Now, I don't have kids to take to the game, but regardless of that, I'd rather see the prices consistent in the whole park, every day, than specialty 'discount this, that or the other' nights or certain 'sections' to sit in to qualify for certain concession discounts, or even having to show some sort of STH ID to get 15% off. The Twins need to realize that their customer base for the most part is well fed, and the need for food and beverages while at the game are simply extra treats/bonuses/amenities to the game, not necessities. So you need to price things accordingly. I pay $8-9 for a 22oz Furious at the bar, so when I walk by a vendor selling a 16oz can for $14 (or more), it is very easy to just mentally "pass" and not get one at all. At $9-10, I might have a few. $6/$7 for the 20oz Coke that's $2 at Speedway? Yes, I realize, like at the theaters, they have a captive audience and need to make some money, but to me, that level of FU pricing makes it really easy to bypass the concessions altogether. It's sort of like if you aren't giving them $50, they don't want any. Along with the $15 helmet sundaes, they should have $3 soft serve cones. I always thought that gas station prices were high (for the food/drinks), but the reality is, you could double those prices and still be at a lower price point than what they charge at Target Field (for similar items--yes I realize they also have top-notch eats at the game, but those are not the big profit makers).