Allianz Field

It's refreshingly designed for a light, airy, well ventilated, sturdily new and modern feeling. You'll quickly recognize and find your way around the broad circular main floor, well marked at intervals and pointing you up or down a short stairs to numbered seat sections. At the end of the stairs looking left to right each section is divided vertically into lettered blocks A, B, C and so on. Each block then is filled with rows of seats numbered 1, 2, 3 and so on. The entire main floor is ringed with interesting food, drink, merchandise and other concessions plus services. Won't be hard to find your seat or refreshments or your way around! It's soccer American style, loud, patriotic, entertaining with a hint of Disney (cute life-size furry mascots) and Wrestlemania (cue the ringside announcer intros). It works! The crowds get rizzed up, palpable excitement is in the air and most people can't help bopping at some point to the music, singing, chanting, drumming, clapping and cheering. Wasn't counting but there's like two gates near each of the four corners of the stadium main floor, enter and egress was pretty smooth and easy. We took the Green Line MetroTransit train saving many bucks on parking, and that worked pretty great. A single pass is good for 2 1/2 hrs so if you don't dawdle one ticket for two bucks will get you there and back.

Good friend took me to a game and we had a blast. Passed that beautiful stadium by car a couple of times, but never expected to be in there myself one day. Being used to Germany‘s biggest stadium (82 k people) it felt somehow tiny, but cozy too and easy to explore just by its sheer size. Polish hot dogs were great, beer too. Good atmosphere and a constantly rooting stand with enthusiastic fans. Can’t compare that „Wonderwall“ to the „yellow wall“ at home of course, but it felt much better than expected and the match itself was on a quite good level. Looking forward to be back there for another game, maybe during the play offs when they leave their hearts down on the pitch! GO LOONS!

I am not really into soccer. I have been working in Saint Paul and have driven by this stadium for years but had never been inside until recently. My company had a work event here and the place is very impressive. Clean, nice and comfortable. We took a tour and it looks like it would be a lot of fun to see a game here. I got tickets for me and my son for a game after that.

Another raucous match at Allianz Field for Minnesota United. The stadium always has a great atmosphere, and plenty of food, drinks, and restrooms. Tonight we sat behind the goal in the supporters section and it was loud almost the whole time, but the energy was so good we had a great time.

Omgosh, this was our 1st time to Allianz Field, and it couldn't have been a better time! We absolutely had a BLAST! Of course the Loons were playing Kansas City, in which we lived for over 38yrs, but Kansas wasn't on their game this time. Loons kicked their butts! But it didn't matter much to us who won, because the experience and memories will carry on in our hearts forever. Thank you for the fantastic time. 🩵🖤

Brilliant place for soccer. From the uk, ive been to a few MLS games but the MNUTD v seattle was by far the highest standard mls game ive been to. Couple this with the brilliant atmosphere in the loons end (standing area) and the family fun before the match made this a great experience. Song/DJ selections were brilliant, mr Brightside coming on in second half and the scarf waving for a corner stood out in particular. Close to transport links and very family friendly. Really enjoyed our experience

First game tonight with my boys. They'll remember this forever. Was an incredible experience. A must do for any sports fan in MN. Great food and drink. Seats appear to be great from anywhere. Will attend again!

The stadium is well built, and you’ll have a good view of the field and the game whenever you sit! The food quality is also better than most stadium with a nice selection of local beer!

Went with a few friends to check out a game. The stadium has great security considering the amounts of homeless people in the area. Once inside the stadium is easy to navigate and many locations provide great food options. The burgers and food look better than the ones you find at other stadiums in the twin cities. There are roaming beer carts that you can flag down or go to a bar or beer stand. The stadium has very steep seating arrangements providing amazing views for everyone. We sat at the top this time and the view was still great. Everyone was very friendly and polite and the futol crowd seemed to be a lot more respectful than your American football crowd. The game was exciting and the energy was high and the night was absolutely beautiful. Going through security was very quick and organized and leaving was very quick also. There were many families with kids enjoying the game. I would recommend waiting at least 30 min till the game is over before leaving because traffic is horrible right away since everyone clears out quickly.

