My grand kids had a lot of fun! Muddonna is so funny! We had the perfect weather. If you are over 170 pounds,the seats are kinda tight. read more

CHS Field - My granddaughter Emma - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

For my kids' birthday we went to a game again and unfortunately the stadium owners didn't notify vendors that there was a game that day so a wait for stratospherically priced beers was 30 minutes for us who left the line that moved halfway. Also they didn't acknowledge our kids birthdays after multiple communications. The St. Paul cops were great offering advice and directions (Hector, Carlos, Peterson...) Too bad. read more

We came for an event (Irish Hooley Party at CHS Field after the St. Patrick's Day Parade). The event was sponsored by Guinness and featured live music from The Northerly Gales (they were AWESOME), dancing by the Rink Na Chroi Irish Dancers. The CHS concourse was great for this event at the end of the parade route. The ONLY drawback was waiting in LONG lines for the food vendors in the concourse. Really was wishing there was a food truck outside the event so I didn't have to wait forever for some food. read more

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CHS captures much of the magic that makes Minnesota one of the best cities to live in or visit during those uniquely Minnesotan summer days. Home to the St. Paul Saints, the stadium offers amenities enviable to many larger stadiums nationwide. Craft beers, niche faux-foodie options like tacos and deep fried apple pie, and ballgame classics like jumbo hotdogs & dipping dots line the perimeter. Whatever your interest - there's something to make you happy. Bonus for being located in a thriving and beautiful downtown St. Paul. read more

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This field is something special. While it may not be a MLB team, I would hands down go here over any major league stadium for a game. This field is so clean and it truly does feel like a small version of a major league stadium. There really is no bad seat in the house. You can easily go from your seat to walking the outfield and if your lucky up to the securian club. They have really upped the food game from other minor league stadiums. They have some amazing food options, you would feel like you are actually at a major league stadium. Do yourself a favor and go to the left field and take a view at the skyline behind home plate, the view is amazing, especially as the sun begins to set. read more

While the park is nice and clean and the open air environment really great, part of going to any ballpArk is getting a bite to eat. I spent over 30 minutes in line to get a hot dog-missed 2 innings and was only about 10 people ahead of me. This place earns a BIG #fail on the concession front. There are only four small booths and they are staffed with the slowest people ever! Must have rounded them up off the street and put them to work without any training. How long can it possibly take to reach into a drawer, grab a hot dog and hand it to a customer??? To make matters worse, you get to repeat the experience multiple times because this stand only serves hot dogs, that one over their is the burger one, the one in the outfield is the only place to get ice cream (but just on half the stand). Then you have to try and find the condiment stand and napkins. Forget the food here, the chicken finger and fries were under cooked, as was the brat. Prices are reasonable but quality is low and wait for this marginal food unacceptable. read more

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CHS Field, home to the Saint Paul Saints is one of the BEST kid friendly sporting venues! Not only does the stadium have awesome food and lots of local craft beers but the amount of family friendly activities here is incredible. They have a playground, arts and crafts, a climbing wall, and so much more! This is one of our favorite summer activities! read more

