TARGET CENTER

Capacity: Basketball- 19,006
              Hockey/Football - 19,500
              Center-stage concerts: 25,500
              End-stage concerts: 13,000–19,000
              Wrestling: 15,500
              End-stage wrestling: 18,500

Cost: $104 Million

Target Center, located at 600 First Avenue North, Minneapolis, MN 55403, was completed in 1990 and has played home to the Minnesota Timberwolves since then and the Minnesota Lynx of the WNBA since the league’s beginning. Target Center cost $104 million to construct and was financed through tax bonds and private debt. Target is paying $1.25 million a year over 15 years for the naming rights on the building. Target Center has 68 luxury suites and the average ticket price is just over $30 per ticket. The most expensive seats aren’t even $60 and the most inexpensive tickets are only $10 a piece. The nearest airport from the Target Center is Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, a short drive away. The Timberwolves are one of the younger franchises in the league and have only retired one person’s number into their hall of fame. Malik Sealy wore the #2 jersey during his time with the team before he was tragically killed in the off-season a few years ago. The team immediately retired his number and star player Kevin Garnett still has the #2 written on his wristbands and other parts of his uniform since Sealy was his best friend on the team. Target Center isn’t just a basketball stadium either. Target Center yearly plays host to big name entertainers and comedians, huge concerts, and the circus. Target Center only took 27 months to build and is owned by the city of Minneapolis.

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