The Minnesota Twins have brought major-league baseball action to the Twin Cities metro area for almost half a century. Formerly known as the Washington Senators, the MLB sports club was renamed the Minnesota Twins in honor of its move to Minneapolis and the Twin Cities in 1961.

In the years since then, Twins Baseball has experienced mixed results on the baseball field. Post-season play for the Minnesota Twins has included three trips to the World Series, with the American League team’s only win coming at the end of the 1987 baseball season. Although the Minnesota Twins faltered during much of the 1990s, the first decade of the 21^st century has been a promising one for the ball club. In 2002, the Minnesota Twins made their first trip to the American League championship series since 1991, but failed to clinch the pennant.

Past Twins Baseball rosters have included such baseball Hall-of-Famers as Harmon Killebrew, Rod Carew and Kirby Puckett.

The Minnesota Twins have made their home at the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in downtown Minneapolis since 1982. The MLB professional baseball team’s new 40,000-seat ballpark, under construction since the summer of 2007, is scheduled to open in April 2010 for the Minnesota Twins’ 50^th anniversary in the Midwest.

Minnesota Twins 2007 Schedule

The regular season for Minnesota Twins baseball runs from April through the end of September. The Minnesota Twins’ final home game of the 2007 season is scheduled for September 23, 2007.

Minnesota Twins Ticket Prices

Single-game tickets: $7-$108 (most range from $7-$47)

6-for-5 ticket plan: $95-$148 per package (buy five games, get sixth free)

Season tickets: $3.09-$39 per game (balance-of-season tickets available)

Daily ticket specials are also available. The dugout box is sold out for the 2007 season.

(Prices and dates subject to change without notice and from what is listed on this web site)

Minnesota Twins Contact Information

Metrodome
34 Kirby Puckett Place
Minneapolis, MN 55415
(612) 375-1366
Web Site: minnesota.twins.mlb.com

Single-game tickets:
(612) 33-TWINS or toll-free: (800) 33-TWINS

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