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The Various Mini-Plans of the Minnesota Twins

Paige Hammond

Professor M. Dodds

April 13, 2016

Mini-Plan Summary

MINNESOTA TWINS MINI-PLANS 2

Minnesota Twins Mini-Plans

40 Game Plan A 40 Game Plan B

Game Time Date Game Time Date

White Sox 7:10pm Wed 4/13 White Sox 12:10pm Thu 4/14

Angels 1:10pm Sat 4/16 Angels 7:10pm Sun 4/15

Brewers 7:10pm Mon 4/18 Angels 1:10pm Sun 4/17

Indians 7:10pm Mon 4/25 Brewers 12:10pm Tues 4/19

Indians 7:10pm Tue 4/26 Indians 7:10pm Wed 4/27

Tigers 1:10pm Sat 4/30 Tigers 7:10pm Fri 4/29

Tigers 1:10pm Sun 5/1 Orioles 7:10pm Mon 5/9

Orioles 12:10pm Wed 5/11 Orioles 7:10pm Tues 5/10

Blue Jays 7:10pm Thu 5/19 Blue Jays 7:10pm Fri 5/20

Blue Jays 1:10pm Sun 5/22 Blue Jays 1:10pm Sat 5/21

Royals 7:10pm Mon 5/23 Royals 7:10pm Tue 5/24

Rays 7:10pm Thu 6/2 Royals 12:10pm Wed 5/25

Rays 7:10pm Fri 6/3 Rays 3:10pm Sat 6/4

Miami 7:10pm Tue 6/7 Rays 1:10pm Sun 6/4

Miami 7:10pm Wed 6/8 Miami 7:10pm Thu 6/9

Red Sox 1:10pm Sat 6/11 Red Sox 7:10pm Fri 6/10

Red Sox 1:10pm Sun 6/12 Yankees 7:10pm Thu 6/16

Yankees 1:10pm Sat 6/18 Yankees 7:10pm Fri 6/17

Yankees 1:10pm Sun 6/19 Phillies 7:10pm Tue 6/21

Phillies 12:10pm Thu 6/23 Phillies 7:10pm Wed 6/22

Rangers 7:10pm Fri 7/1 Rangers 1:10pm Sat 7/2

Athletics 1:10pm Mon 7/4 Rangers 1:10pm Sun 7/3

Athletics 12:10pm Wed 7/6 Athletics 7:10pm Tue 7/5

Indians 6:10pm Sat 7/16 Indians 7:10pm Fri 7/15

Indians 1:10pm Sun 7/17 Braves 7:10pm Tue 7/26

White Sox 6:10pm Sat 7/30 Braves 7:10pm Wed 7/27

Astros 7:10pm Tue 8/9 White Sox 7:10pm Fri 7/29

Astros 7:10pm Wed 8/10 White Sox 1:10pm Sun 7/31

Royals 7:10pm Fri 8/12 Astros 7:10pm Mon 8/8

Royals 7:10pm Sun 8/14 Astros 12:10pm Thu 8/11

Tigers 12:10pm Thu 8/25 Royals 6:10pm Tue 8/13

White Sox 7:10pm Fri 9/2 Tigers 7:10pm Tue 8/23

White Sox 1:10pm Sun 9/4 Tigers 7:10pm Wed 8/24

Royals 1:10pm Mon 9/5 White Sox 7:10pm Thu 9/1

Royals 7:10pm Tues 9/6 White Sox 6:10pm Sat 9/3

Indians 7:10pm Fri 9/9 Royals 7:10pm Wed 9/7

Indians 6:10pm Sat 9/10 Indians 1:10pm Sun 9/11

Tigers 7:10pm Wed 9/21 Tigers 7:10pm Tue 9/20


Tigers 7:10pm Thu 9/22 Mariners 7:10pm Fri 9/23

Mariners 1:10pm Sun 9/25 Mariners 6:10pm Sat 9/24

40 Game Mini-Plan Pricing Structure

Seat Location Price Per Seat

Main Level

Diamond Box $1,640

Field Box $1,280

Left Field Bleachers $840

Club Level

Delta Sky 360 Club $2,160

Outfield Mezzanine

US Bank Porch Terrace $880

US Bank Porch View $600

Grandstand $600

Terrace Level

Home Plate Terrace $1,200

Field Terrace $840

Home Plate View $840

Skyline View $520

Field View $480

Seat Location Premium for Seat

1st row sections 3, 4, 15 Dugout Box $10

1st row sections 104, 124 Diamond Box $10

1st row sections 103, 125 Field Box $10

1st row Delta SKY360° Legends Club $5

1st row Home plate/Field Terrace $5

Timeline

Monday 4/10 stop selling current plan and create new 40 game plans.