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I just attended my first Saints game at this new stadium and it's an awesome venue!! Clean, comfortable, and with plenty of great views. Even though there are easy things to complain about, like overpriced food and issues with parking, I have to give this place five stars because it is such an exceptional baseball experience. Admission prices themselves are really quite reasonable. My $18 ticket put me 14 rows behind home plate. But no matter where your seat is, there are lots of places to sit or stand and hang out to watch the game. There is even a grassy slope overlooking left field. There is a good variety of food available, including burgers and sausage-y meats in an impressively motley variety. I actually didn't like the burger I got; it was a "beer cheese bacon burger", and I was surprised that the "beer cheese" was actually a cold spread. But I also got a malt from the Snuffy's stand which was DEEEEE-lish. Saints games are pretty much always sold out, and as such the lines are long at pretty much every single concession stand. The most celebrated aspect of seeing the Saints is the deluge of silly activities that are always going on between innings, before the game, or just whenever. There is a pervasive sense of humor throughout every game, which may or may not be related to the fact that Bill Murray is a co-owner of the team. Fans get invited into goofy contests all night long, and the announcer has a really odd, clownish wit. But you'll also see good baseball! The Saint Paul Saints are a minor league team; they're not associated with any MLB farm system let alone the Twins, but instead part of the American Association of Independent Professional Baseball. The Saints are a competitive team, and visiting squads put up an entertaining fight. Parking can be rough. There is no dedicated CHS Field parking. So you'll be finding a ramp or some street parking in Lowertown if you choose to drive. Public transportation is a much better idea. (or bike there, like I did!) Union Depot and its associated light rail station are just a few blocks away. Going to a Saints game with some friends is a really, really good idea if you want to just have a fun night out that includes some baseball. Highly recommend! read more

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A great new stadium, clean, convenient parking with plenty of food choices bit near by and inside the walls. They did a great fireworks display last night , so stick around after the game to watch. read more

Having just submitted my review of Target Field in which I referenced both the Metrodome (an abomination) and Metropolitan Stadium (pleasantly amenable) in terms of their suitability for baseball, I must start this review of CHS Field with a nod toward Midway Stadium. Midway, built for comparative peanuts in a non-descript industrial zone was an old, rickety erector set with leaky plumbing, few amenities and offered the cheap thrill of passing freight trains receiving a shout-out. Despite all of this, it and the Saints never failed to provide a few hours of affordable fun and zany frivolity. By comparison, St. Paul's CHS Field is a Taj Mahal. Its sleek, retro-modern design is tucked into a corner of hipster haven Lowertown. It is everything one could want in a minor league venue. Yet, despite efforts to preserve an air of irreverence, something has been lost. Gritty charm and odd quirkiness have largely given way to slick, glossy corporate sponsored between innings add-ons. The food choices have so far been, in my estimation underwhelming. Nothing has really stood out as anything other than decent ballpark fare. Green Line runs to within a few blocks and parking down near the river is abundant. There are plenty of nearby establishments for you to enjoy before or after a game. To be honest, as much as I might wish to wax nostalgic, Midway always seemed in imminent danger of collapsing. And the overall fan experience could suffer from, among other things long lines and uncomfortable seating. So, the Saints have shed their shabby old digs for a shiny new home. In many ways, it is a huge improvement. But one might feel a bit uncomfortable now if all you want is to put your feet up and relax. Wouldn't want to leave scuff marks! read more

I went to CHS Field last night for the first time to cheer for the St. Paul Saints and it was a blast. Baseball games can get long, but there is always something going on at a Saints game. I love that about this team. The stadium is also found in a growing area of St. Paul close to the Metro Line and many neat places to eat, as well as the Farmer's Market. Did I mention this stadium is "green" in how they manage their resources? Not bad. Now they have a great venue to play in. There are about 10 different food options to choose from ranging from pizza, burgers, sandwiches, ice cream, and hot dogs and they even have a craft beer corner which looked like they had about a dozen different beers to choose from. Prices are about what you would expect at a national team stadium. The lines were not as crazy as other reviews have published, maybe they were hungry at the same time as everyone else or it was just busy because the stadium is still fairly new. We were able to get something to eat and drink in under five-ish minutes. The seats are pretty comfortable (albeit a bit tight) and you get great seats up close to what is going on in the field. Just keep your eyes open for foul balls, a woman behind us got smacked in the arm with one that veered wildly into the crowd. But hey, she got a free ball with that welt! There is also a small grassy lawn across the field if you want to blanket it up with the kids and it is right next to the ice cream stand and bathrooms. Lowertown will benefit greatly from this new stadium; it will be fun to watch the Saints play in such an awesome location! Go Saints! read more

