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About Midway Stadium

Midway Stadium, located at 1771 Energy Park Drive in Saint Paul, Minnesota, is a historic site with a rich baseball heritage. Opened in 1982 as Municipal Stadium and later renamed Midway Stadium, it served as home to Hamline University baseball (1982–2014) and the St. Paul Saints (1993–2014) before being demolished in 2015 to make way for CHS Field. The stadium’s capacity grew over the years, peaking around 6,329, and it hosted notable moments in local sports history. While the venue itself no longer hosts games, the surrounding area remains a hub for fans visiting CHS Field and Saint Paul.

Below you’ll find practical details that help with planning: seating layouts and capacity, parking options, transportation routes, and nearby hotels and dining. We’ve included affiliate partner recommendations to simplify your stay—ensuring you’ve got a reliable connection for lodging and meals when you’re in town.

Seating and layout: Midway Stadium featured a main grandstand with elevated concession levels beneath, plus two bleacher sections located in left-field and right-field/family areas. There was no theater-style seating; premium seats were added in front of the grandstand. Historical capacity varied: 2,100 (1982–1993), 5,000 (1993–1995), 6,069 (1995–2014), with Ballpark Digest noting about 6,329 around 2010. The venue was part of Saint Paul’s energy-focused district and offered a straightforward, fan-friendly experience that prioritized accessibility and a clear view of the action.

Parking: An adjoining lot accommodated roughly 550 vehicles, with additional nearby lots available for event days. Typical parking fees were in the the best available price range, making it a manageable option for fans and visitors.

Transportation: The stadium’s location in Saint Paul makes it accessible by major roadways and local transit routes. For visitors heading to the CHS Field area today, consider planning your route to the surrounding energy park district and allow extra time during peak event periods.

Nearby hotels and dining: Since CHS Field opened nearby in 2015, lodging and dining options are abundant. Affiliate partners include Drury Plaza Hotel St. Paul Downtown and Treasure Island Resort & Casino for extended stays and convenient access. When you’re ready to refuel, you’ll find a range of nearby eateries and casual dining that suit pre- and post-event plans. We recommend checking partner links for exclusive rates and updated availability.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 1771 Energy Park Drive, Saint Paul, MN 55108.
  • Venue type: municipal baseball stadium (home to Hamline University 1982–2014; St. Paul Saints 1993–2014).
  • Opening and demolition: opened September 1982; demolished June 2015.
  • Capacity history: 2,100 (1982–1993); 5,000 (1993–1995); 6,069 (1995–2014); around 6,329 noted by Ballpark Digest around 2010.
  • Notable events: The Replacements performed a hometown reunion show on September 13, 2014.
  • Renamed: formerly Municipal Stadium (1982–1993) before becoming Midway Stadium.
  • Demolished to make way for CHS Field; CHS Field opened in 2015 nearby as the Saints’ new ballpark.
  • Parking: adjoining lot for around 550 vehicles; typical parking was around $7; additional nearby lots existed.
  • Seating/chart: main grandstand with concession levels underneath; two bleacher sections (left-field and right-field/family bleachers); no theater-style seating; premium seats added in front of the grandstand.
  • Nearby hotels: lodging options near CHS Field (e.g., Drury Plaza Hotel St. Paul Downtown; Treasure Island Resort & Casino) for visitors today.