Minnesota Timberwolves Suites

Target Center, 600 First Avenue North, Minneapolis, MN

Minnesota’s starting lineup is playoff ready. Shooting guard Anthony Edwards is a budding star. He averaged a career-high 24.6 points per game and shot nearly 37% from three last season. Edwards is trending towards another terrific season in 2023-24, one that may vault him to superstardom. In the frontcourt, the duo of Karl-Anthony Towns and Rudy Gobert each have dominant skill sets. Towns is one of the best three-point shooting big men the NBA has ever seen. Gobert, on the other hand, has three Defensive Player of the Year awards. He is regarded as one of the true elite defenders in the league. Minnesota, under head coach Chris Finch, should compete for its third consecutive postseason appearance.

Target Center is a great place to watch an NBA game. There are plenty of Clubs in Minnesota. The Lexus Courtside Club has 5-star dining, bars, arena access, valet, and 20 TVs. The Six One Two is an event space that also has floor access, a full bar, and catering. The Grant Thornton Chairman’s Club is also another option. Views of center court, bars, lounge area, catering options, and Suite Access are all included. The Timberwolves also have Boxes and Suites. TCL Theatre Boxes entertain up to six guests with oversized chairs, stools, and food and drink amenities. Executive Suites are made for your personal and professional entertainment needs. They include exclusive Suite menus, parking, alcohol beverages, and common areas for 12-22 guests.

After making the playoffs for the first time in five seasons, the Timberwolves are going big this year—literally. Head coach Chris Finch will have big men Anthony Edwards and Rudy Gobert at his disposal after the latter was acquired in a trade with Utah. Expectations are high for a franchise that hasn’t won a playoff series since 2004, and a big part of that will rely on Karl-Anthony Towns, who averaged nearly 25 points and 10 rebounds last year and is playing with a fresh contract.

The luxury suites at the Target Center were recently redone as part of a $140 million arena renovation. Suites accommodate between 11 and 22 guests and parking is included. One unique aspect of a suite at a Wolves game is that you can pick from a catering menu that has a Minnesota flavor with locally sourced organic food options hand-selected by area chef David Fhima.

A pair of former first overall draft picks could provide the T’Wolves 1-2 punch. Karl-Anthony Towns looks to be close to 100 percent after only playing in 85 games over the last two seasons. When healthy, “KAT” has been one of the most productive big men in the NBA, averaging 23 points and 11.6 rebounds a game over his six-year career. It didn’t take long for last year’s top selection, Anthony Edwards, to get accustomed to professional basketball. The 19-year-old averaged 19.3 points per game en route to being voted runner-up for the Rookie of the Year Award. Minnesota’s biggest offseason signing brings a wealth of playoff experience as Patrick Beverley could fit in perfectly as their sixth man. The premium experience at the Target Center starts where the action does, at the Lexus Courtside Club. From street- to-seat, complimentary valet parking leads you toward a five-star meal from their local chef and restaurateur. The recently-remodeled Club TI Suites are a great option for your personal or professional needs. Shuffleboard, pool, and gaming tables provided by Treasure Island Resort and Casino enhance the entertainment experience. Those looking for more of a classic stadium experience can take in TCL SixOneTwo Lounge. Inspired by the urban aesthetic of Minnesota’s North Loop neighborhood, a fun and fresh menu filled with craft beer options awaits.