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What a great stadium! I went to my first game a few weeks ago and then attended a private event in the Securian club the next week. What luck right?? It was my first Saints game ever. Our tickets were standing room only so when you get in you can basically find any spot on the concourse that faces the game to sit and watch or just stand around. My friend and I did one tour around the field to see what they had for food options and there are quite a few that looked yummy. There are beverage kiosks around the field as well if you are feeling a beer, wine or cocktail. Great family friendly atmosphere. It's a great option to get in and watch a ball game without breaking the bank. I plan to come to a game with my kids but for them I am going to try and purchase a ticket where we can sit either in a seat or the grassy patch area of the stadium. The 2nd event I attended was held in the Securian Club and what an great space! It also has Windows to watch the field during a game. Some of the people I was talking to made mention of how cool it would be for a wedding venue if you are a baseball fan to get married on home plate and come in for the reception. For this particular event, apps and drinks were available with some amazing looking desserts! I had the strawberry shortcake and it was my fave of the night. read more

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This is a really nice stadium. This was my first saints game and it was really entertaining and it was a bobble head giveaway night. They keep you entertained in between innings with different side attractions. The food and drinks are moderately priced. My favorite item there is the mac n cheese hotdog (holy goodness). Can't comment on the parking situation as I took the train out there assuming parking would be a hassle. Definitely looking forward to going to another game! read more

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We're big Saints fans in our family and we really love CHS Field. Considering where the Saints came from playing at Midway Stadium, CHS Field is a beautiful upgrade. CHS Field sits on the edge of Lowertown providing great views of the skyline and St Paul. One of the aspects that we really love is how open the stadium is. The concourses are wide, you can walk around the entire stadium on that concourse. Access to the stadium is easy as getting in their big gates is only a few steps from the street. The Saints are all about FUN. There are activities between every inning. Their PA announcer is entertaining and they have several different mascots and creative and fun events. The Saints are owned by Mike Veck and Bill Murray. Yes that Bill Murray, and Veck family has a long and rich history with baseball. Also a big fan of the local food and beer vendors. They also have cupcakes and State Fair food. All of this food and fun and the best part is it is all very affordable! The only thing that could make this any better is if they would add an R & I and the CH in CHS Field. read more

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Ok great stadium and great team! Everything is just amazing Except!!!!*** fried and pies food window! Expensive and small portions! AND food was COLD. We very nicely asked for fresh and hot food and the cashier scoffed at us.... We asked her to eat one of our cheese curds and she set our dish of curds on the counter. We asked for fries instead and they too were cold. So disappointed! We watched the cashier put our curds back under the light. How grose! read more

Awesome little baseball stadium. Plenty of food choices and lots of beverage choices. Fun to roam around and soak up the atmosphere. Bring the family and friends and enjoy the game and all the other activities going on. read more

Went to a Saints game on a Thursday night in August. The weather was cold and rainy, but attendance was fair. We paid $15 a person to sit about 10 or so rows up on the third base side. Great seats at a great price. I don't know if the weather kept people away but I would say the crowd was only half full or so. Or, half empty, depending on your outlook on life. There is plenty of stuff to keep you entertained during the game, which I suppose is necessary given that the Saints are an independent league team. There are requisite races, contests, and the PA announcer was pretty funny. Probably the funniest I can remember for a sporting event. I realize that bar is not high as they basically just announce stuff that's happened or ads for various businesses, but this guy threw some jokes in there. There are several local beer options located throughout the stadium. I walked near the craft beer tent in the outfield, but the joints near us had plenty of local options to quench my thirst. It definitely isn't just Miller Lite and Bud Light. The food I had was good, and while it was higher than typical (outside a sporting event), it was reasonable for a ballpark. I had a jalapeno cheddar brat, cheese curds, and a Summit beer for $20. The brat was large, at least a quarter pound and maybe over. It was juicy and flavorful. The cheese curds were the stars, they were fantastic. We had a large group, and after one person ordered the curds, I followed suit, then another. So, the cheese curds do their own advertising. I checked out the souvenir stand, primarily for a koozie since it was pretty cold. They had the normal stuff you find at a ballgame, but prices were more in line with the independent league rather than what you pay at a higher level or MLB park. CHS provides a great fan experience. On a future trip to St. Paul I will definitely check the Saints' schedule. read more

