The Minnesota Twins announced Thursday Target Field's Gate 34 will get a makeover for the 2019 baseball season.

Welcome to Target Field’s new Gate 34 Experience, where baseball is merely a backdrop to an ever-changing array of interactive activities, including pop-up shops, lawn games, and live music.

Target Field will look a little bit different the next time you go to a Twins game. The MLB club announced Thursday plans to reconstruct Gate 34 at Target Field.

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Twins officials announced Thursday that work on Gate 34 (so named after Hall of Fame outfielder Kirby Puckett) will add more than 9,300 square feet of new space inside the ballpark.

The Minnesota Twins and the Minnesota Ballpark Authority have now spent more than $34 million on improvements to Target Field, which cost $555 million to build in 2009.

The Minnesota Twins announced their 2025 Target Field promotions and theme nights on Tuesday. Joe Mauer will have a statue unveiled outside Gate 34 on April 13.

The Minnesota Ballpark Authority and the Twins announced plans to revamp Target Field's Gate 34. Target Field's most-used entrance is getting an off-season makeover. The revamp of Gate 34, on the ...

Smith said there is nothing symbolic about placing the statue near Gate 29. Carew was made aware of the location of Griffith's statue and is "fully supportive," he added.