
MLS
Stadium Guide
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St. Louis, MO
home of the
St. Louis City SC
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home of the
St. Louis City SC
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home of the
St. Louis City SC
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home of the
St. Louis City SC
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Opened
2023
Capacity of
22,500
St. Louis City SC
Energizer Park
Tickets on
SeatGeek
Best way there
MetroLink to Civic Center
8-minute walk to the gates.
Tickets
Mobile only, via SeatGeek
No paper tickets. The stadium is cashless.
Arrive by
Gates open about 90 min early
Times vary by match. Check the match page.
Bag policy
Clear bags only, 14" × 14" × 6"
Small clutches up to 5" × 7" are OK too.
Food & water
No outside food or drinks
Medical and dietary exceptions only.
Parking
$15–$30
Downtown St. Louis garages.
Nearest airport
St. Louis Lambert (STL) · 13 mi
About 20 min by car.
Best value seats
Upper midfield sections
They offer a clean elevated view of the full pitch and the St. Louis skyline backdrop.
Citypark opened in 2023 in downtown St. Louis and serves as home to St. Louis City SC — the city's MLS franchise. The stadium holds 22,500 fans in a modern, purpose-built soccer ground in the downtown Midtown neighborhood. For a first-year club, St. Louis City generated remarkable supporter enthusiasm from day one, selling out the new venue consistently.
The Midtown location puts the stadium in a part of St. Louis that's seen significant investment and development in recent years, with Grand Center's arts district and the surrounding neighborhoods offering dining and cultural options nearby. The MetroLink light rail provides access from across the metro area. The club's supporter group culture — built partly on the foundation of a deep St. Louis soccer tradition going back decades — has made Citypark one of the more vibrant new matchday environments in MLS.
STL is about 13 miles northwest of CITY Park. MetroLink runs from Lambert Airport to Civic Center station, a short walk from the stadium, in about 25 minutes. Rideshare runs $25–38. MetroLink is the best way from the airport.
ADA spaces are in nearby downtown garages. The accessible drop-off zone is near the main entrance. For accessibility accommodations, contact St. Louis City SC at stlcitysc.com.
On-site parking is limited. Downtown garages are within a 5–10 minute walk. Pre-book through SpotHero for sold-out matches. MetroLink is better for most fans coming from the airport or Clayton.
Supporter culture is young but passionate, and has grown quickly since the club launched in 2023. The pre-match scene is around CITY Park and in downtown bars. Check club and supporter social channels before each match.
Civic Center MetroLink station is an 8-minute walk from CITY Park. It connects from Lambert Airport, Clayton and across the metro. MetroLink extends service on match nights.
Rideshare drop-off is near the main entrance. After matches, MetroLink is the fastest exit to the airport or Clayton. Rideshare is a fair alternative, with manageable surge pricing.
CITY Park is walkable from the hotel corridor, Union Station and Midtown. Busch Stadium and Ballpark Village are a short walk east, so a Cardinals and City SC double matchday is possible.
Bike parking is available near CITY Park. The Gateway Trail and downtown bike network connect the riverfront and nearby neighborhoods.
No outside drinks, except for medical or dietary needs.
No outside food or beverages, except for medical or dietary needs.
Clear bags only, up to 14" x 14" x 6". Non-clear wallets or clutches up to 5" x 7" x 2" are also allowed. Medical and diaper bags are allowed case by case.
CITYPARK opened in downtown St. Louis in 2023. The lower bowl is intimate and close to the touchline, with clean midfield views of the full pitch. The supporter base is passionate and the lower bowl atmosphere is strong.
Upper bowl midfield sections give a solid overhead view of the pitch, with the skyline and Gateway Arch visible on clear days. Sightlines are clean. Good value, since ticket pricing for a newer club is often more accessible.
End goal sections have steep angles to the far goal and limited views of the center circle and build-up play. Corner sections are similarly restricted. The standing supporter section at one end is built for noise. For watching the game, pick midfield in the lower or upper bowl.
The stadium runs roughly north-south. The east side faces west and gets more direct sun for evening kickoffs. The west side shades earlier, which helps in July and August, when St. Louis is among the hottest MLS cities.
The stadium is open-air, and summer heat and humidity are intense. Afternoon kickoffs in July and August can be brutal, with heat index regularly above 100°F. Evening games are much more comfortable. Afternoon thunderstorms are common in summer. May and October are ideal.
Main Concourse - Globally inspired Tex-Mex fusion tacos. One of four new partners for 2026.
Section 108 - Award-winning St. Louis BBQ. The brisket and burnt ends are smoky and tender.
Throughout the Stadium - St. Louis craft brewery pouring City Wide Pale Ale and rotating seasonal taps.
Supporter groups gather in the areas around Citypark in downtown St. Louis before home matches. Check St. Louis City SC supporter group social media for current pre-match tailgate details and times.
St. Louis City SC's supporter sections 116–122 at Citypark are home to a passionate supporter community built on St. Louis's deep soccer tradition — a city that has produced more USMNT players per capita than almost anywhere in America. Standing and chanting from kickoff is the expectation. Non-St. Louis City apparel is not permitted in the supporter sections.
Fleur de Noise, one of St. Louis City SC's supporter groups, keeps a running list of chants on their website — fleurdenoise.com.
The permanent Nursing Room (presented by St. Louis Children's Hospital, inside Guest Services) has a coloring and play area for older siblings.
Nursing: The permanent Nursing Room, presented by St. Louis Children's Hospital, is inside Guest Services. It's open to anyone regardless of gender, and to anyone needing a quiet baby break. It has a TV, fridge, microwave, sink, bottle-cleaning supplies, a changing table and a play area.
Changing tables: Family and accessible restrooms are next to Sections 101, 110, 117, 127, 142 and 215, plus all Premium Spaces.
Sensory/quiet space: A permanent Sensory Room (with KultureCity and St. Louis Children's Hospital) is in the Guest Services Center near Section 142, open on matchdays. Check out sensory bags (ID required) and three weighted lap pads with water-filled activity markers at Guest Services.
Strollers: Welcome, but must be checked in at the Guest Services Center.
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