Minnesota Vikings Tickets

Learn About Minnesota Vikings Tickets

If you are looking for  Minnesota Vikings tickets, you are in the right place. Immortal Seats is the ticket marketplace to go through for cheap Vikings tickets and great-value tickets to all Minnesota events and National Football League games.

Minnesota Vikings History

Minnesota Vikings Fact Check:

• Minnesota Vikings Founded - 1960
• Minnesota Vikings Stadium - U.S. Bank Stadium
• Minnesota Vikings Super Bowl Championships - Zero
• Minnesota Vikings Last Super Bowl Win - None Yet
• Minnesota Vikings Weird Fact - The Minnesota Vikings have the best all-time winning percentage of any team that has not won a Super Bowl.

Minnesota Vikings Tickets (FAQs)

How much do Minnesota Vikings tickets cost?

Minnesota Vikings tickets vary in price based on supply and demand. They are typically the cheapest ticket for a home game in the NFC North, and tickets for some games can be found for under $100.

Where can I buy Minnesota Vikings tickets?

The best place to buy Minnesota Vikings tickets is with Immortal Seats through our website or mobile app.

Is it possible to buy cheap Minnesota Vikings tickets?

Minnesota Vikings tickets vary widely in price. Some games against rivals and other big-name teams will have very few tickets for under $150. Other games can sell tickets for less than $90 as supply outweighs demand. Shop around on Immortal Seats for any day you can go to get the best Vikings ticket deal.

Where do the Minnesota Vikings play?

The Minnesota Vikings play at U.S. Bank Stadium in downtown Minneapolis. The Vikings have been tenants since the stadium opened in 2016, with the indoor stadium replacing the aging Metrodome. The Vikings played for two years at Huntington Bank Stadium on the campus of the University of Minnesota while U.S. Bank Stadium was being built.

Are there other events at U.S. Bank Stadium?

Yes. U.S. Bank Stadium has hosted early-season University of Minnesota baseball games since 2017. This is because the weather in Minnesota at the start of college baseball season is so cold.

The stadium has hosted a Super Bowl and an NCAA Men's Basketball Final Four, while a handful of soccer matches have been played at U.C. Bank Stadium.

The first concert at the stadium was Luke Bryan in 2016. Other artists who have played at U.S. Bank Stadium include Metallica, Coldplay, and Taylor Swift.

Where can I buy parking for Minnesota Vikings games?

Immortal Seats is where you buy cheap Minnesota Vikings parking passes. Get your pass through the ticket link next to the Vikings game you are going to on the website, and ensure you will have parking when attending a Vikings game or other U.S. Bank Stadium event.

Which team is the main rival of the Minnesota Vikings?

The Vikings' main rivals are in the NFC North. While rivalries with the Detroit Lions and Chicago Bears exist, the most notable rivalry the Vikings have is with the Green Bay Packers.

These two teams have been playing since 1961, a game that the Packers won 33-7. The cities share a climate and a culture, while the late-career move of Packers' legend Brett Favre to the Vikings (via the New York Jets) only served to stoke this fire.

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