CHS Field - View from section 116. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

Very fun fan experience. A lot of personalities employed by the club to make things fun. One of which is called coach. Who doesn't like "The Wave" and said it was stupid. And had a fun back and forth with some fans about it. Plenty of beer options. Food is standard, didn't wow me in anyway. The left field craft beer place is nice. Other than the tickets the prices are no different from a major league operation. Fun place though. read more

CHS Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

What a FUN place. There is nothing better then buying a 7 buck ticket, grabbing a beer and hanging out the beer garden. Watching the Saints on a Friday night in summer couldn't not be a better way to spend the weekend in St Paul. Go Go Go this summer. read more

CHS field is so much fun. Easy to walk around, a great variety of food and drink and a fun atmosphere. The parking isn't the most convenient but, if you're willing to walk a few blocks, you can find a cheap lot. A great place to go for a fun night out - with family or friends. Great for all ages. read more

I was delighted to enjoy a game here in 2015 during the inaugural season during which the St. Paul Saints won against the Joplin Blasters. CHS Field is easy to find and parking nearby was not a big deal. On the night I attended a game, a local organization was giving away compost outside. Oh how I love the Midwest. Upon entry, we were greeted by the Shikoku Island League Plus (a Japanese independent professional baseball team). They were in town for an exhibition game the next day against the Saints, courtesy of the Japan American Society of Minnesota. Unfortunately I wouldn't be in town the next day but gladly paid $1 to get a picture with the enthusiastic team. Once inside we walked around the spacious park. Beyond the outfield we found the craft beer corner with some great local beer options without much waiting. We hit up the team store (mostly for some air conditioning) before taking our seats. One of the unique things about CHS Field is the Drink Rail Seats. They are set up behind the lower box seats with bar stools and bar table. It's a nice comfortable way to enjoy the game - and you don't have to ask everyone to get up when you leave your seat. This option was new, though, so even though we had assigned seats many fans didn't realize they were actual ticketed seats. I had to ask people to a couple times to move. Like most minor league teams The St. Paul Saints have theme night games, mid-inning entertainment and hold community events during the season at CHS Field. The Saints mascot Mudonna was all over the place mingling with the crowd and happy to take a picture with any fan. I admit we left before the end of the game due to a painfully early flight the next morning. But perhaps the best surprise of the night was the foul ball that flew across our path as we left the game. Great end to a great vacation. read more

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I promise to be as objective as I can in the forthcoming drivel, but I'm admittedly a tad biased and still a bit perturbed about the City's use of eminent domain to build this surprisingly nice ballpark on what used to be a very serviceable piece of land my association owned. But hey, I've got a Minneapolis address now and life is too short to spite bureaucrats, so on to the important stuff. PROS - Well designed, but still somewhat minimalist stadium, which is fitting of the neighborhood - Solid beer selection at the Beer Dabbler trailer - Not a bad seat in the place - Open during the days and for many other events for people to enjoy - Still plenty of gimmicks, fireworks, etc. that have made Saints games entertaining over the years M'EH - Parking can be a pain to find - Food/beer lines can get a bit long at times read more

This ballpark is unbelievably nice. Great sight lines, great eats, craft beers, right in downtown (lower town) St Paul. Prices are better than Target Field. The Saints have managed to keep some of the hokey activities from Midway, like the dizzy races, the pig etc...which somehow feel cheesy in such a nice venue. Maybe not needed anymore? But then the long time fans would revolt, I'm sure. The concourses do get crowded on game day - it was sold out the day we went and hard to navigate to get to the concessions. But all in all, a nice place for a great relaxing afternoon of baseball! read more

