As a season ticket holder, my dad got 4 tickets to go to a special open house of Target Field today. Bummer for him.....he's in California. Can you believe we HAD to use the tickets? :) We were so disappointed....NOT!! The boys (yep, all 3) have been very excited about today. We left about 11:00, parked at the Mall of America and rode the lite rail to Target Field. So by the time we got to the field it was about 1:00. We figured we would stay for a couple hours and then head home. But no....we closed the field at 5:00!! What a great day!!

A nice picture of Target Field......Now let's look inside....
The bullpen.....
Inside
Hrbek's Bar and Grill. Supposedly he will be frequenting this restaurant....maybe we will too!!


The logo-stamped tin ceiling inside Hrbek's.
A restaurant (we're assuming....that's what it looked like) for Champion's Club season ticket holders. It's underneath the seats.

The Champion Club section....yes, those are PADDED chairs. I could have taken a nap....Unfortunately this was the one and only time we will ever feel the padding under ours butts....these season tickets average $175-$275/ticket!
These are our seats...a row of only 4 seats. No standing up for everyone as they go back and forth to the
concession stand.

Views from our seats...
The plaza....

The middle flag pole is the original flag pole from the "Old Met".
A Dining area for season ticket holders...
the light box.."it can be seen from nearly all seating sections located in the park. Longtime Twins fans will note the colorful design, which emulates the pastel-color facade of the "old Met". "


Kirby Puckett Atrium...
Herb Carneal Press Box...this wall has some of the greatest broadcast calls in Twins History.
Harmon
Killebrew...

A wall for his 573 home runs...
Rod Carew Atrium...
They had the field still covered because of the cold temperatures. But the heating coils are on and keeping the field ready for opening day!
The wooden backed seats....one worker told us that Target Field is the only field that has them.
Main videoboard..."the fourth largest videoboard in Major League Baseball, stretches nearly 5800 square feet of 1080p HD television". Are you kidding me? That's bigger than my house....that's more than double my house....
Resting in the train...


What a great day! Thanks dad.....and to top it off...as we were leaving it was announced that Joe
Mauer signed an 8 year deal for $184 million dollars!!! Yeah!!