Surly is very proud to be a founding partner of MN United and an official member of the 2019 Black & Brew Collection at Allianz Field. There will be multiple places for you to Get Surly at Allianz Field all season long. Here’s a helpful map to guide you:

We’ll also continue providing a pre- and post-match destination for fans and supporter groups. Although it’s now a bit too long to march from the brewery to the stadium, we’re still on the Green Line, and we invite you and yours to park/bike/walk here, hop on the train, and head to Allianz for some good, old-fashioned RAILGATING (copyright pending).

If you don’t want to deal with Midway parking, we’re offering a $10 Railgating package:

  • 1 24-hour light-rail pass
  • 1 voucher for a beverage at Surly pre- or post-match.

Surly Railgating will be available for ALL home matches during the 2019 season. We recommend purchasing in advance, but there will be some day-of availability. Check the schedule and buy yours here. 

Scarves Up.

OTHER THINGS TO KNOW:

  • Free parking (map below).
  • Plenty of bike parking and easy access to the Green Line.
  • Full menu inside; outside, we'll have beer stations and the Surly Food Truck running with a variety of hot dogs, brats, and sausages, served with chips, plus Surly nuts and Surly snack mix.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

WHERE, EXACTLY, CAN I PARK?

Between Surly Brewing, Allina and UEL, there are over 1,000 places to park your vehicle on weekends, in addition to hundreds of street parking spots.

Places where you can park:

  • Surly Brewing Co. Parking Lots
  • Allina Parking Lot
  • UEL Parking Lot
  • Some city streets

Places where you can’t park:

  • Other city streets.
  • Local business parking lots not listed above
  • In Surly’s employee parking lot
  • Loading zones
  • Loading docks
  • On the lawn
  • On the sidewalk
  • Anywhere signage otherwise indicated NO PARKING.

Here is a helpful map:

CAN I TAILGATE IN MY PARKING SPOT?
No. That’s, like, illegal and stuff. We did set up a tent where you can grab a beer and eat food, though, which are the two of the three main components of tailgating.  We don’t know what to tell you about hacky-sacking. You can probably get a good hack going, but respect other people’s space.