Such a great experience for game day! Nestled across the highway from mac-groveland, this was an…read moreepic experience. It was easy to park on the streets for free, and many others did as well to avoid the parking lot fee at the stadium. They had a pre-game party on the lawn which was so fun! There were samples of beverages, games, and plenty of information booths. There are multiple entrances to head into the stadium. The stadium was epic! There is a huge Brewhall on one end of it, which was incredible, and they had lots of other food stations as well to choose from. We enjoyed the cheese curds! Lots of shops as well to get some gear. Evening games are gorgeous as the sun is setting just past the stadium. There is truly not a bad seat in the stadium! We were high up, but it was good so we were able to see the whole field. Staff were friendly and helpful too. Lots of fun chants to yell during the game, and of course waving your towel! Quite a crowd getting out of there but many traffic guards to help. Definitely worth a try!

First timer to Allianz Field. Was attending a company event with the family where my hubby's…read morecompany is a huge sponsor of MN United. They sponsored a picnic dinner for family outside the stadium. There's a huge pre- party area nearby for pre-game music and booths and some fun interactive experiences. I grabbed a free clear bag from Hyundai. We also checked out the kids playground area on the east side of the stadium. Loved it. Great for kids to get the wiggles out before heading into the stadium. The game was full of excitement. We sat behind the north side goal tender area. I did a nice lap around the stadium, grabbed drinks, ice cream and a souvenir for the kiddo. The only negative for me was one of the refs that had some very bad calls and the bugs. It was very buggy, I felt itchy quite often and maybe because they are constantly watering the grass so it's the only place the bugs are attracted to in the area since it's been so dry.

The Saints are always an amazing show in St. Paul, and a night at CHS Field is one of my favorite…read moreways to enjoy baseball close to home. As the Twins' minor-league affiliate, the Saints bring a fun, energetic atmosphere to every game, and the ballpark itself makes the experience even better. CHS Field is easy to get to, with convenient parking and incredible seats that make it easy to follow every pitch. The amenities for patrons are excellent, and there is a great mix of comfort, character, and excitement throughout the stadium. The history of the Saints and their place in St. Paul baseball is celebrated in a way that gives the ballpark a special sense of community and tradition. I came with some friends after an amazing dinner at nearby El Burrito Mercado, and the evening continued with a fantastic night of baseball. The food at CHS Field is also amazing, with plenty of great options, and the merchandise selection was just as impressive. It was hard not to find something fun to take home and remember the night. Several home runs and a lot of cheering ushered in another Saints win, making an already great evening even better. Between the history, the food, the merchandise, the comfortable amenities, and the excitement on the field, CHS Field is a wonderful place to catch a game. The Saints continue to deliver an incredible show in St. Paul, and I'm already looking forward to the next one.

Highly recommend going to a St Paul Saints baseball game at CHS field. They are the minor league…read moreteam to the Minnesota Twins. There is plenty to do other than just watching the game. Lots of fun things once you stroll around the beautiful baseball stadium. Lots of fun things and interactive items for kids to partake in. For example my son made a bookmark towards centerfield and they had a great playground set for him to get some wiggles out. There are lots of options as well for parking. We parked over by Union Depot since we were at an event earlier in the day there.

Roy Wilkins looked great and sounded better last night. a great production and everyone seemed to…read morelove it.

Queens Of The Stone Age was everything you 'd expect and more . This venue though pretty much…read moresucked ass. Ummm I don't get the whole drink thing, really wtf? You may not have a lid or the bottle for your five dollar soda or water it came in, why? Upon leaving the venue they tried herding us out like cattle. No. F- that. There was a door right there, only one security dude. " emergency exit" no it was not! After waiting a very long time and feeling like i was trapped in WTC we bolted, grabbed a lyft and were out!!! Again the show and merch were kick ass. This venue needs organized before I'd ever return.

I've been to the RC several times over the years for various events. I recently attended a…read moregraduation here and it was a mess all around. The students were provided a limited number of tickets to ensure seating - they did scan tickets if you had them but it definitely wasn't enforced. The line to get in was chaotic. Despite there being multiple entrances to the center they only had 1 single line for hundreds of people - including the grads to enter. The security and staff did a poor job at managing the flow & logistically the security area was a waste. They were supposed to stop letting people in at 10:30 but didn't start moving the line until after 10:20. The gradation had a 11 start and started late (but that could have been more so the schools side, not sure). Most people were directed to sit upstairs. Very difficult to hear upstairs. Also when the graduation was over they locked us upstairs for over 20 min - preventing people from leaving. This was deeply concerning - for many safely reasons as it was already running over time and people had places to be. I will definitely avoid attending these types of events here.