I love coming to MN United soccer games! I have sat in multiple locations and think they all have a great view to enjoy the game. Parking for this game requires you to walk a little. Get a parking pass ahead of the game for a nearby lot then you don't have to worry about finding street parking. There are some gluten free options in the stadium and cider! Some games have events ahead of the game outside on the lawn so take a look at that before the game.

We were here for a non-soccer event but you can feel the Ted Lasso vibe of this soccer pitch. We were entertained in the Stadium Club, which did offer an amazing view of the field. The two bars were open-my only complaint is that my Pepsi was more ice than drink but they did have water and coffee available as well. The food was very nice and I think it came from the kitchens here at Allianz Field. Now I would really like to see Minnesota United FC game here!

What a fantastic venue! Great place to go and experience great soccer. Entry was smooth, after the game exit was smooth as well given the amount of people filing out together. Highly recommend going. The only drawback is the parking is not ideal, but we'll worth the walk.

I love this place to see a soccer game! The views are great where ever you are in the stadium and the Gameday atmosphere is amazing here. The stadium looks cool from the outside at night when you drive by, but getting inside it feels is like a whole other world. You have to experience a game day here. I haven't eaten any of the food, but the offerings looked good and pretty reasonably priced. The 2 story bar on the north side of the stadium is a cool spot as well. My only gripe is that the concourses don't feel quite large enough and can get pretty crammed in certain spots near the gates/food lines, but it is mostly easy to get around.

Growing up as an avid Chicago sports fan, I never really got into soccer - but after visiting Allianz field it has me intrigued! I went to a game earlier in the year, when they were still requiring vaccine cards. Even though there was this extra step, the entry line went smoothly. I felt the same way about the line last night for the skills competition. I also had great service by the Brew Hall employees during my visit. Overall, the arena feels futuristic and new, while still giving the cozy home-field feel. The open air is always nice on a summer day, but it's important to note that there's not much wind circulation so it can get a big stagnant and hot in the summer. The whole place has great light blue branding, while the Brew Hall brings a woody feel to the place. Since the skills match was a short game, we only went to the Brew Hall for a drink. The main attraction is the line of taps with many different options! I, of course, had to get the Loon Juice cider. Only downside is that they don't offer a smaller size (which I almost always get at breweries), so I gave the rest to my boyfriend later. I did love the souvenir cups being included, especially since 3 drinks came out to about $45 here (not including any liquor). As a new soccer fan, I loved the energy that the fans and stadium brought! It was pretty high energy just for a skills match on an early Tuesday night. Definitely made the night more fun. Overall, the Loons have a new fan and you'll catch me here for a couple games!

What a great stadium! I love the energy at the games. There is not a bad seat in the place! Drums are intense on the south end of the field and sun can be intense in the east side of the field so try to avoid the east seats if you don't want sun in your face. Definitely check out their merch store as well as the beer hall in the north end. LOOOOOONS!

We love coming to Allianz field! It's a beautiful new stadium that has a lot of great food and drink options. Very clean and a nice size. Hard to have a bad view of the field from any seat. They have nice apparel stores as well throughout. Plenty of restrooms that have always been clean. Easy entrance. It is an outdoor stadium so late winter games can get a little chilly but hey, that's what you get in MN. Just bundle up! A great team to support and worth checking out even if soccer isn't necessarily your thing. The crowd and traditions make it a fun time for anyone!

Incredible facility! The food and service here is unmatched. Every season the menu changes slightly and each year there are so many good options all over the stadium. There are so many drink options as well. The "Wonderwall" is always full of fans with drums, flags, and chants rain or shine. It brings so much energy to the game. As far as design and accessibility, everything was so well thought out. There are multiple entrances and lines move very quickly. The bathrooms are heated which is a huge plus on cold winter games and each stall has an automatic scent dispenser.