First time at the new park. It's great! Great layout, fun experience, good craft beer available decent food at a reasonable (for a stadium) price. Yeah the lines can be long but seriously other reviewers who gave this place one star, have you been to any stadium ever where there wasn't lines? I don't like baseball but like going to Saints games for the entertainment beyond the game. I don't even know what the score was at the end of the game and I didn't care, the venue and the experience were worth the price of admission. read more

CHS Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

Very nice park. I've been to a number of sports venues, and ball fields in general, and for a minor league stadium, this is a very well done one with fantastic features. View - as you'll see from the pics, a great view from any angle and any seat. They did an amazing job in ensuring the spectators get a great sight line to the plate and playing field in general. Chow - not bad at all. Standard stadium chow is there - dogs, pizza, and nachos - plus some other awesome things like Snuffys, coffee shop beverages, burgers, and other deep fried items. Good ups on the variety. Appreciated that. Parking - lots of options down off Kellogg and the light rail takes you to the door steps, no complaints. Bathrooms - good amount of them to keep guests from wanting to urinate on the trees in the park, good job! Random stuff, I loved the random slots of concrete missing all around the concourse and giving way to grass. Was a nice touch, and the dog appreciated it when I brought him to "bring your canine" day. On that day, I'd avoid the grassy spots... just saying. Awesome areas for seating and eating set away from the concourse so you're not sitting in traffic. Appreciated that too. Prices weren't too bad all around either, shockingly. I know it's a minor league park, but, for it being a new park, I thought the prices would be higher. Can't complain about seeing them lower than you'd expect. Beer dabbler was a nice touch with many fine brews for those craft beer junkies. Vendors were a little slow and some vendor lines wrapped into the concourse which made it a mess at times. Only reason for the 4 star. read more

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Hailing from Toledo, where The Mud Hens occupy with their award winning stadium, I was skeptical. I shouldn't have been. The stadium is gorgeous and easy to zip through, but don't miss the hidden gems like the mural and the Baseball Museum as you head to the huge selection of craft beers. Oh and stop at the last food place next to the museum as they have some of the best Poutine outside of Canada! This Field is top notch! read more

Vibrant, fun environment. Good for kids and adults. Lots of "side-entertainment" if baseball isn't your thing. Parking costs money--either meters on street or lots ranging from $3-15-it takes a long time (15-30 mins) to exit some of the parking lots if you stay until the end of the game read more

CHS Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

I really like this version of baseball. I love the entertainment between innings. The parking is much cheaper, and you can tailgate! Friday evening brings Fireworks after the game! Lots of food options, refreshments options! You can ride the light rail or take you car, lots of parking. To me this group is much more family oriented! When game is over it's easy to find a way out ! read more

CHS Field - Looking North at home plate - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

How have I not wrote a fab review for CHS field yet? Fantastic location, great service, and a ball club this MN gal can cheer for! Imagine a micro version of Target Field (mpls). Catch a Saints game, or attend some of the fun happs they have from time to time (beer dabbler, kiss concert, etc). Happy to have CHS field in the hood. Fireworks on Friday evenings from my apt in the summer? Even perkier! Great packages on tickets, easy to purchase day of. read more

CHS Field - Fabulous addition to lowertown! Love the fireworks Friday evenings! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

First time and probably last time here. My son was able to get free bleacher general admission seats for free playing for August Classic MBL youth baseball. We parked at a ramp in Kellogg and Selby because we've never been here. The prices for beverages are Cray $5 bottled water and $10 tap beer. The food choices were too lame: hot dogs, fries, helmet nachos and burgers. We walked around twice as general admission outfield seats were aweful. The design of this place is aweful unless you have infield seating. We sat at grassy knoll outfield. This place is so underwhelming and don't think I care to return. read more

