A great venue for live entertainment. Most of the staff are pretty nice and helpful. The beer price is a little steep. Seating if you are at least 5'9" or taller is also a little tight but it is completely do-able.

Attended Wolves vs. Suns. There were people in our seats, but the staff sorted everyoneout. I recommend parking in the main parking ramp for easy, safe, and most inexpensive cost($12) compared with other nearby event parking ($20-$30). FYI...There is a "No Bag, Purse, etc...larger than 5"x9" allowed except diaper bags" policy. A very fun night with my family. We felt safe and I have no complaints.

LOVE THIS PLACE! We had an amazing time! We went to a Timberwolves game, my son's first one and had the best experience EVER! I've also been to concerts and other events here in the past and have as always been extra pleased!

It was great to finally be able to go to a concert again. And get this, no restrictions. No pre-test, no passport, no mask. Regular life again and a fantastic concert by Imagine Dragons!

The place is big and has lots of space and lots of employees. My only complaint was how ridiculously overpriced their food and beverages are. 6.00 for a bottle of pop and 5.00 for a bottle of water. Are you serious? I'm sure glad they had working water fountains. Bathrooms are big and there was someone in their cleaning them so they were good with that. Helpful employees when I asked questions. This was my first time there and they were nice about helping me answer my questions.

Went for the Tool concert. Amazing venue with great sound. Extremely easy to get in and out of the seating area and food n drink area. Drinks on the very high side of what they should be. No need to rip people off like that but whatever, that won't change!

Not a bad seat in the place really. We had seats in section 209 and had a great view of the floor plus the big screen right in front of us to watch game on as well. We were sitting just to the right of the American Flag

Absolute fantastic venue for AEW Rampage and Full Gear! Don't think there is a bad seat in the house. Good variety of food available (priced like you'd think 15 dollars for a burger and fries, 12 dollars for chicken strips, 10 bucks for a big tub of popcorn, 12 dollars domestic beers). Entry was smooth and so was exiting. Only negative is all the extra fees they tack on every ticket purchase. Wish venues would stop doing that

I haven't had seats on the 2nd level before, we were row S which was 2 or 3 rows from the very top. It wasn't so much a fear of heights I was experiencing, it was the perception of the incline. It was causing me to spin. The venue is great and parking is easy. I won't be buying tickets more than a row or two up on the 2nd level foe future events.

Went here for an NBA game and had a good time. The process to get in, from tickets to security went smoothly. No complaints about the building itself. Maybe this is true of any big venue, but I had trouble looking for a good drop-off/pick-up spot.

My most recent experience at Target Center was at an Adam Sandler show. Seats are tight when it comes to leg space. I feel that most seats are good seats, except for the one I had. If you look at the photo, if the person on stage was standing in that tiny space behind the hanging speakers, you were only going to see them on the screens. Unfortunately, in my case, Adam Sandler and the other comedians stood directly in that blind spot most of the show, it happens. It is easy to navigate and find your seat. There were plenty of bathrooms, which was amazing. The stairs to seats are a little steep. Be careful.

The Target Center is a very nice venue. I hadn't been there in a few years but it was clean and modern with some remodels. The seats we had section 133 row e (I misread the tickets and we were in row f). There were plenty of people who were mistakenly in the wrong section, etc but all were very reasonable to deal with... even when it was my group that was wrong. The concert was full of unmatched(in my experience) energy... it was Wu-tang clan and Nas. Best part though had nothing to do with the venue or artist, it was the beautiful and polite young lady who had us switch to the correct row before her friends arrived to meet her there.

Date of vist: August 9, 2023 Zach Bryan concert with Charles Wesley Godwin opener. Parking: We stayed at the Millennium Hotel a few blocks away, so cannot say how the parking situation is for the Target Center. (We did choose a nearby hotel though because we did not want to get stuck in the gridlock, so keep that in mind especially if you are traveling far for an event at the Target Center). The venue is large. We had reserved "nosebleed" seats. Hiking up those stairs gave me pause, as I could only imagine tumbling down. After sitting for about 15 minutes I got past the whole height/vertigo feeling. In fact descending the stairs after went quicker and more smoothly than I anticipated. View of the stage was interrupted by lighting fixtures near the ceiling; thank goodness for the large video monitors to see the performers. Videographer for Zach Bryan was good, with lots of close shots. The opening band's videographer needs to fine tune his skills. Exit was easy and uniform after the concert given the volume of people that had attended.

Idk, was made 2go to a basketball game and it's not really my jam. Too many people for me ha. It's a good venue though, well lit and pretty big.

I've only been here for the Timberwolves games, and I love the atmosphere, especially with our winning mentality as of late. The stadium has become more lively and packed. The staff does a really good job at crowd control and preventing 'annoying/drunk fans' from ruining the experience. It's definitely a great place to bring your family or catch a game. #gowolves However, do expect to pay around $16 for parking at the ramps and experience long wait times heading out. It could be as long as 30 minutes!

Had an absolute blast seeing For King and Country here. Only downsides were that there were giant bottlenecks of people trying to get in and out was pretty chaotic. Same story getting out. But the sound was great, the lights and effects were great. Seats are super big

This is the awesome place to watch the basketball game and they're playing the fantastic game for the last night. But sad face is my husband he was lost his beanie hat for himself that kind sucks. Oh well nevermind then we are if we are having more options for the food that will be even better..

We went for a Roger Waters concert, which was excellent. However the whole place was filled with smoke. My chest hurt the next day. None of the staff knew where the elevators were. Apparently there are two small ones for the entire arena. It took an hour on the way out due to the jam up at the elevator. Not disabled friendly.