40 game plans stop being available once there are only 39 games left (7/5).

20 Game Plan C 20 Game Plan D


Angels 1:10pm Sat 4/16 White Sox 7:10pm Wed 4/13

Indians 7:10pm Mon 4/25 Brewers 7:10pm Mon 4/18

Tigers 1:10pm Sat 4/30 Indians 7:10pm Tue 4/26

Orioles 12:10pm Wed 5/11 Tigers 1:10pm Sun 5/1

Blue Jays 1:10pm Sun 5/22 Blue Jays 7:10pm Thu 5/19

Rays 7:10pm Thu 6/2 Royals 7:10pm Mon 5/23

Miami 7:10pm Tue 6/7 Rays 7:10pm Fri 6/3

Red Sox 1:10pm Sat 6/11 Miami 7:10pm Wed 6/8

Yankees 1:10pm Sun 6/19 Red Sox 1:10pm Sun 6/12


Phillies 12:10pm Thu 6/23 Yankees 1:10pm Sat 6/18

Athletics 1:10pm Mon 7/4 Rangers 7:10pm Fri 7/1

Indians 6:10pm Sat 7/16 Athletics 12:10pm Wed 7/6

Astros 7:10pm Tue 8/9 Indians 1:10pm Sun 7/17

Royals 7:10pm Fri 8/12 White Sox 6:10pm Sat 7/30

Tigers 12:10pm Thu 8/25 Astros 7:10pm Wed 8/10

White Sox 1:10pm Sun 9/4 Royals 1:10pm Sun 8/14

Royals 7:10pm Tues 9/6 White Sox 7:10pm Fri 9/2

Indians 7:10pm Fri 9/9 Royals 1:10pm Mon 9/5

Tigers 7:10pm Wed 9/21 Indians 6:10pm Sat 9/10

Mariners 1:10pm Sun 9/25 Tigers 7:10pm Thu 9/22

20 Game Plan E 20 Game Plan F


White Sox 12:10pm Thu 4/14 Angels 7:10pm Fri 4/15

Angels 1:10pm Sun 4/17 Brewers 12:10pm Tue 4/19

Tigers 7:10pm Fri 4/29 Indians 7:10pm Wed 4/27

Orioles 7:10pm Mon 5/9 Orioles 7:10pm Tue 5/10

Blue Jays 1:10pm Sat 5/21 Blue Jays 7:10pm Fri 5/20

Royals 7:10pm Tue 5/24 Royals 12:10pm Wed 5/25

Rays 3:10pm Sat 6/4 Rays 1:10pm Sun 6/5

Miami 7:10pm Thu 6/9 Red Sox 7:10pm Fri 6/10

Yankees 7:10pm Fri 6/17 Yankees 7:10pm Thu 6/16

Phillies 7:10pm Tue 6/21 Phillies 7:10pm Wed 6/22

Rangers 1:10pm Sat 7/2 Rangers 1:10pm Sun 7/3

Athletics 7:10pm Tue 7/5 Indians 7:10pm Fri 7/15

Braves 7:10pm Tue 7/26 Braves 7:10pm Wed 7/27

White Sox 7:10pm Fri 7/29 Astros 7:10pm Mon 8/8

White Sox 1:10pm Sun 7/31 Royals 6:10pm Sat 8/13

Astros 12:10pm Thu 8/11 Tigers 7:10pm Wed 8/24

Tigers 7:10pm Tue 8/23 White Sox 7:10pm Thu 9/1

Indians 1:10pm Sun 9/11 White Sox 6:10pm Sat 9/3

Tigers 7:10pm Tue 9/20 Royals 7:10pm Wed 9/7

Mariners 7:10pm Fri 9/23 Mariners 6:10pm Sat 9/24

20 Game Mini-Plan Pricing Structure


Main Level

Diamond Box $820

Field Box $640

Left Field Bleachers $420

Club Level

Outfield Mezzanine

US Bank Porch Terrace $440


US Bank Porch View $300

Grandstand $300

Terrace Level

Home Plate Terrace $600

Field Terrace $420


Skyline View $260

Field View $240

Seat Location Premium for Seat

1st row sections 3, 4, 15 Dugout Box $10

1st row sections 104, 124 Diamond Box $10

1st row sections 103, 125 Field Box $10

1st row Delta SKY360° Legends Club $5

1st row Home plate/Field Terrace $5

Timeline

Monday 4/10 stop selling current plan and create new 20 game plans.

