Monday, June 14, 2010

Twins Tickets June Update

I went to the Twins Braves game yesterday afternoon (June 13) and spent $35 a ticket for a ticket in the 200 level. That's not too bad, but I think Twins ticket prices were lower since the threat of rain was looming. It seems the weather is a big factor in Twins ticket prices. If the weather is warm and sunny, Twins ticket demand goes way up and so do the prices on the secondary market.

I see the Twins Rockies series (June 15-17) is starting at about $40 a ticket which is pretty reasonable considering the Colorado Rockies are kind of a big deal in Minnesota and we rarely play them. I love inter-league baseball match-ups and I am willing to pay a little extra to see a team I hardly ever see play in Minnesota plus make their first visit to Target Field.

The Twins Tigers series (June 28-30) is one of the most popular mid-week series of the year. Ticket brokers like Ticket King have very few tickets remaining and prices are higher than other non-weekend games. Remember, the Detroit Tigers will be back at Target Field August 31 through September 2nd...although I doubt Twins ticket prices will be any lower.

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Thursday, May 27, 2010

Lots of Twins Home Games in June may mean a drop in Twins Ticket Prices

Summer has officially arrived in the Twin Cities and Target Field fans could not be happier, finally the Minnesota Twins are experiencing outdoor baseball the way it should be experienced. June not only is providing great weather for Twins Games but it also is providing a great opportunity for Minnesota Twins fans to catch their hometown team at Target Field. With lots of June Twins Home Games, Twins Ticket prices should drop some... making June a great time to get out to Target Field and enjoy the start of summer. Below is the Twins Schedule for June, note that all shaded in dates are home games.




Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Twins Tickets Price watch... pay attention to which games you are purchasing Twins Tickets for!

I know it may seem like common sense to pay close attention to which Minnesota Twins game you are buying Twins Tickets for, but a lot of people just pick a random date and purchase tickets... my guess is that these people are not really baseball fans but rather just really enjoy Minnesota Twins Baseball.

HOWEVER, the risk with that is that by blindly picking a date and purchasing tickets without looking at other games you could be buying some of the most expensive Twins Tickets of the season. For example, in the month of May the Minnesota Twins Schedule includes a series against the Yankees and a series against the Brewers both of which are priced much higher than other Twins series.

So for all of you fans just looking to go to a game, pay attention to WHICH game you are buying for... although it is appealing to just pick a game based on a date you can go, do a little research. The difference in the price of Twins Tickets may be worth moving your schedule around for. To see ticket prices and awesome seats for all of the Twins Games at Target Field, check out Ticket King!

Friday, April 30, 2010

Minnesota Twins Schedule: May Home Games...

Inside an empty Target Field
It is hard to believe that the first month of the baseball season is coming to a close. Though for Minnesota Twins Fans still waiting to go to Target Field, May not only will bring lower ticket prices but also lots of opportunities to take in a Minnesota Twins Game from the seats of Target Field.
Target Field Twins Schedule: May Home Games
May 3rd-5th: Minnesota Twins vs. Detroit Tigers
May 6th-9th: Minnesota Twins vs. Baltimore Orioles
May 11th-12th: Minnesota Twins vs. Chicago White Sox
May 21st-23rd: Minnesota Twins vs. Milwaukee Brewers
May 25th-27th: Minnesota Twins vs. New York Yankees
May 28th-30th: Minnesota Twins vs. Texas Rangers

Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Cheap Minnesota Twins Tickets for week day games

With Minnesota Twins Tickets prices higher than they have been in the past, this season Minnesota Twins fans are going to have to start making choices to maximize the number of games they can go to without breaking the bank.

One way to stretch your Minnesota Twins Tickets Budget is to attend weekday games. The Minnesota Twins Schedule has LOTS of weekday games this year and Twins Tickets are considerably less expensive than night and weekend games. This morning I found Twins Tickets in the lower level for next weeks games against the Cleveland Indians for around $30. The other way to stretch your Ticket Budget is to buy your Twins Tickets early. A lot of ticket holders raise their prices as specific games get closer, if the Twins go on a hot streak, tickets become more expensive. My advice by the bulk of your Twins Tickets now, ticket prices are low and if you end up not being able to go to the game selling Target Field Tickets will not be a problem.

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Having trouble justifying spendy Minnesota Twins Tickets, check out these pictures of Target Field and imagine yourself there!

I know that Minnesota Twins Tickets are pretty pricey for the Twins Exhibition Game and the 2010 inaugural Home Opener at Target Field. I personally am not sure I can justify over $200 Twins Tickets which is what you should plan on shelling out if you want to go to the 2010 Twins Home Opener against the Boston Red Sox.

With that said, a friend of mine shared these Target Field Pictures with me and I am now really struggling with buying Twins Tickets or not, because now I can totally see the view from the seats... Take a look yourself and see if these Target Field Pictures help you make up your mind if Twins Tickets to the Home Opener are worth it...
View from the UpperDeck of Target Field

View from the baseline at Target Field


Target Field Sign from the the outside of the bleachers

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Didn't want to wait in line for Twins Tickets Saturday? No problem...

Twins Tickets mock-up for 2010 Twins Season
If you were like me, you did not spend the wee hours of last Saturday standing in line for Minnesota Twins Tickets. Why? Because while we LOVE the Minnesota Twins, it was chilly and damp and we know a secret way to get Minnesota Twins Tickets.

A friend of mine works at Ticket King, who told me the local ticket company had their whole staff working hard at securing Twins Tickets for all of us who didn't want to stand in line. Ticket King has tickets for the pre-season exhibition games, the Twins Home Opener, and all of the games this summer.

Ticket King has a mix of good seats for a great price and AMAZING seats that are a little spendy but really worth it... check out Ticket King for the Twins Tickets!