Self-parking is $38 a day and valet $54, and the hotel says event pricing may apply to self-parking. Breakfast costs extra.
Getting to the game
Walk to the arena at 600 1st Avenue North. For Timberwolves games, Target Center asks fans to enter at the Main Skyway Level entrance or the South Skyway entrance near Ramp A.
Getting back
Walk back the way you came, on the street or through the skyway where your building connects.
Self-parking is $35 a day, and breakfast costs extra. It’s a light-rail ride to the arena, not a walk.
Getting to the game
Board the Blue or Green Line toward Target Field at U.S. Bank Stadium Station and get off three stops later at Warehouse District/Hennepin Avenue, which Metro Transit calls an easy walk from the arena.
Getting back
Ride either line back toward U.S. Bank Stadium Station. Metro Transit publishes no game-night last train, so check your date in its trip planner.
Walk to the arenaWarehouse District and downtownwalk
Getting there
Walk to Target Center at 600 1st Avenue North. For Timberwolves games, Target Center asks fans to enter at the Main Skyway Level entrance or the South Skyway entrance near Ramp A.
Getting back
Walk back on the street, or through the skyway where your building connects.
Door times vary by event; Target Center points to the Timberwolves’ Know Before You Go page for gate times. Bags must be no larger than 5 × 9 inches, backpacks aren’t allowed, and once you leave the building you can’t come back in.
From the Mill District on the light railMill District and Downtown Easttransit
Getting there
Board the Blue or Green Line toward Target Field at U.S. Bank Stadium Station and ride three stops to Warehouse District/Hennepin Avenue Station, which Metro Transit calls an easy walk from the arena.
Getting back
Ride either line back to U.S. Bank Stadium Station. An All-Day Pass is valid until 2 a.m. the next day.
Metro Transit publishes no last-train time for game nights, so check your return in its trip planner before the game.
From Bloomington on the Blue LineBloomington, near MSP airporttransit
Getting there
Board a northbound Blue Line train at American Blvd Station, across the street from Embassy Suites, and ride to Warehouse District/Hennepin Avenue Station.
Getting back
Ride the Blue Line southbound toward Mall of America and get off at American Blvd.
It’s the longest ride of these areas. Metro Transit publishes no game-night last train, so check your date in its trip planner before a late night out.
Drive in and park in a skyway rampBloomington, near MSP airportdrive
Getting there
Drive downtown and park in Ramp A, B or C, which the Timberwolves call the premier parking for fans because the skyway connects them to the arena. Ramp B is the closest. Target Center recommends booking ahead through SpotHero.
Getting back
Walk back to your ramp through the skyway and drive back. The Timberwolves call Ramp C the fastest exit.
Neither the team nor the arena publishes game-night ramp prices; Target Center’s parking page says SpotHero rates run up to 50% off drive-up. Target Center also lists bridge and ramp repair on I-94 and I-394 between downtown and Highway 100, so check your route before you leave.
Warehouse District and downtownWalking to the arena on a weeknight
Stay across the street from Target Center or elsewhere downtown, and walk to the game.
To the arena
Walk to the arena at 600 1st Avenue North. For Timberwolves games, Target Center asks fans to enter at the Main Skyway Level entrance or the South Skyway entrance near Ramp A.
After the game
Walk back the way you came, on the street or through the skyway where your building connects.
The tradeoff
Downtown hotels charge for parking or send you to a ramp, and the Lofton warns that event pricing can apply to its self-parking.
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Mill District and Downtown EastPairing the game with the riverfront and a museum
Stay by the Mississippi riverfront, near Mill City Museum and the Stone Arch Bridge, and ride the light rail to the arena.
To the arena
Board the Blue or Green Line toward Target Field at U.S. Bank Stadium Station and get off three stops later at Warehouse District/Hennepin Avenue, which Metro Transit calls an easy walk from the arena.
After the game
Ride either line back toward U.S. Bank Stadium Station. Metro Transit publishes no game-night last train, so check your date in its trip planner.
The tradeoff
It’s a light-rail ride to the arena, not a walk from the door. Breakfast at these hotels isn’t free.