MSP is about 14 miles south of Allianz Field in Saint Paul. A rideshare from the airport runs $25–40. The Metro Green Line light rail connects MSP via downtown Minneapolis and Saint Paul, with a stop near the stadium. Allow about 45–55 minutes total via transit from the airport.
Allianz Field has limited on-site parking. The surrounding Midway area has surface lots and garages within a 10-minute walk, but they fill fast on sellout match days. Pre-booking via SpotHero is recommended. The Green Line is a significantly better option than fighting for parking in the Midway area.
Minnesota United's supporter groups (Dark Clouds, True North Elite) create one of the best pre-match atmospheres in MLS. The lots around Allianz Field and the nearby bars on University Ave are active 90+ minutes before kickoff. Check supporter social channels for organized pre-match events.
The Metro Green Line stops at Snelling Ave, an 8-minute walk from Allianz Field's main entrance. The Green Line connects from downtown Minneapolis through the University of Minnesota campus and on to Saint Paul. Metro Transit extends service on match nights.
Allianz Field is in Saint Paul's Midway neighborhood, a genuine urban community with bars and restaurants along University Ave. The Green Line corridor has developed considerably around the stadium since it opened in 2019. If you're in the Midway or Frogtown areas, walking to the match is easy.
Bike parking is available near Allianz Field. Minneapolis-Saint Paul's extensive trail network, including the Greenway and the Midway trails, makes cycling from several neighborhoods a practical option.
Accessible parking is available in designated ADA spaces in nearby lots. The accessible drop-off zone is near the main entrance on Snelling Ave. For accessibility accommodations, contact Minnesota United FC at mnufc.com.
Allianz Field opened in 2019 in St. Paul's Midway neighborhood and was purpose-built for Minnesota United FC with atmosphere in mind. It holds just under 19,500 fans in a tight, covered bowl with a large standing supporter section — the Wonderwall — behind the north goal that drives what has become one of the better atmospheres in MLS. The dark interior and focused design make it feel intentionally intimate.
The Midway neighborhood sits between Minneapolis and St. Paul, historically a working-class area that's seen significant development since the stadium opened. The Green Line Light Rail stops at Snelling Avenue, a short walk from the gates, making it easy to reach from both downtowns. A number of bars and restaurants have emerged nearby since the stadium's opening, and the overall experience has improved steadily as the neighborhood develops around it.
Outside drinks are not permitted.
Outside food is not permitted.
The stadium is a clear bag only venue. Guests are encouraged to limit the number of items they bring with them to the stadium.
Allowed bags include:
Prohibited bags include but are not limited to large purses, coolers, briefcases, backpacks, luggage of any kind, computer bags or any bag larger than the permissible size.
Bag check will be available on the east side.
Exceptions will be made for diaper bags and medically necessary items that do not fit into a clear bag.
Allianz Field is a compact, well-designed soccer-specific stadium that opened in 2019 in St. Paul. The lower bowl is intimate and steep, keeping midfield sections close to the touchline. The dark exterior and strong visual design make it one of the more distinctive venues in MLS, and the atmosphere is consistently one of the best in the league.
Allianz Field’s upper bowl midfield sections deliver a solid elevated view of the entire pitch. The compact design keeps the upper sections feeling engaged with the game. A good value choice for most games, with the caveat that Minnesota United games tend to sell well and lower bowl tickets can be competitive for big matches.
The Wonderwall — Minnesota United’s supporter section at the south end — is consistently ranked among the best supporter environments in MLS: loud, visual, and passionate. But it’s standing and the view of the full pitch is limited. Corner sections are also restricted sightlines. Midfield in the lower or upper bowl is the right choice for watching the game, with the Wonderwall’s noise carrying throughout the whole stadium.
Allianz Field runs roughly north-south with the main stand on the west side facing east. The west side benefits from shade earlier in the afternoon. The east side gets more direct afternoon sun for late-afternoon kickoffs. Minnesota summers are pleasant and not particularly intense for sun exposure, but the shaded west side is still the more comfortable choice for afternoon games.
Allianz Field has no roof, and Minnesota’s climate is one of the most weather-challenging in MLS. Season openers and closers in March, April, September, and October can be cold — bring real layers. May through August games are typically comfortable to warm. The stadium’s compact design provides some wind shelter, but cold weather at Allianz Field requires preparation. Summer games here are among the best in MLS for weather and atmosphere combined.
Main Concourse - Minneapolis's beloved Vietnamese restaurant brings pho and banh mi to Allianz Field. A genuinely distinctive stadium food option that reflects the Twin Cities' vibrant Southeast Asian food culture.
Supporter's Terrace - Minnesota's craft beer pioneer pours their flagship Furious IPA and rotating taps at Allianz Field. Surly is deeply tied to the Minnesota craft beer scene and a natural matchday choice.
Section 118 - Northeast Minneapolis's iconic Eastern European deli and sausage shop brings their handcrafted kielbasa and brats to the stadium. A Minnesota institution that makes for excellent ballpark food.
Allianz Field opened in 2019 in the Midway neighborhood of Saint Paul and is one of the most visually distinctive soccer venues in North America. The translucent exterior skin glows at night in club colors, and the view of the illuminated stadium from outside before a match is genuinely beautiful. The design has won architectural awards for its striking appearance.
Minnesota United's supporter sections 20–24 at Allianz Field — known as the Wonderwall — are a general admission standing area behind the north goal. The Dark Clouds lead coordinated chanting and tifo displays that have made Allianz Field one of MLS's louder venues. Non-Minnesota United apparel is not permitted in the supporter sections.
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