Attended Annual Seminar offered by my employer for the 10th year here. We outgrew our previous…read morelocation. Stage and tables set up in the ballrooms for a few hundred people. Good AV setup, easy to see on projection screens, and audio is clear. Buffett Banquet services provided: sausage breakfast sandwiches, ham and cheese omelets, fruit yogurt parfaits, pastries. Coffee, juice, hot water/tea, Coke products, flavored sparking water. Tap Water pitchers on the individual round tables, along with jolly ranchers. **Sour candies for a Dental seminar! Hmm!?!** Plenty of women's restroom stalls for all these people. Clean and stocked. Easy, close parking across Kellogg Blvd. Take the skyway across to avoid traffic and unpleasant weather. However, coworkers and I carpooled in a Tahoe and barely fit under ceiling clearance. Be mindful if you have a Super Duty Deluxe Extended Cab Truck! You won't make it in.

Went to the Prince Night themed Wild game a few weeks ago. It was super underwhelming compared to…read morelast year's celebration. Not to mention it's the 10 year anniversary of his passing. Wild games are generally fun. Super expensive but fun. Also the lines to get it in, they need to label where the lines should form, people were forming lines at doors they didn't open and that was a lot when people were trying to get in once the doors opened. Not much improvements since the rebranding. Parking options are $30+ for events.

Home of the Minnesota Wild of the National Hockey League, the Grand Casino Arena (recently renamed…read morein 2025, formerly Xcel Energy Center) is located in downtown St Paul. My wife and I were given the opportunity to attend the Wild-Blackhawks game on March 19, 2026 with partial season ticket holders, and really enjoyed it. The arena was completed in 2000, with the Wild playing their inaugural season that same year. It can seat almost 18,000 people and we found the sightlines to be really good with decent, comfortable seating. Concessions were well organized, though prices were high, showing the cost of going out to a game these days. A nice feature was using spectator's smart phones to create flashed coordination throughout the arena. Bathrooms were well placed throughout, and lines were short, even during the two intermissions between periods. On the concourse are displayed hockey jerseys of every hockey playing high school in the state, pushing the 'State of Hockey', and the arena being THE place for the yearly high school championships. The professional women's hockey team (Minnesota Frost) calls the arena 'home' as well. Going with locals has many benefits, one of which is getting parking that allows a quick exit onto the freeway, as opposed to the spots close to the arena that were pretty backed up. And the night had a happy ending (for me), as the Hawks beat the Wild for the first time in regulation here since 2017, 2-1.

It depends what you're looking for. If you just need…read moreskating lessons for your kid, look elsewhere. The teacher will not advance the kid to the next level, unless they meet some stringent criteria "because we are a figure skating club". We're talking about a 5-6 year old on ice here. And this means the second time your child is in the same (introductory) level, they are with more inexperienced skaters, and won't gain much. It is also slightly cheaper in other Learn to skate programs nearby (Eagan or Roseville I think). For us, I regret signing up here.

We bring our competitive figure skater to SPFSC several times a year from out of state to train…read more The coaches are amazing, and the setting is always uplifting and inviting. If we lived closer, we'd be here full time. Highly recommend!

Went to watch my nephews hockey tournament this past weekend. Great facilities and the rink wasn't…read moreas chilly as other rinks...which is a bonus. The concession stand was great and the people manning it were extremely friendly. Great options including sodas, popcorn, nachos, candy, chips, etc. And love the ode to Charles Schulz.

This arena has two sheets of ice. It's nice, functional, good ice and overall unremarkable. Well,…read morethere is a Snoopy or two on the grounds and it's named after the Peanuts creator and Saint Paul native Charles Schulz. Ample stands for watching high school and youth hockey including heated areas inside the arena. Also next to a nice golf course and a historic brick water tower.

This was a fun spot to visit on a rainy Saturday afternoon with friends…read more It seemed quite busy for the middle of the afternoon, although their large patio was closed due to the weather. We were with friends and they allowed us to push a couple tables together to accommodate our group. They had a large menu and everyone liked what they ordered (burgers or wraps, pretty standard pub fare). The arcade area is really fun but a bit pricey. They had many of the classic games from the 90s and pinball machines. There seemed to be at least 2 kid birthday parties going on and they were sitting next to the gaming area, so plenty of loud, unsupervised children running around (to be expected at the time of my visit). Lots of parking and the patio would be a great place to enjoy nice weather. This would be a fun place for a date night or just to hang out, but I would recommend visiting later in the evening unless you don't mind the kids.

Service was incredibly slow at the bar considering there were barely any customers there on a…read moreMonday. The bartender spent more time flirting with customers and talking about herself than actually making drinks. It took 15 minutes for her to acknowledge me and hand me a menu. Then 15 more minutes to see what I wanted to drink. Food was great and it's a cool atmosphere but service was certainly lacking.

3L student graduating in May. As an older student (47 Years old ) I was very intimidated to go…read moreback to school. Mitchell Hameline School of Law is the oldest ABA accredited hybrid program. For working individuals or individuals with family and other obligations this program really caters to those individuals. They make Law School very accessible and I am very grateful for this program. Without it, I would not have been able to complete a JD degree from an accredited Law School. I am a single mother with a full-time job if I can do it, you can do it!