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.

Dont do it. Waste of money and time. They are constantly cancelling practices due to field…read moreavailability. They only care about their top teams. My son improved more in an 8 week season with his HS than he has in 5 years with this club. But its not suprising, considering they had 19 boys (not regulation) on a team, practining on a 1/4 field. Do not waste your time with this inconsistent, poorly run club.

From the owner: Salvo Soccer Club: A purpose-driven, player-centered organization. Committed to developing…read moretechnically skilled, tactically intelligent, and emotionally grounded athletes. The game belongs to the players and through soccer, we can shape strong leaders and great people.

I gotta say I kinda like this place. Right in the middle of, shall I say north Eagan, but also off…read morethe beaten path as it is tucked in the back of this industrial area. So this is about the soccer fields but they have a dog park which really should give it 5 stars but those fields. So there are four fields, nicely slopped for drainage, great shape, and lush, lush, grass (at least as of last night). The problem is that they all slope toward the north so that one team is always attacking up a hill. The cool thing is that if you are the significant other of someone playing, you can take your hound over to the dog park which is right there which I think is pretty cool. No idea what that is like and I actually saw someone had made a separate page just for that. Paved parking lots and restroom facilities are all right there.

Great organization! Fantastic team and contagious energy. It is called Joy of the People for a…read morereason!

Our boys have played at Joy for 5 years. They have made the best friendships and developed a love…read moreof the game all in the spirit of PLAY! ​

Totally fine, exactly as expected. Used sporting goods supplies. They do not seem to have anything…read morerelated to outdoor water sports, from why I saw. They sell golf clubs, skates, and other sporting equipment. I felt things were a little expensive but overall fine.

If you or your kids are starting out in sports I highly recommend this sport. When both my boys…read morestarted playing hockey, I got their gear here. and it went a long way. It's a local business with great finds. Staff is friendly a d knowledgeable about the equipment they carry.

This is one of the best parks that I have ever visited! We went at the perfect time of year so that…read moreit was cool out and the leaves were beginning to change.

We visited Minnehaha park for the beautiful waterfall, and were pleasantly surprised by the…read morewonderful bluegrass festival that took place in the pavilion! We enjoyed this thoroughly. The set up was wonderful, and the performers were great. Lots of coupons available as well. There was lots of seating available and food vendors, and of course the staple sea salt eatery. The line was so long we were unable to sacrifice the bluegrass time to get a bite. Love this park! So fun to enjoy in all seasons.

He Said: I feel like Stefon (SNL), this place has it all…read more Indoor community center, baseball field, playground, etc. Great place to spend a few hours inside or outside with the kids. Pros: - Several options for free recreation right in Minneapolis! Cons: - If the community center is closed, not sure where someone can find a restroom or water fountain

Beautiful park with lots of parking and big playground for all ages. Loved that they had a huge…read morefield nearby for the kids to just run around in or fly kites. We didn't use the basketball court but there's one of those too! We might be back in the summer too for wading pool. Plenty of parking! My only gripe is the lack of restrooms. I thought they were supposed to be open for some hours but they were locked.

Beautiful park near the city. Grabbed some take out and found an empty picnic table in the middle…read moreof the day - lots of parking! Watched a few boats launch, saw some geese, enjoyed watching people along the shore. Picnic tables near the water at the North Entrance. Check it out!

Trying to be more intentional about exploring parks around Minneapolis this year, and Hidden Falls…read moreseemed like the perfect place to start. We usually default to Minnehaha Falls across the river, but I'd never actually explored this side--which looks to be really sprawling with new townhomes and modular single family homes. We parked near the dam and walked along the trail to reach the stairs leading down to Hidden Falls. Heads up: the walk down is a little precarious since there's no railing for most of the stairs, but it's not very steep and the trek itself is pretty short. The falls themselves were a bit disappointing at the moment--more of a trickle than a waterfall--but it is early in the season. That said, the forested park area it winds through was really nice, and made the visit worth it regardless. I can already tell this place is probably stunning in the summer when everything is green and flowing! Even with the lower water level, it was a great way to explore somewhere new and great to see there were so many people already exploring the park with it being chilly still!