If you haven't been to a MN United game at Allianz, you are missing out an an incredible experience. I'm not a huge soccer fan, but this is some of the best live entertainment in the twin cities. The crowd and drumming stays loud the entire game and even louder when we score a goal. We had seats at the half field area and the stairs were a workout. We got a very good tip about getting their about an hour early and parking close to the Cub Foods behind the stadium. It was about $25 and within walking distance. I've heard getting in and out was tough, but this parking spot made it very easy to leave the stadium in a timely fashion. We grabbed a few beers from the Brew Hall and got chicken strips and fries and Mac and cheese from the Brew Hall Kitchen. The beers were good, but the food was not the best. The chicken strips were over deep fried and the mac and cheese was freezing cold. Even though the food was not that good, there were many other options we could've chosen from and didn't. I'm sure there are much better options, so sticking with a 5 Star rating for the overall entertainment value.

At first I did not know what to expect from Allianz stadium, but right when you walk the first thing you will notice is that it has that organized chaos you would expect from a stadium if you are visiting during peak hours . There is a huge Flat screen for easy re-play viewing. We went on a day where it was 90 degrees with high humidity. We sat in an unshaded area were in the sun was intense, but I loved it. So before you come you should research the weather and plan accordingly hours before because Mother Nature caters to no one. The lines to get beer and food can be pretty long during peak hours, but the do move quite fast. The field is grass, at first my company and I couldn't tell if it was turf or grass, but the sprinklers came on and demystified our curiosity. In conclusion, I would highly recommend watching a game here not just for soccer aficionados but also for those who just want both teams to have fun.

I've formed a new Allianz, and it's with this field. Minnesota United plays here. I asked for a large soda and ended up with a Mini Soda. And now my shoelaces are untied. Mini Soda Untied. So it's great to see a soccer-specific Stadium built in Minnesota and one which hopefully will continue to be packed and will help the team achieve some great success. It's pretty amazing to see a stadium like this open in America because it's like a miniature version of the one in Munich, the Allianz, which I went to years before I came to this one. I'm not sure that it has a retractable roof though, but it does have the glowing colours which are brighter and more piercing through the night than anything you can imagine. They put a lot of heart and local soul into the stadium and long may it continue. It's great for a Minnesota that they have their own MLS team now, which you would not want to play up here during the winter, so it's lucky for all the fans and rival teams especially that MLS play during the summer. Having said that there are strong arguments to have seasons played during the winter so we will see what happens with that. In any case it's a great new team that hasn't found success yet but has brought excitement to a region that can use it, and there's some great food up here and hopefully at some point there can be some titles up here too.

State of the art soccer stadium in the heart of St Paul neighborhood! Went to opening day and it did not disappoint at all! Amazing food options, great atmosphere, beautiful seats, not a bad seat in the house and an architectural beauty! A must go and experience the love of soccer here in Minnesota! The food options are from all over the world! And great selection of beers to wash it down!

Home of the LOONS! So stoked that this place exist as a MN United supporter. I was able to get an early look of the new stadium because they had a meet your seat event. It was awesome to go from the locker, supporter section, and premium. Now that the season has started. It has been totally fine with traveling to a game with both public transportation and driving. Security is chill and nice. It can be a bit crowd during the break period and exiting. I might be bias as I am part of the supporter section but the Wonderwall makes the games amazing. The stadium pricing for food is equivalent as US Bank/Excel Center/Target Field, so I recommend pregaming or eating ahead of time. During game day it's cool that they do a happy hour aka two dollars off on certain food and drink. I look forward for game day and having a blast.

I loved the new field! I thought it was super nice. My favorite part I think is that it's pretty small so anywhere you sit is a great spot to watch the game! Also I love blue, grey, black and white so maybe I'm bias toward the new modern design and the color scheme. But it's a beautiful stadium. Lots of great food choices. Food from around the world!

What a great stadium! The cleanliness, the openness, and the energy is just fantastic! Everyone should go watch a game here. You will have an awesome time.

