Field

• The Cedar Lake Trail provides bike and pedestrian access to Target Field. This popular trail features a pedestrian lane and two separate one-way lanes for bike traffic. It runs from downtown Minneapolis and connects to other popular bike and pedestrian trails in the city and western suburbs
• Target Field sits just on the other side of I-394 from the heart of downtown. Fans using 6th Street will enjoy a direct connection between the Historic Warehouse District and Target Plaza, the dynamic new gathering space that serves as a gateway to Target Field. In addition, both 5th Street and 7th Street bridge the interstate and provide pedestrian access to Target Field. All streets have sidewalks and intersections have crosswalks with "walk" and "don't walk" signals