20 game plans stop being available once there are only 19 games left (8/24).

Flex Plan

Receive a bank of 20 tickets and enjoy all of the benefits of a

of a Twins Season Ticket Holder!

Excludes April 11 Home Opener and games on June 10, June 11, June 17,

June 18, July 2, July 16, July 30, and August 13.

Flex Plan Pricing Structure


Field Box $680


Timeline

End date last home game of the season (9/25).

Pick 10 Plan

Choose 10 games throughout the season and includes all of the

benefits of a Twins Season Holder!

Pick 10 Plan Pricing Structure


Field Box $340


Timeline

Pick 10 plans stop being available once there are only 9 games left (9/9).

Weekends Plans


Friday Package Saturday Package


Angels 7:10pm Fri 4/15 Angels 1:10pm Sat 4/16

Tigers 7:10pm Fri 4/29 Tigers 1:10pm Sat 4/30

Blue Jays 7:10pm Fri 5/20 Blue Jays 1:10pm Sat 5/21

Rays 7:10pm Fri 6/3 Rays 3:10pm Sat 6/4

Red Sox 7:10pm Fri 6/10 Red Sox 1:10pm Sat 6/11

Yankees 7:10pm Fri 6/17 Yankees 1:10pm Sat 6/18

Rangers 7:10pm Fri 7/1 Rangers 1:10pm Sat 7/2

Indians 7:10pm Fri 7/15 Indians 6:10pm Sat 7/16

White Sox 7:10pm Fri 7/29 White Sox 6:10pm Sat 7/30

Royals 7:10pm Fri 8/12 Royals 6:10pm Sat 8/13

White Sox 7:10pm Fri 9/2 White Sox 6:10pm Sat 9/3

Indians 7:10pm Fri 9/9 Indians 6:10pm Sat 9/10

Mariners 7:10pm Fri 9/23 Mariners 6:10pm Sat 9/24

Friday Pricing Structure Saturday Pricing Structure

Field Box $498 Field Box $533

US Bank Porch Terrace $355 US Bank Porch Terrace $390

Sunday Package Sunday Pricing Structure

Game Time Date Field Box $456

Angels 1:10pm Sun 4/17 US Bank Porch Terrace $313

Tigers 1:10pm Sun 5/1 Timelines

Blue Jays 1:10pm Sun 5/22 Only available until 4/13.

Rays 1:10pm Sun 6/5

Red Sox 1:10pm Sun 6/12

Yankees 1:10pm Sun 6/19

Rangers 1:10pm Sun 7/3

Indians 1:10pm Sun 7/17

White Sox 1:10pm Sun 7/31

Royals 1:10pm Sun 8/14

White Sox 1:10pm Sun 9/4

Indians 1:10pm Sun 9/11

Mariners 1:10pm Sun 9/25


The Various Mini-Plans of the Minnesota Twins

Sport organizations across the world recognize the importance of getting people into their

facilities, which is why there are constantly new and different ways to cater to the needs of

consumers. Season tickets are a huge revenue source for many organizations. In Major League

Baseball, teams such as the Minnesota Twins play 81 home games. It is very unlikely that a

person can make every single game so the organization has to create mini-plans that allow the

consumer to pick a package with a smaller amount of games. The Minnesota Twins currently

have 11 different mini-plans for the 2016 season. The analysis of the different mini-plans and the

pricing structure and timelines of each plan will showcase how the Minnesota Twins create

specific packages for the needs of their fans.

The Different Packages

The 11 mini-plan packages that the Minnesota Twins offer their fans range from 40

games plans to 10 game plans. Plans such as the 40 game and the 20 game include alternative

packages with a selection of games for fans to pick from. The variety allows fans to choose the

best option to fit their personal schedules. Having different levels of packages may push a fan

who is just starting to go to games to choose the Pick 10 plan that includes ten games instead of

just buying a ticket to one game. The types of plans offered are two 40 game plans, four 20 game

plans, a Flex plan, a Pick 10 plan, and a Friday, Saturday, and Sunday weekend plan.