I was there for the first win of the MN United Football Club's first win at Allianz Field! Woooooooooo! This place is impressive! Beautifully done. So many fun eats, drinks, and shop options. For my first match ever I went on a cool Spring afternoon. It was a bit overcast so I dressed appropriately with layers and was excited to see what was what. We purchased a parking pass and rode a shuttle bus over to the field. This worked out really wonderfully! There's not much for parking around the field itself so they have designated lots and shuttles at different locations depending on the day and worked out smoothly. Arriving early so I could walk around the place. I think it was the North side where all of the action was. Food trucks, vendor tents, PK the Loon for photo ops. Lots of fun stuff to see and do while music was playing. Then I got to enter the field. It's so impressive! I walked the entire way around to see what was what. There was a line for the main shop so we slipped into one of the smaller shops so I could get a MN UFC official scarf. So many to choose from! But definitely get one before you attend a match. Makes it super fun to interact with all of the other fans. Plus they even have an app called Wonderwall you can download to learn all of the chants and songs that the fans say and sing. Makes it really fun. I definitely can't wait to go back to try all of the foods and other spots around the stadium. It's still new so it's beautiful and clean. I was super impressed that the majority of fans and season ticket holders cleaned up after themselves and even their neighbors seated by them. I never waited in line at the women's bathroom! The lines for the food and drink were typical for a busy sporting event happening on a weekend. If you get the chance to enjoy an event at this amazing place do it! Bring your scarf!

Glad my first experience here was an Aston Villa/MNUFC friendly. The crowd and energy was amazing!!! As an away supporter, we were sat in direct sunlight and it was a warm day but we still had so much fun! The facility is beautiful and it's brand new. Seats were comfortable, vendors were great, and there were ample members of staff that made sure people knew where their seats where, were able to find bathrooms, had assistance if they needed, etc. Check out the Brew Hall @ Allianz Field (they have their own Yelp page) it's the awesome bar that has a bunch of taps and family friendly spot that stretches the whole goal line.

We sat in field club and it was awesome. The food was great! Good selection of house wine and beer. Loved it

Get yourself to a game at Allianz field! Parking unless you plan to pay for a ramp is not the easiest by the field. It is recommended to ride the light rail in. You can do this by parking along the green line and getting on. Your $2 ticket is good for there and back. It saves you having to get out of the traffic near the field as a lot of the roads get blocked or down to one way. The best featured food item is the gourmet nachos!!! Get them they are worth every penny. I went for the super spicy salsa and it did not disappoint.

The stadium is a gem. One of the most fun sports experiences I've had. Go loons! The wonder wall section is fun.

Couldn't get close to the new Allianz soccer stadium, all roads closed and grounds fenced off. This was supposed to be the public opening and crowd control test? Most police were just standing around because there was no traffic to control: all roads and parking lots were closed. Was the "test" just to see if they could show up for a couple of hours? Once I got near the stadium all doors were blocked even though the event had officially ended (4:05 p.m.). One woman who was guarding a Brew Hall entrance opened the door, smiled at me and said, "Wellll...I'm not supposed to do this, but..."--here, she changes tact--"you'll have to go down to the other gate to get in. It's right down there, just around that corner. They want to count how many people come in." Huh?! Why indicate you'll let me in only to make me walk another 100 feet to (what turned out to be) an unsecured entrance where there was NO counting happening...only for me to circle back to her entrance in 15 seconds to find she was nowhere to be seen with people coming and going in and out freely! Come on! I get it that these volunteer and security support staffs take their jobs seriously, but take a look around and realize a) there is no game happening, it's just curiosity seekers; and b) the event had ended, the Brew Hall was not serving food, and the entrance was just that...an entrance. I tried three times to get in various open doors and was turned down twice until I just walked through an unattended GATE (with metal detectors). I assure you, my complaint is not frivolous, it's just these maddening people being overzealous for absolutely no reason. The grounds surrounding the stadium are still a mess: cyclone fencing everywhere, an ugly construction site trailer park in one corner, endless paved parking lots that were chained off, and a moldy patch of "green space" (also roped off) that I wouldn't let my dog run on without giving him an immediate shower and tetanus shot. The interior is as expected--standard stadium fare--but they wouldn't let anyone tour the VIP sections...so it was views of stadium seating and concrete steps. Yay? They didn't give out any swag or snacks, and when I asked if the Brew Hall could serve just a few chips or any last-minute snacks (at 4:10 p.m., 10 minutes "after" the event closed) waitress said No. Nice? I was feeling so glad I scaled a fence and walked across an acre of blighted wasteland to get to a place that wasn't serving snacks. If this is their idea of public relations I grieve for opening day. Even the security guard told me he was disappointed by a recent turnout for hardcore fans and investors...nobody showed up. The place is a sparse dump and not worth the experience.

