Spring Training: New York Mets vs. Minnesota Twins (SS) Port Saint Lucie tickets
Fans, Are you ready for the 2027 MLB schedule? Next New York Mets game of the season is on Saturday, March 13th 2027! We are lowering our on sale prices for all the Mets playoff and preseason playing at Clover Park, FL. Buy your Mets tickets in Port Saint Lucie right here.
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Spring Training: New York Mets vs. Minnesota Twins (SS) Clover Park March 13th, 2027
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Parking & Directions for New York Mets Clover Park
525 Nw Peacock Boulevard, Port Saint Lucie, FL
34986, US
1. Clover Park Lot - Onsite, 0 miles, $10
2. Treasure Coast Square Mall - 1.5 miles, $5
3. Port St. Lucie Civic Center - 2 miles, $7
4. St. Lucie Mets Parking - 0.6 miles, $8
5. Local Street Parking - 0.3 miles, Free
Target Field in Minneapolis is one of those stadiums that just sticks with you, especially when the sun starts to set and the sky turns that perfect shade of twilight, casting a warm glow over the diamond. It’s not just the view that makes it special, though; the place is packed with local flavor, from the craft beers brewed right here in Minneapolis to the lively buzz on the concourse where fans gather to soak in the atmosphere. I mean, you can almost taste the excitement when the Twins clinched that division title back in 2017, and you felt it everywhere in the ballpark. For a true fan experience, catching a game at Target Field feels like being part of something bigger, especially if you're a New York Mets Minneapolis visitor looking to soak up local vibes while cheering on your team. Getting there is pretty straightforward too, just hop on 6th Avenue and follow the signs or hop on a bike and enjoy the ride through the city’s bike routes. Honestly, it’s one of those ballparks that sticks in your memory long after the game ends, a perfect blend of history, community, and pure baseball magic.


