ADA / Accessibility Information
At Target Center, we strive to provide exceptional service to all our guests, including those with disabilities and special needs.
Target Center recognizes the needs of persons with disabilities and has met or exceeded the requirements of compliance with the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) and Minnesota accessibility mandates. Target Center provides a full range of accommodations for guests with disabilities to ensure their safety, comfort and enjoyment of our events and facility.
This guide is intended to highlight some of the features available at Target Center for guests with disabilities. If you need assistance during an event, you may visit Guest Services near sections 116/216 or text to assist at 952-592-5520. You may also reach a Target Center representative at 612-673-1300 during regular business hours Monday through Friday.
ADA Seating
When purchasing event tickets, you can also request seating in the hearing impaired section. A hearing impaired interpreter can be provided for events upon request.
To request an ASL interpreter, contact the Target Center Box Office via phone (612-673-0900) or e-mail the request to info@targetcenter.com at least 10 business days prior to the event you are attending. Interpreter seats cannot be purchased via AXS.com or Ticketmaster.com. In order to purchase tickets, contact the box office to purchase. These seats are first come first serve until sold out. An ASL interpreter will not be provided unless requested.
ASL Interpreter
Seating for Deaf and Hard of Hearing patrons is available in section 106 for all Target Center events.
To request either seating in this section and/or an ASL interpreter, please e-mail the request to ticketing@targetcenter.com at least 10 business days prior to the event you are attending. Seats in section 106 cannot be purchased via Axs.com or Ticketmaster.com and will be processed when a request is received. These seats are first come, first served until sold out. If you need an ASL interpreter, please inform through email.
Assisted Hearing Devices
A limited number of listening devices are available for use during events from the Guest Services Offices, located at sections 116 and 216. If your group requires several listening devices, please call 612-673-1380 (at least 2 weeks prior to event day) to alert the Guest Service Staff.
The Minnesota Timberwolves and Lynx provide captioning services at all Target Center home games. Also, on the ListenWifi app, there is a Timberwolves option to select. The app utilizes the Target Center public WiFi. Using the app with your phone, it’s best to use wired earbuds or headphones you bring yourself.
When purchasing event tickets, you can also request seating in the hearing impaired section. A hearing impaired interpreter can be provided for events upon request. Interpreter seats cannot be purchased via AXS.com. In order to purchase tickets, the customer will need to contact the box office via phone (612-673-0900) or e-mail the request to info@targetcenter.com.
First Aid Locations
First aid facilities are available near section 120 in the lower concourse. Guests can also ask the nearest usher, security officer or event staff for assistance.
Feminine hygiene products are also available free of charge at Guest Services in Sections 116 and 216, as well as in the women's and family restrooms on the concourses.
Guests with Hearing / Visual Impairments
Hearing/visual impaired seating for Target Center events is available at Target Center. For seating accommodations, please contact Target Center’s Box Office at 612-673-0900 during regular business hours Monday through Friday.
Complimentary ear plugs are offered at Guest Services in sections 116 & 216 located on the concourse.
Restrooms
We have several single-user family restrooms. These are located near sections 216, 226 and 232.
Sensory Room
We have a sensory friendly room available for use during all events. To gain access to this space, please visit the Guest Services Office located outside of section 116 on the 100-level concourse. The room is outfitted with bean bags, visual light panels, activity panels, bubble walls, and a custom tactile artwork created by an autistic artist. In addition, sensory bags are also available for those who might need them.
Service Animals
Trained service animals assisting guests with disabilities are welcome inside Target Center. Service animals must remain on a leash or harness at all times and should stay in the seating area of the individual with the disability. Service animals may not occupy additional seats unless a ticket for the adjacent seat has been purchased. All other animals are prohibited.
Wheelchairs
Target Center is fully ADA compliant with a drop-off lane on 1st Avenue in front of the building, elevators that are accessible to all levels of the arena, designated disability seating locations and wheelchair accessibility.
Guests who require use of an elevator should park in Ramp A or B and enter the arena on skyway level. The official ADA drop-off and pick-up is located on 1st Avenue in the front of the building.
Guests are encouraged to bring their own wheelchairs whenever possible. Target Center does have a limited number of wheelchairs on site for all events that can be used to transport a guest to and from their seat location; however, these wheelchairs cannot be left with the guest during the event. A guest services employee can meet a guest at any entrance to Target Center (skyway entrances or Life Time Lobby), transport them to their seat and meet them following the event if needed. Due to the limited number of wheelchairs available on site, a slight delay may occur. Guests can call Guest Services at 612-673-1380 with questions regarding accessibility during regular business hours Monday through Friday.
Target Center CANNOT provide wheelchair transportation outside of the arena.

