Can You Bring a diaper bag to Target Field?

Yes — Allowed

Yes — Target Field allows diaper bags for families with infants and young children. The bag will be inspected at the security checkpoint. Using a clear bag as your diaper bag is always the easiest option at any venue.

What Target Field Actually Allows

Clear bag not required

Small clutch / wristlet allowed

Backpacks not permitted

Diaper bags allowed

Specifically Allowed

  • Soft-sided bag (no backpacks) — up to 16" × 16" × 8"Totes, purses, and small bags are fine. Backpacks are not permitted.

Additional Notes

Target Field allows soft-sided bags up to 16"×16"×8" but BACKPACKS ARE PROHIBITED. Small personal items and clutch purses are allowed. Outside food in clear containers is permitted.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I bring a diaper bag to Target Field?

Yes — Target Field explicitly allows diaper bags for families with young children. The bag will be inspected at the security checkpoint.

Does the clear bag rule apply to diaper bags at Target Field?

Target Field does not require clear bags, so you can bring a standard diaper bag in any color.

What baby items can I bring into Target Field?

Diapers, wipes, baby food, and formula are typically permitted at Target Field for families with infants. All items may be subject to inspection. If you need to bring specialized medical supplies or baby equipment, contact the stadium in advance.

What is the bag policy at Target Field?

Target Field does not require clear bags. Soft-sided bags within the stadium's size limits are generally permitted. Always check the current policy before your visit as rules can change.

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