Midway Stadium
 

Midway Stadium Saint Paul is the venue where the St. Paul Saints baseball team plays, in St. Paul, Minnesota. The Midway Stadium address is 1771 Energy Park Drive in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Midway Stadium cost $3 million to build and was built in 1982. The Midway Stadium is named as such because of the proximity of the area, which is mid-way between the downtowns of the Twin Cities, Minneapolis and St. Paul. Midway Stadium, from 1982-1993, was originally named Municipal Stadium. To see a Midway Stadium schedule of events click on the Midway Stadium tickets link.

The Midway Stadium seating chart can hold 6,069 St. Paul Saints baseball fans. Midway Stadium increased seating since Midway Stadium was built to originally hold 2,100 fans. In 1993, Midway Stadium was increased to 5,000 seats in time for the Saints Opening Day, with a further $1.5 million in remodeling with the seats upgraded to the current Midway Stadium capacity of 6,069 seats. Even with the expanded seating area, Midway Stadium is still a rather small baseball field, so buy Midway Stadium tickets now to ensure you get to see the events scheduled at Midway Stadium!

Midway Stadium is the home field for the Hamline University baseball team and has occasionally hosted St Paul concerts. Small private schools in St. Paul use Midway Stadium for football games. Mike Veeck, part owner of the St. Paul Saints baseball team, has declared Midway Stadium as “the ugliest ballpark in America.” Buy Midway Stadium tickets today and decide for yourself.