Stadium is wonderful and I don't believe there is a bad seat in the place. It would be a great venue for some music artist. They should really advertise that you cannot take any bag or purse inside. I had a wristlet to put my big iPhone in and hell my iPhone is too big to take in according to their postage stamp guidelines. Things are expensive there. It is busy. The seat numbers and letters are ridiculously laid out and hard to locate. The police showing up for events there are really causing more chaos around the walking and lights than if they weren't there. I like that St. Paul got a major event center and will support just a little frustrated with some of the small things that I experienced and now know how to overcome.

The stadium is amazing, far and beyond my wildest dreams. They clearly took time and effort to get every little detail right in construction. Just about everything inside the stadium that I've been lucky enough to see and experience so far has been perfect. I even she'd a few tears walking around, five years ago in Blaine I would have never imagined I would be watching Minnesota United play in MLS in such an incredible venue. I'll upgrade this review to five stars when they replace the trash chicken tenders in the Brew Hall with real chicken and not whatever processed garbage they currently have.

This is a very well designed soccer stadium compared to the 4-5 I've seen across the country. There are really no "bad seats" and I've sat in 4 different sections. The atmosphere is super friendly, inclusive, and inviting. As an "away" supporter, I found the Loons supporters to be fantastic, actually engaging in conversation, and fun to be around. So why the 3-stars? 1) The obnoxiously loud announcer and music makes one feel like they're attending a WWE match. Why a stadium would drown out their own supporters chants is baffling. 2) Very average beer should not cost $13 a pint, unless you're trying to deter consumption. In which case, it's working. That said, it's worth at least a visit, even if you're not a soccer fan. Just be prepared to take public transportation, or pay $25-30 (yikes) for parking.

I came from out of town excited to see a match. Once you get there you realize that their stadium parking lot is really small. Only fits about a hundred cars. You have to park at one of the parking lots in the houses next to the stadium (which has to be prepaid). I wasn't able to find parking what's so ever and I wasn't able to watch the game. The stadiums looks amazing from the outside but being a sports stadium you would expect it to have a big parking lot. Overall the parking situation was really complicated. I would recommend people just taking the transit and not have to miss a match because of the parking situation.

Allianz field is a place to go when you want an interactive crowd! Everyone is so excited for the game, and it's a really fun time. Four stars only because when I arrived, the security guard told me my small handbag was too big? Even though I measured it beforehand, and according to their very restrictive policies, this was acceptable. He was very irritated and not kind, but told me to go through. Despite that one minor flaw, this place was super fun and I will definitely be returning! (With a smaller handbag apparently;)

Super experience, best stadium in USA I've been so far , feels like you can bring your whole family to enjoy the game , plenty of food and beverages. Also very convenient restrooms.

My son and I took the trip from San Jose to see our Earthquakes play Minesotta FC. We were both impressed on how the stadium looked inside and outside. Definitely looks better then LAFC's stadium. The Fans were extremely nice to us as well. Basically I give the stadium....and the fans 5 stars. Unfortunately I have to delete 2 stars. One for where the stadium is located (kinda looks like the ghetto) and another for parking. We were shocked to find out that the parking pass I had purchased was for a grass/dirt lot at least 5 minutes away and that an Army of non air conditioned school buses would be our transportation to/from the stadium. Yep..school buses!

The bag check is ridiculous. Yes, I know the requirements are online. And I looked at them. And I thought my bag was within the limits. However, the woman checking bags held up a postcard and decided that my bag was about .5 inches too big on each side. So I had to go to a sketchy warehouse-type space across the street and pay $10 to check it. I get it... security is a wonderful and necessary thing. But let's be reasonable. 1) If something is the smallest margin outside the norm, let it go. You check it anyway. 2) Absolutely do not charge $10 dollars to check bags 3) Get lockers or some sort of secure system. Not three people in a room with hangers to put bags on. Why 3 stars instead of zero? Beer is good. Atmosphere is fun. Good crowd. The stadium is beautiful.

Awesome venue for a soccer game. Went to 6 games last year and had a great experience every time. The bar is awesome and there isn't a bad seat in the place.