Twins Pass Returns for 2024

For $59 a month (a total of $354 if a pass holder keeps the pass for all six months of games), fans receive a Ballpark Access (meaning standing-room) ticket to every game except the Home Opener. Fans can cancel the subscription pass at any time during the season, but with the Twins projected to reign atop the AL Central again this year, why would you?

This year, there is an option for fans to pay an upfront price of $324 for the 80 games, the “All-In” pass, for a grand total of $4.05 for fans who attend every game. Think of how many dollar hot dogs you could buy with those savings!

The price for the Twins Pass increases to $69 per month on April 4.  For those who prefer to avoid cold April games, the Twins are offering a May through September Package for $79/month, 

The pass has a few restrictions, including that the pass holder cannot resell or transfer the ticket and that it does not come with an officially assigned seat.

Thanks to the Twins Pass, I’ve gone to over 60 games in the last few seasons. It truly is an unbeatable deal for those who want to get to a lot of games, especially because it includes tickets to all weekend and holiday games, which typically might cost at least $20 just to get in the door. Four dollars to see the best baseball players in the world, plus maybe get a giveaway item, too? Truly incredible. Even if a Twins fan isn't planning on getting to dozens of games, attending around three weekend games is the breakeven point on the pass. I have never had trouble finding a spot to watch the game, except for the jam-packed Brewers series, which will be even more packed this year because it's on a weekend. I scooped up the All-In pass as soon as it was announced.

Are you going to get the Twins Pass? Let us know your thoughts in a comment below.