Midway Stadium

'Midway Stadium'
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Address:	1771 Energy Park Drive, St. Paul, MN 55108
Capacity:	6,069
Opened:	1982
Surface:	Grass
Also known as:	Municipal Stadium
Current resident(s):	St. Paul Saints
Field dimensions:	Left 320' Center 400' Right 320'

Midway Stadium was the home of the St. Paul Saints of the independent American Association until 2014.

The original Midway Stadium was built in 1957 to accommodate the Saints, who were then a AAA team in the American Association. It served until 1960 but was abandoned when the Minnesota Twins moved to the Minneapolis-St. Paul area and used Metropolitan Stadium as their ballpark. It remained open, although badly under-used, until its demolition in 1981.

The current and much smeller Midway Stadium was built across Snelling Avenue and became the home of the independent Saints when they joined the Northern League in 1993.

Related Sites

• Midway Stadium (St. Paul) at the SABR Bio Project