Attending a Minnesota Twins Game at Lee Health Sports Complex

With a string of attendance totals topping 100,000, the Lee Health Sports Complex boasts quite a few features to keep fans coming each March. Twins games feature picturesque confines featuring a Churchill Downs appeal on the outer facade. A walk up to the front gate on the palm tree lined sidewalk is a can’t miss, along with the photo op at the Fountain Plaza in front of the cascading waterfall near the stadium entrance.

Inside the stadium fans can look forward to comfortable, roomy box seats each with a spectacular view of the action. Concessions are affordable with plenty of menu items. Each stand has a TV monitor so no action is missed. Fans won’t have to scramble for a parking spot since there is plenty of lot space inside the Sports Complex gates.

The stadium has plenty of fun spots as fans walk around the 360 degree boardwalk added prior to the 2014 season. There’s a Beer Garden – A gathering spot before, during and after the game. Located on the left-field side concourse. The Bullpen Picnic Pavilion is a covered pavilion right next to the action! Another great spot for photo opportunities and autographs!

The perfect spot for pre-game tailgating parking lot at the Lee Health Sports Complex pays tribute to former Twins greats as the aisles are named after former players such as Harmon Killebrew, Tony Olivia and others. For early arrivals, be sure to wander over to the practice fields to catch a game between many of the Twins young up-and-comers.

Twins Spring Training Ticket Prices & Information

2025 Minnesota Twins Spring Training Pick Your Pack (5-game packages) Ticket Information is available now. Single Game tickets will be on sale soon.

2024 tickets ranged in price between $13 and $35.

For more information, call Toll Free (800) 33-TWINS (338-9467) or visit www.mlb.com/twins/tickets/spring-training

Directions to the Lee Health Sports Complex

Find in Google Maps
From north or south:
Take I-75 to Daniels Parkway/Airport Exit 131. Go west for two miles to Six Mile Cypress Parkway. Turn left on Six Mile Cypress Parkway and travel south for half mile; complex is on the right.

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Minnesota Twins Florida Spring Training History

(Washington Senators 1901-60 / Minnesota Twins 1961-present)
1920-29: Tampa
1936-42: Orlando (Tinker Field)
1946-90: Orlando (Tinker Field)
1991-present: Lee County, Fort Myers (Hammond Stadium at Lee County Sports Complex)

Twins Spring Training Attendance

(2010-20)