First time going and had lots of fun! Went on the light rail and there was barely anyone on it! The food options were okay, nothing spectacular, but very reasonable prices in comparison to other stadiums. There were lots of little events and things to do and not one bad place to sit. Which is why everyone d should go to a Saints game! Because they are so much more fun than even a Twins game! More activities, great views, easy transportation and cheap food/tickets? Good bye Twins and Hello St. Paul Saints! Also we made franchise history by having the largest amount of people attend a game ever! A little under 300,000 people! That's was pretty unique! read more

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Love this place, although be prepared for a long game! They have so much entertainment between innings that you are there all night! We took mass transit and parked outside of downtown, which made getting there easy. The space is beautiful and clean, plus they recycle and compost organics! They are working hard to get all of the food vendors on board, so only buy from the vendors using compostable products--it will really help their mission. Great local beer choices and food galore! read more

Best. Ballfield. Ever. So, CHS Field, otherwise known as the saints stadium, is literally the best ballpark out there. Great seats. Great views from anywhere in the stadium. Green, recycling everything, rain reuse, voted the greenest ballpark in America. I can't say enough good about this place. Vendors are appropriately spaced, however it would be nice if they had multiple craft beer places. Fireworks every Friday night, and amazing views from everywhere make this my favorite stadium. read more

The most beautiful stadium in the U.S. We got a free tour of the facility before it opened a few years ago. It's the GREENEST stadium in the country, and it was neat to learn about the details of that. Easy to get to via public transit (another green feature). I would recommend public transit over parking. read more

CHS Field - Benefit Concert - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

Amazing. Beautiful. What a great atmosphere and architecture. After I visited here, I could understand why everyone in baseball business knows CHS Field and Saints, and why this place is a role model for the stadiums/baseball teams/baseball business in the world. It's hard to describe how amazing this place is without your eyes and ears. You should visit here. Just a glance, you'll find how much you can feel comfortable with getting engaged in the atmosphere, architecture, events, and games. read more

I'm not what you would call a sports fan, or really anything that resembles one. I don't keep up with stats, players, scores, nor do I really care (cue the flying tomatoes and collective BOOOO's). But CHS field might just change my mind. Not the Saints, although they played a mean game, and won! $14 at the Twins Stadium would get you maybe a plate of Nachos, at the Target center, perhaps the nosebleed section, at US Bank Stadium, you'd get a laugh in the face. At CHS Field, $14 gets you close enough to see the fresh blades of turf. Really, I was 8 rows from the field. The vibe here is significantly different than that of any sports arena I've ever been to. The atmosphere feels like you're with old friends. The views are insane, the place is clean (as are the eco-friendly bathrooms), and the food is awesome and affordable. My favorite part of CHS? You can walk a 360 around the entire field, without missing a single play. Their designer was genius, because this allows kids to get out and about, people like me who can't sit through an entire game can entertain themselves, and also prevents crowds from running into themselves trying to get that corndog. And speaking of corndogs, this arena has anything but the standard sports food fare. They have a "Craft Beer" corner, with all your local fav's, ice cream ranging from $4-7 (seriously though), food trucks inside, plenty of walking beverage vendors, and creative & inventive food. I saw a jerk chicken sammie and just about tripped over a gaggle of old ladies trying to get my hands on it. I love that they've situated the space so that the sun sets behind the audience, which is awesome for serious spectators. Another amazing reason to get your butt over to St. Paul is their grassy knoll (real name unknown!). The tickets are $5 and you sit on an elevated stretch of grass just above left field. Bring your strollers, blankets, and lawn chairs too. They have a picnic area for large groups right behind the knoll, and a sweet-looking upper VIP deck. They've hired comical actors to walk around and play games with fans, they throw out bags of peanuts and your standard t-shirt cannon, along with using creative ways of breaking up the night with field games and songs. I will most certainly return, with a flock of my closest friends. At $14 a pop, we can even afford a meal and bevvies throughout the game. read more

CHS Field - $14 get you MUCH farther at CHS Field!! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

