The Twins on Thursday announced that the full allotment of $5 tickets for the 12 May remaining home games – 32,000 tickets in total – have sold out in less than 48 hours of the club's "flash sale." After 20,000 upper-level outfield seats were grabbed between 6 p.m. Tuesday and 2 p.m. Wednesday, an additional 12,000 standing room "ballpark access" tickets were purchased from 6:30 p.m. Wednesday to 4 p.m. Thursday.
Sold out in 48 hours: Twins fans grab all 32,000 'flash sale' tickets at $5 each
After 20,000 upper-level outfield seats were quickly sold, an additional 12,000 standing room "ballpark access" tickets were purchased.
May 10, 2019 at 3:52AM
"We applaud Twins fans for their wonderful response in celebrating this exciting start by our first-place club," Twins President & CEO Dave St. Peter said in a release. "We now look forward to welcoming the team back home, and turning Target Field into the place to be this May and throughout the summer."
The Twins, who have gone 11-5 at Target Field thus far in 2019, open a seven-game homestand Friday against the Tigers. Regular-price tickets remain for all home games.
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