40 Game Plan

It is more reasonable that one individual would be able to make 40 games of a season

than 81 home games. The Minnesota Twins feature two 40 game plans, plan A and plan B. These

plans specifically guarantee that the fan will get the same seats for every game. Besides season


ticket holders, those who purchase these plans have more sections available for them to sit in.

There is a club level for those who want to spend more in the Delta SKY360° Club section. At

the main level there is space in the diamond box, field box, and the left field bleachers. This plan

also allows fans to sit at the outfield mezzanine and in the terrace with options such as home

plate and field terrace, and home plate, skyline, and field view.

One major draw of the 40 game plan is that both packages make sure to include two

Yankees games. These games are really high in demand so buying the package ensures that

customers will be able to get a ticket. Division rival games against the White Sox and the Detroit

Tigers are also included in both packages. In plan A there are four White Sox games and five

Tigers games and in plan B there are five White Sox games and four Tigers games. Making sure

the number of quality games included are equal is crucial because then the consumer will see

both plans as equal. If one plan cost way more than the other the consumer would most likely

expect it to have a higher number of quality games. Some consumers may decide to buy the

cheaper package. However, if the packages are equal in price and in quality the organization does

not have to worry about making less revenue on a cheaper 40 game plan. Along with high quality

match ups, the Minnesota Twins have made sure to include games where attendance numbers are

usually low. For the 2015 season, two games against the Cleveland Indians had the lowest

attendance. On Sunday, April 19 attendance was 17,923 and on Wednesday, September 23

attendance was 17,831 people; these numbers are lower than the 40,123 people who attended

opening day that same season against the Royals (Palmer & Gillette, 2015). The organization

makes sure to mix and match to try to get more people to show up for the lower tier games. Plan

A include six Cleveland Indian games and two Red Sox games while Plan B has three Indian

games and only one Red Sox game. The plans also include a mixture of week days and weekends


games to best accommodate people’s schedules. The 40 game plan is a good tool for the

Minnesota Twins because fans pay for 40 games and may have a better chance of making most

of them because they have two lists of games available to them.

20 Game Plan

The next level plan is the 20 game plan which features four different package options

known as C, D, E, and F. Each package makes sure to include one Yankees game and a mixture

of White Sox and Detroit Tiger games with games on every day of the week and various

weekend days. These packages may be easier to market to fans because there are high quality

games featured but less games that a fan has to be committed to and pay for. For plans C and D

that include more Tigers and White Sox games, there are also more Cleveland Indian games. It

seems the organization was once again trying to balance out the high quality games with games

where attendance is usually low. Getting more people to the facility for the game is extremely

important because it can lead to more sources of revenue such as concessions and merchandise.

The 20 game plan does not include a guarantee that the fan will have the same seat for all the

games. The main difference in the seating sections available is that the 20 game plan does not

include any club seating like the 40 game plan does. There are also no specific amenities or extra

benefits listed in the description of the plan. The main benefit is that the fan saves money by

paying for a more reasonable number of games that they can attend.

Flex Plan

The Flex Plan allows a fan to get a bank of 20 tickets. These tickets can be used as a

normal mini-plan or they may be used as a group sale tactic. The individual can choose to attend

20 different games or may decide to bring along a friend to ten different games. Along with this


benefit, flex plan users also get 10% off merchandise and other features that are similar to those

season ticket holders receive. One catch of this plan, is that a few games that are excluded

including the home opener, a Friday and Saturday game against the Red Sox, a Friday and

Saturday game against the Yankees, and a Saturday game against the Royals, Indians, White Sox,

and Rangers. These games are most likely not included because demand will be higher which

means that single ticket prices can be higher. However, even though those games are excluded

there are still high quality games to pick from such as two other Yankees games and nine White

Sox games. The options for seating include home plate view and field box. The Flex plan is the

newest mini-plan that the Twins have so it will be interesting to see if it is successful. It does

allow for more options for fans and can better cater to their needs.

