MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL, MN – Single-game tickets for the Minnesota Twins’ next 12 scheduled home games of the 2021 season, from May 14 through May 30, will go on sale to the general public TODAY (Friday, May 7) at noon CT and will be available online via twinsbaseball.com or through the MLB Ballpark app.

With yesterday’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. Tickets for these next 12 home games will still be sold in “pods” of two (2) or four (4) contiguous seats; however, fans will now also be seated in the middle of rows and in locations nearer the aisles. There will be a limit of twenty (20) tickets per game, per purchaser.

Details regarding further capacity increases, and ticket on-sale dates, for future Twins home games beyond May 30 will be announced in the coming days. Anyone who purchases tickets for a Twins home game in May will receive priority access to tickets for future 2021 home games, when available.

Minnesota’s next batch of May home games includes a pair of American League Central Division rivalry series, with the Twins hosting the Chicago White Sox for three games May 17-19 and the Kansas City Royals for three the weekend of May 28-30. Rounding out the month are the lone Target Field regular season appearances by the Oakland Athletics (weekend of May 14-16) and Baltimore Orioles (May 24-26). The Twins are also reintroducing Dollar-a-Dog day for the Wednesday home games of May 19 (vs. the White Sox) and May 26 (vs. the Orioles).

Preferred Parking and “Play it Safe” at Target Field

The Twins, working closely with public and private partners, remain focused on welcoming fans, staff and players to a safe and enjoyable game day experience at Target Field.

New in 2021, the Twins, in collaboration with MPLS Parking and the City of Minneapolis, are providing preferred game day parking adjacent to Target Field in Ramps A & B (reduced rate of $12) and the Hawthorne Ramp (special price of $10) throughout the season. Fans can reserve their spot, and pay in advance, via ParkWhiz.

To learn more about the club’s comprehensive health and safety efforts, including partnerships and enhanced ballpark protocols, please visit twinsbaseball.com/playitsafe.