If you are heading to the Target Center for an upcoming Minnesota Timberwolves Game or for a Target Center Concert, don't miss this information on Parking at the Target Center. Minneapolis Parking tends to be tricky, with not lots of space and many restricted parking lots and ramps.
According the the Target Center official website, the best Target Center Parking is in ramps located near the Target Center and connected via the skyways. The Target Center lists the parking ramps as A, B and C.
The A Parking Ramp near the Target Center is accessible from 10th Street N. and 2nd Ave
The B Parking Ramp near the Target Center is accessible from 2nd Ave and several city bus routes
The C Parking Ramp near the Target Center is accessible from 2nd Ave and I-94.
No matter where you chose to park near the Target Center, I suggest getting there early. There are lots of places to snoop through and kill a little time before going to the Target Center and with skyway access weather is not an issue. Head downtown early, park your car near the Target Center and explore!
Showing posts with label Target Center Parking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Target Center Parking. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Getting to the Target Center
Getting to the Target Center can be a pain some times. There always seems to be a ton of traffic in that neck of the woods. I see on the Target Center main page they have an ad for the Hiawatha light rail. I often forget about taking the light rail to the Target Center (I have taken it a dozen times to the Metrodome). The light rail stops just a block from the Target Center so it makes it a short walk to get where you are going. Frankly, I usually walk at least a block when I drive my car and park anyway. The only downside to the light rail is worrying about the weather and it’s that time of year when we have to start thinking about cold and snow (well, maybe not snow yet) One of my favorite things about parking in the Target Center ramp (or the A ramp as they call it – see the diagram below) is the skyway system, but one of my least is sitting in traffic for 45 minutes just to exit the ramp. Any thoughts Target Center fans?
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Parking is easy access and cheap at the Target Center
One thing you can’t really complain about at the Target Center is the bountiful ramp parking around the arena. There are three ramps behind the Target Center that are all connected to the Minneapolis skyway system, making it easy for Minnesota Timberwolves fans to not have to step outside in the freezing Minnesota winter. With the Timberwolves not doing so hot this season, parking prices at the ramps and Timberwolves tickets themselves are cheaper than ever. A night out at the Target Center to see the Timberwolves has never been such a deal. Go see a Timberwolves game. They usually compete but brace your self for fourth quarters.
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