Minnesota Roller Derby
Minnesota Roller Derby is a skater-owned, flat-track roller derby team in St. Paul, Minnesota. The league was founded in 2004 by the Donnelly sisters as Minnesota RollerGirls. As one of the founding members of the WFTDA (Women’s Flat Track Roller Derby Association), Minnesota was among the first teams to have a public game, and was the first to have a home in a professional venue.
Minnesota Roller Derby is committed to empowerment for women, non-binary, and gender-expansive folks. Home team games are fun and ferocious with rivalries both new and old each season. These events are family-friendly, and are favored outings for friends, birthdays and work groups.
Every Minnesota Roller Derby skater is held to the highest standards of sportsmanship, ethics and good will and must adhere to rules set by the league and the WFTDA. MNRD is governed by the skaters, for the skaters. Skaters are not paid and a portion of the proceeds raised by the league is contributed to local charities.
Tickets
- Trackside: Seating on the floor, right next to the track. For your safety, you must be 18+ to sit trackside. All fans seated in trackside sections are asked to wear masks for the safety of skaters and officials.
- Reserved Floor: Access to reserved seating areas on the floor.
- Reserved Balcony: Access to reserved seating areas in the balcony.
- General Admission Floor: Access to open areas on the floor. First come, first serve.
- General Admission Balcony: Access to open seating areas in the balcony. First come, first serve.