Target Field and the Minnesota Twins will once again host Autism Awareness Day presented by UnitedHealthcare.

Autism Awareness Day is a free event specifically designed to support children with autism by providing a ballpark test run. By allowing families and schools to become familiar with the ballpark and the fan experience in a comfortable setting—without the presence of thousands of other fans—parents, school, and their children with special needs can build the familiarity and confidence needed to enjoy a large sporting event, such as a baseball game.

Date and Time

• Autism Awareness Day will be on Thursday, May 28.
• Check-In will start at 11:30am with guided tours of Target Field starting at 12:00pm.
• The viewing party will take place in Section 103, and we will watch the game on the scoreboard!
• First pitch is at 1:10pm and we will watch our Minnesota Twins play the Chicago White Sox.
• The event concludes at 4:00pm.

If you want more details about Autism Awareness Day, please visit this link. https://www.mlb.com/twins/ballpark/tours/autism-awareness-day. The website will include information about tickets requests, what to expect, and event details.

If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact Tours@Twins.com.