I love, love, love the new field. It is beautiful and well laid out. *The comments about food lines are true, they do have some work to do to improve the speed and availabiliy of food but I am confident as with anything new there will be some growing pains that need to be addressed. See my other reviews about food in the lowertown area and grab something before or after the game. Tons of good food places within 2 block of the stadium. *The seating and view is great, if you have the option of going on a fireworks night I would highly recommend it. *Some places started crazy high on parking pricing, around $15-$20 you can find open lots for $8, that are within two blocks of the stadium. I have not been to anything other than Saints games but am looking forward to watching some college and high school tournaments. Thanks CHS for stepping up as a primary sponsor and turning an old beat up building into a great, entertaining venue! read more

How can you not love CHS Field and the St. Paul Saints (SPS)? The stadium is beautiful, the staff is always super helpful while wearing giant smiles on their faces and the SPS mascot is baby pig that drinks out of bottle; like oh mer gawd! Going to a Saints game is a great place for a date, family fun night and a girl/ guys night out. If you're not into baseball or sports; a Saint's game is a great way to have fun, be entertained and enjoy some great food in a fabulous city. Location: Lowertown Saint Paul (near Mears Park) Parking: Parking just blows. There's plenty of ramp, meter and surface lot parking in Lowertown, however the parking isn't cheap and one typically has to walk a half mile or under in order to find cheaper (or any) parking. Meters are priced higher during Saint's games and are often hard to come by. If you're okay with walking a little bit, I suggest parking in one of the Union Depot ramps. With all of the one way streets, traffic can get pretty congested. I highly suggest taking public transportation if you're able to. Food: The stadium food is probably the best part of CHS Field. Ice Cream Cookie Sandwiches, malts from Snuffys, Cheese Curds and Philly Cheese Steak Sandwiches will give your stomach a legit workout during the game. I suggest brining cash for some of the concessions that are primarily available through food runners, such as mini doughnuts and ice cream sandwiches. Transportation: Public transit friendly; Green Line (light rail), major bus lines and plenty of pay-as-you-go hourly city bikes are available. There's plenty of bike parking near the stadium as well. Ticket Prices: $7 & up. Prices fluctuate based on type of ticket, opponent and day of week and or time of day. Cleanliness: five out of five stars. The staff take pride in the new stadium and maintaining its pristine new stadium beauty. Even on game days, the stadium is pretty spotless for an event where people are spitting sunflower seeds as if they were mimicking a leaf blower. Accessibility & Special Needs: Overall, CHS Field is pretty accessible and kid friendly. The only bummer can be dropping off and picking up those with special needs due to the crappy parking situation. There's plenty of bathrooms, enough space to move around on the concourse. There's an area for kids to play/ run around if they get a major case of the wiggles. View: Since the stadium is made for minor league baseball, there's not a bad seat in the house. So called "nosebleeds" are a dream compared to most minor league and major league stadiums. Not to mention, the stadium is beautiful and offers a great view of Lower town Saint Paul if you're lucky enough to go in the suite/ club room area. read more

CHS Field takes the best of the large arenas but leaves off the worst parts. First they keep things cheap. You can get standing room tickets for like $7. They have great food and beverage options. The food here is really good for being arena food. They are small so they can really focus on quality of the their food. They also have a beer garden! It is so cool to see a really strong craft (not crafty) beer selection at an arena. It shows their focus on community. You can't get a "bad seat" here. Even standing you feel like you could reach out and touch the field. It is so small and cozy that even the worst seat is still really good. It is just silly fun too. They keep things light and silly. They recognize that people are here to have fun, make some memories, and just enjoy a night. Most of all this place is clean. It is nice to not walk around and feel sticky all the time. 60/100 read more

We were all really impressed with so much about this venue! The varied entertainment between innings was fun for all ages. The many options of seating was fantastic: from seating of tables & chairs facing the field around much of the stadium edge, to regular seats like we had, to the $5 slanted grassy areas near third base that worked out great for families with children who can't sit still and need to move around. read more