Pick 10 Plan

One of the most fluid choices for a fan is the Pick 10 plan. Coupled with the same

benefits as season ticket holders and your choice of any ten games (even the games that were

mentioned previously that had been excluded from the Flex plan), it allows fans to create their

own specific plan. It is similar to the Flex plan because it allows spectators to sit in the home

plate view and field box sections. This plan could potentially be a major proponent in making the

organization money which will be discussed in the pricing analysis.

Weekend Plans

The final group of mini-plans that the Minnesota Twins offer are the weekend plans.

There is a Friday, Saturday, and Sunday plan that each includes 13 games. These packages are

pretty equal in game quality. Each has one Yankees game, two White Sox games, and one Tigers

game. These plans allow fans to have consistency in their schedules so that they do not have to

plan for random week games. It also helps people who do not have time to go to games during


the week. The sections available for the weekend plans for seating include the field box and the

U.S. Bank home run porch terrace. The weekend plans do not include any extra amenities. The

weekend plans still allow fans to see thirteen games and guarantees them tickets to games that

are higher demand.

Pricing Structures

The Minnesota Twins have different pricing structures for their mini-plans. Some pricing

structures allow the organization to make more money on the tickets while others keep the prices

the same for the consumers. The groupings of pricing structures include the 40 and 20 game

plans, the Flex and Pick 10 plans, and the weekend plans.

40 and 20 Game Plan

The 40 game and 20 game plans have similarities in the number of tickets a customer has

access to, the incentives, and game pricing. For each plan there is a limited amount of tickets that

may be purchased. One individual may only buy a maximum of eight tickets. The other limits are

based on each household account; those in “Twins Territory”, which includes Minnesota,

Wisconsin, South Dakota, North Dakota, and Indiana, are allowed eight tickets and anyone

outside of “Twins Territory” are limited to four tickets. If any purchases are made online over the

designated amount, then that person will automatically get those extra tickets refunded. As

mentioned previously, the 40 game plan has the most sections available for consumers. Each

section has a different price range and the lowest price is $480 for field view. The highest value

is for the Delta SKY 360° Legends Club at $2,160. When comparing the 40 game plan price

structure to the 20 game plan one it is obvious that they are based off of one another. Both have a

diamond box section and a field box section for fans. The 40 game plan has its diamond box at

$1,640 which breaks down to $41 a game which is exactly what the rate per game is for the 20


game plan for that same section. It also is the same for the field box section which ends up

breaking down to $32 a game for both plans. Keeping the prices the same between the season

ticket holders and these two plans makes it more convenient for fans. If one year they cannot

attend as many games as they have in the past, then they do not have to worry about spending

more money on less games. However, if prices were to decrease then more season ticket holders

might be apt to purchase a mini-plan instead of tickets for the whole season. The season ticket

plans actually use the same prices per game as these two plans. These are also the only plans that

include a premium for certain sections. In the first row of sections 3, 14, and 15 in the dugout

box, sections 104 and 124 in the diamond box, and 103 and 125 in the field box there is a $10

premium added on. For the first row of the sections in the Delta SKY360° Legends Club, home

plate terrace and field terrace there is a $5 premium. The only additional incentive between the

40 game and 20 game plan is that for the 40 game plan the fans will sit in the same seat for all of

the games they attend. The 40 game and 20 game plans are the closest to the season ticket

holders pricing structures because the organization would rather keep an individual in those three

plans then have them drop to the lesser plans. The organization wants more fans at more games

because of the additional revenue that can be accumulated which is a great benefit of the 40 and

20 game plans.

Flex and Pick 10 Plan

The next pricing structure deals with the Flex plan and the Pick 10 plan. Unlike the 40

and 20 game plans there is no given limit to the number of tickets that may be purchased at a

time for either of these plans. Fans may purchase tickets for the field box and home plate view.

The home plate view which is the cheapest option is $440 for the Flex plan and $220 for the Pick

10. The interesting factor of pricing structure for these plans is that surprisingly the price per


game is more than the season ticket holders and the 40 and 20 game plans. The field box prices,

which are $680 for the Flex plan and $340 for the Pick 10 plan are $34 per game. Prices may be

more because the organization has less control of what games a fan may pick. If they pick a

weekend game it makes sense that they would want the individual game price to be higher

because those games are higher in demand. The additional benefits in these plan may also be a

factor in the increased price per game. Fans receive 10% off merchandise and food, receive

discounted ticket pricing, and get enrolled in the Sweet Spot benefits program. Some benefits of

the Sweet Spot program can include being able to throw out the first pitch, autograph sessions,

meet and greets, all-star game viewing parties, and a spring training trip. Even though season

ticket holders are also offered the same benefits it may be easier to make a return on the benefits

with these lower level plans that cater to the needs of people who can only attend a quarter of

home games. The Flex plan and Pick 10 plan can make up more revenue by actually getting

people into the door since it is a smaller amount of games. Ticket prices are inelastic so fans may

not even realize the difference in price which is why the Twins were able to slightly increase the

price per game without it being detrimental to the amount of people who buy these plans.

