Home of St. Louis CITY SC in Downtown West, a KultureCity certified Sensory Inclusive venue with a permanent Sensory Room inside the Guest Services Center near Section 142, sensory bags and weighted lap pads to check out with an ID, and Hidden Disabilities Sunflower lanyards. CITY SC hosts LAFC in the MLS Cup Playoffs on Monday, Nov 23 2026.
Sensory supports. Sensory Room, sensory bags, weighted lap pads.
Hours
A match-day stadium with no daily hours. The next home match is the Audi 2026 MLS Cup Playoffs Round One, Match One, against LAFC, Monday at 7 pm Nov 23 2026 (Central time). If a third match is needed, it is at Energizer Park on Wednesday, Dec 2 2026, time to be announced; if it isn't played, those tickets are 100% refunded. The Sensory Room is available on CITY and CITY2 matchdays.
“There is a permanent Sensory Room, created in partnership with KultureCity & St. Louis Children’s Hospital, within the Guest Services Center located near Section 142. This room is available on CITY & CITY2 matchdays for neurodivergent guests as well as anyone who needs a space to step away from the action.”
“There are also 15 Sensory Bags that can be checked out from Guest Services. IDs are collected in exchange for Sensory Bags. Sensory Bags may not leave Energizer Park.”
“In addition to these, there are also three (3) weighted lap pads available to be checked out of Guest Services, and they come with water-filled markers to provide kids with a simple activity to keep them busy while in their seats. These also require ID to be checked out.”
“Beating drums, flying flags, and non-stop chants will echo and ripple in this section where everyone will be on their feet the whole time during matches.” stlcitysc.com (Supporter Section)
Energizer Park has been a KultureCity certified Sensory Inclusive venue since 2024, and CITY SC has a social story in the KultureCity app and on KultureCity's site to read before you go.
Energizer Park works with Hidden Disabilities Sunflower. At Guest Services near Section 142 you can pick up a Sunflower wristband, lanyard, pin or small information card (in English and Spanish).
The Nursing Room inside Guest Services is for anyone who needs to nurse, pump, calm or feed an infant, or warm a bottle. It has a TV, a fridge, a microwave, a sink, basic bottle cleaning supplies, a changing table, and a coloring activity and play area for little ones.
A permanent Sensory Room inside the Guest Services Center near Section 142, open on CITY and CITY2 matchdays for anyone who needs a space to step away from the action.
15 sensory bags, with headphones and fidget tools, and three weighted lap pads (with water-filled markers) to check out at Guest Services in exchange for an ID; the bags can't leave Energizer Park.
The Supporter Section has drums, flags and non-stop chants with everyone standing the whole match, and you can't come back in on the same ticket once you leave.
For a full-size copy your child can use, open this page at squaredsteps.com, tap Make it yours, then print.
Ask before you go
the Sensory Room's hours on a matchday
a sensory-friendly match date
More about Energizer Park
Louder, in CITY SC's words
Supporter Section (beating drums, flying flags and non-stop chants, with everyone on their feet the whole match)not stated
Celebrations during the match (sometimes the club celebrates with smoke, fire or fireworks, and the whole stadium is a Headphone Zone)not stated
Quieter, in CITY SC's words
Sensory Room, inside the Guest Services Center near Section 142quiet zone
Tickets: all tickets are bought online; the stadium has no Box Office that sells or prints tickets. Children 2 and under don't need a ticket but must sit on the adult's lap. ADA tickets are sold on SeatGeek; on the day of the event, ADA exchanges, first-come, first-served and very limited, are handled at the Box Office or the ticketing tables at Sections 111 and 142.
Bags: only clear bags up to 14 x 14 x 6 inches, plus wallets and clutches under 5 x 7 x 2 inches. Backpacks, including purse backpacks and clear backpacks, aren't allowed. Guests with medical conditions and diaper bags are given a bag policy exemption on a case-by-case basis. Bags can be inspected, and refusing can mean being denied entry. Personal computers aren't allowed without special prior approval.
Food and drinks: no outside food. No outside drinks or empty bottles, including water bottles; the only drinkware allowed is the official CITY SC YETI Rambler 25 oz straw mug, sold at the CITY Goods and Pavilion team stores. Energizer Park has concessions for all kinds of dietary restrictions. It's 100% cashless, with no ATMs.
Also good to know: blankets are allowed and can be inspected. Strollers are welcome but must be checked in at the Guest Services Center. Service animals are allowed; emotional support animals are not. You can't re-enter with the same ticket. The national anthems are always sung live before a match.
Playoffs: for Match One on Nov 23 2026, CITY SC plans a pre-match CITY Block Party on Lou Fusz Plaza, on the east side of the stadium, with live performances by musical guests and games; the club posts details on its social media (@stlcitysc). Group tickets for 10 or more: tickets@stlcitysc.com.
Getting there: the closest MetroLink stop is Union Station. The CITY Parking Garage at 1950 Olive Street has limited drive-up parking, with the entry on Olive east of N 20th, and fees apply; accessible parking spaces are inside the CITY Garage, first-come, first-served. St. Louis Parking sells passes for lots northwest, southwest and southeast of the stadium, Ballpark Village runs a shuttle on matchdays (fees apply), and Union Station offers parking in its West and South lots, with no reservations, so the club suggests arriving before the gates open. Rideshare drop-off and pick-up is on Locust between 20th and 21st Street.
ADA drop-offs: there are two. The first is at Olive and 20th Street, closest to the Enterprise (Northeast) Gate, the most accessible entry point, with no stairs or barriers between the drop-off and the ticket scanner. The second is on 22nd Street at the Moneta Premium Entrance. All gates are accessible, and anyone with any ticket can enter through the main corner gates.
Help: First Aid rooms are behind Section 142 on the Main Concourse and behind Sections 225/226 on the Upper Concourse, with responders at all full-stadium events. Family and accessible restrooms are next to Sections 101, 110, 117, 127, 142 and 215 and in all Premium Spaces; accessible restrooms outside premium spaces have button-operated automatic doors. Every guest-accessible restroom has a baby changing station. For a wheelchair, tell a Guest Experience Team Member at any gate. Staff wear their identifying credentials at all times; Guest Experience Team Members wear yellow lanyards. Lost items are kept at the Guest Services Center.
