Let Metro Transit take you to Target Field.
There's service from all over the metro.

• Let the past be your guide: Target Field is only 12 blocks across downtown from the Metrodome. What you did for games at the Metrodome should work just fine for Target Field.
• Come early/stay late: If you are taking a bus or Hiawatha light rail, plan to take time before and after games to experience all that downtown Minneapolis and the Warehouse District have to offer – with the added benefit of avoiding transportation delays.

Bus

These bus routes stop at or near Target Field:

• From the north: 5, 14, 19, 22
• From the east: 3, 16, 50, 61, 94
• From the west: 9, 14, 679 (Twins Express)
• From the south: 5, 14, 22

Guaranteed nonstop service to every game. Ride the Twins Express (Route 679), with game-day service to all regular-season home games from the I-394 & County Road 73 Park & Ride ramp in Minnetonka. Buses leave every 15 minutes for two hours before each game; return service is offered for an hour after the last out. Learn more about the Twins Express (Route 679).

Hiawatha Light Rail

Before the game:

• • Park for free and hop on! Park in one of 2,800 free spaces at the 28th Avenue, Fort Snelling and Lake Street/Midtown stations and get an Event 6-Hour Pass for an easy roundtrip.
• • Hop on downtown. You'll be at the park in minutes! Rides from downtown are just 50¢ each way. Buy a Downtown Zone roundtrip pass for $1 from rail station ticket machines – no waiting in the ticket line after the game! Get more details.
• • If trains are full, consider a bus. On 4th Street, next to Metrodome Station, board any route 3, 16 or 50 bus and ride to Ramp B/5th Street Transit Center, just outside center field. Or on 7th Street, board any route 5, 19 or 22 and get off at Target Center, just a half-block from Target Field.

After the game:

• • Don't let the line for the train intimidate you. We operate as many trains as possible so waiting time is generally 10-15 minutes.
• • Take a bus downtown. Walk to Ramp B/5th Street Transit Center outside center field. Board routes 3, 16 or 50 for service along 4th Street.
• • Extra service following day games. Metro Transit will supplement post-game trains with buses to Fort Snelling, 28th Avenue and Mall of America. Note: extra buses are available only after weekday afternoon games when commuter demand for trains is high.
  
  

Northstar Line

Commuter trains will serve 60 Twins games with fast, comfortable service from the northwest suburbs.

> These games will have Northstar service

Make transportation to the game more affordable with a Northstar Roundtrip Family Pass. Pay one low price and get roundtrip Northstar rides for two adults and up to three kids age 6-17. (Kids five and under ride free!) It's perfect for weekend trips and special events.

Purchase your Northstar Roundtrip Family Pass at ticket machines at any suburban Northstar station during hours of train service.* Please consult the Northstar schedule before purchasing your pass. Family passes are not sold before 9 a.m. They are valid from time of purchase and expire at midnight.

> Learn more about the Northstar Line

Carpool

Save on gas and parking costs when you double up. Metro Transit can help you find someone who wants to share the ride. Try our Rideshare Planner.

Bicycle

All buses and trains have free bicycle racks so you can take transit part of the way and pedal the rest.

Planning your trip to Target Field is easy!

You can use our interactive Trip Planner and get details instantly. For help by phone, call 612-373-3333 and a friendly transit expert will provide your options.

For all of your commuting options, including driving, downtown parking, walking and biking, visit destinationtargetfield.com.