Weekend Plans

The final pricing structure relate to the three different weekend plans that the Minnesota

Twins have. There is no limit given on how many tickets a single customer has access to for any

of the weekend plans. There are two sections available to these ticket holders including the field

box and the U.S. Bank porch terrace. Each weekend day has its own price structure. The field

box is $498 and the U.S. Bank porch terrace $355 for Friday games which equates to $38.31 a

game. The Saturday games are $41 for the field box which is the same as the diamond box was

for the season ticket holders. The cheapest weekend plan is Sundays which is only $35.08 a


game. Saturday nights are obviously the most attended so it makes sense that that price would be

the highest. It is easier for fans to get away on the weekends to go to a game then to go during

the week. There are not any additional incentives mentioned on the website but there are

firework nights that happen Friday nights for the season and there are plenty of promotions given

out on the weekends. Since the weekends are higher demand it is beneficial to fans to have

tickets purchased ahead of time so that they do not get sold out.

Timeline for Purchases

The final aspect of mini-plans is the timeline allowed for the tickets to be purchased.

Each mini-plan has its own specific set of rules of when it is available for fans. The Minnesota

Twins have similar reasons for keeping all their plans available for a certain length of time and

for how the packages can be purchased. For all of the mini-plans, the first task of purchasing is to

put down a $100 deposit which can be done right online on the website. The 40 game and 20

game plan tickets are available in print that can be mailed to the individual or picked up. The

paper option is there because ticket exchanges are allowed to happen for only these two plans. It

may also be easier for the ticket department to keep track of which games people have purchased

these plans for. The 40 game plan and 20 game plans on the website currently will close Monday,

April 11, to make room for a new set of 40 and 20 games. These plans can be purchased until

there are 39 games lefts, for the 40 game plan, which is on July 5, and 19 games for the 20 game

plan which occurs on August 24. The Flex Plan and the Pick 10 Plan may only be purchased

online and a digital copy can be used or the individual may print it out. The Flex plan has an

option to choose the games straight from a mobile device. There is an app and a website that

gives people access to these tickets. It is easier for the organization because these plans can

constantly change and are available for most of the season and it gives the fan more control of


their tickets. Staff does not have to stay on the phone with the fans while they choose what

games they want. The Pick 10 plan is available until there are only nine games left which will be

on September 9. The Flex plan is new and the Twins are willing to work with fans with that plan.

If the fan wanted to use ten tickets for one game that could potentially be an option. Technically,

that plan would not be complete until the last home game on September 25. The weekend plans

are available in digital format only and are only available to purchase until April 13 unless the

fan wanted to work with the organization and pay by a per game basis. These tickets are only

digital and may either stay digital or be printed out. Utilizing digital tickets is easier for the

Minnesota Twins and more convenient for the consumer. All of these mini-plans have their own

timelines that a ticket organization must keep track of so that fans are getting the most updated

plans.

Conclusion

The Minnesota Twins have 11 different mini-plans that work to give their fans the best

benefits while also bringing in the most revenue to the organization. There are several

similarities among the plans especially between the 40 and 20 game plans, and the Flex and Pick

10 plans. Each has its own quality games, pricing structures, incentives, and ways of purchasing

tickets and these mini-plans allow a the Minnesota Twins to serve more customers.


References

Palmer, P., & Gillette, G. (2015). 2015 Minnesota Twins Schedule and Results | Baseball-

Reference.com. Retrieved April 9, 2016, from http://www.baseball-

reference.com/teams/MIN/2015-schedule-scores.shtml

Minnesota Twins. (2016, January 20). 2016 Season Ticket Information. Retrieved April 9, 2016,

from http://minnesota.twins.mlb.com/min/ticketing/season.jsp

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