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MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) -- For the first time Vikings fans got a chance to experience "Vikings Voyage" Friday. It's another unique aspect of U.S. Bank Stadium where fans can test their skills through virtual reality and other methods.

It starts with the new Vikings Locker Room where you'll find a little something for every Vikings fan.

"I'm buying tattoos, can coolers, a ton of accessories," Vikings fan Kris Johnson said.

When you walk up the stairs from the locker room, you'll walk into a world of Vikings history and virtual reality.

"These are RFID bands," Vikings representative Erin Swartz said. "These will allow people to log in and track their scores throughout the space."

Wristbands in place, fans got a chance to test their skills in the Vikings Voyage. There's a game where you can try and catch passes from Teddy Bridgewater.

"It was awesome. Everything was so real," Vikings fan Maddux Shockman said.

"It's pretty cool. It's real life. So it seems like you are actually there and actually playing," Vikings fan Raegan Johnson said.

There are even opportunities to test your strength and test your knowledge of Purple history -- with the Lore of the North. Milestones accomplished by players of the past are on display, including a tribute to Cris Carter's 1,000 catches.

"One thousand of these balls are suspended from the ceiling which gives you a sense of the enormity of that accomplishment," Swartz said.

Everything here is about connecting fans with the team. Even if that means running a drill where you can compare your time to Vikings cornerback Terence Newman.

"He was a little bit faster. Just a bit," said fan Micah Reed.

The Vikings Voyage will open at 9:30 a.m. Sunday morning, a few hours before kick-off.

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Minnesota Vikings fans can now experience the team’s past and present in a 10,000-square-foot interactive space inside the new U.S. Bank Stadium. Designed and fabricated by Dimensional Innovations, the Vikings Voyage provides fans with a dynamic experience that is free for fans of all ages.

“As an organization, we constantly look to innovate and provide the best fan experience possible, and our approach was no different with the addition of the Vikings Voyage,” said Vikings Owner/President Mark Wilf. “The Voyage brings fans together, allowing them to engage with their family and friends while celebrating Vikings history.”

Within the innovative space, fans will have the opportunity to participate in combine-themed events, including catching passes while wearing a virtual reality Vikings helmet, running a shuttle drill against a current Vikings player’s pace, and hitting a tackling sled that measures impact force. The space allows fans to track scores and compete against others at the various stations by wearing bracelets connected to the RFID system.

“We came to DI to help us develop how this could be a mix of your traditional hall of fame experience – something that’s got the artifacts and memorabilia, but also something that can be fun and interactive for fans of all ages,” said Jenny Haag, Senior Manager of Stadium Partnership for the Minnesota Vikings.

Along with competitive games, the Voyage includes a full-size ship hull that features a 30-foot projection screen displaying historic and modern-day Vikings footage. Fans can also learn about the history of the Vikings uniform and pads through a transparent organic light-emitting diode (OLED) uniform interactive – the first of its kind in an NFL stadium – that will showcase changes in equipment and materials over the course of the franchise’s history. Vikings legends were also brought to life within the space. The enormity of Cris Carter’s incredible receiving record is captured by hanging 1,000 chrome footballs from the ceiling in a visually stunning display. Fans can also sit right beside the Purple People Eaters, providing a great photo opportunity for fans of all ages. And ‘Lore of the North’ features nostalgic and iconic elements from the teams’ history that are carefully displayed with photos and graphics to tell their story.

“DI is thrilled to be involved with the project, and it gave us the opportunity to showcase so many of our capabilities: design, fabrication, innovation, technology and more. But the real excitement is seeing fans using and enjoying the space,” Brent Haag, Account Director for Dimensional Innovations Sports Practice.

For more information, please contact Quincy Morris of Dimensional Innovations at 913.617.3494 or qmorris@dimin. Dimensional Innovations specializes in designing and building immersive fan experiences and has worked with numerous MLB, NFL, NBA, MLS and NHL teams.

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Vikings Voyage Added to U.S. Bank Stadium

The  Minnesota Vikings have announced  Vikings Voyage , a 10,000 square foot display space at the soon-to-open  U.S. Bank Stadium .

Complete with memorabilia exhibits, virtual reality displays, and a radio-frequency identification (RFID) system, Vikings Voyage is slated to be installed in the northwest corner of U.S. Bank Stadium before the Vikings’ first home pre-season game on August 28.

“As an organization, we constantly look to innovate and provide the best fan experience possible, and our approach was no different with the addition of the Vikings Voyage,” said Vikings Owner/President  Mark Wilf . “The Voyage will bring fans together, allowing them to engage with their family and friends while celebrating Vikings history.”

Designed by Dimensional Innovations and featuring MVP virtual reality technology, the privately-funded Voyage will be free for fans of all ages and open during all Vikings events. Within the innovative space, fans will have the opportunity to participate in combine-themed events, including catching passes while wearing a virtual reality Vikings helmet, running a shuttle drill against a current Vikings player’s pace, and hitting a tackling sled that measures impact force. The space allows fans to track scores and compete against others at the various stations by wearing bracelets connected to the RFID system.

Along with competitive games, the Voyage will include a full-size ship hull that features a 27-foot projection screen displaying historic and modern-day Vikings footage. Fans will learn about the history of the Vikings uniform and pads through a transparent OLED uniform interactive – the first of its kind in an NFL stadium – that will showcase changes in equipment and materials over the course of the franchise’s history. Closing out the space will be a museum experience featuring memorabilia, infographics and photos.

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Vikings Voyage to be on display at U.S. Bank Stadium

By adam carlson | jul 14, 2016.

Minnesota Vikings fans attending a game at U.S. Bank Stadium will have access to an interactive virtual reality experience called the Vikings Voyage.

U.S. Bank Stadium continues to get more and more impressive as details about the facility continue to sprinkle in. This time. the announcement is for an exhibit called the Vikings Voyage, which sounds like something fans in Minnesota could really enjoy.

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According to the Minnesota Vikings official website , fans will be able to participate in interactive events while enjoying Vikings Voyage, including recreating tests from the NFL Combine, Vikings practices, and moments in the history of the franchise.

Vikings Owner/President Mark Wilf is very excited about this attraction and feels it will help bring even more of a unique quality to those attending Minnesota Vikings games live at U.S. Bank Stadium.

"“As an organization, we constantly look to innovate and provide the best fan experience possible, and our approach was no different with the addition of the Vikings Voyage. The Voyage will bring fans together, allowing them to engage with their family and friends while celebrating Vikings history.”"

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The space for Vikings Voyage is large. The exhibition will take up 10,000 square feet of room and will be the located in the northwest corner in the facility. Designed by Dimensional Innovations and featuring MVP virtual reality technology, Viking Voyage is completely privately funded and will be free for those hoping to participate at U.S. Bank Stadium.

A full-size ship sail will also be on display. It will showcase the current and former Minnesota Vikings teams in an effort to hype up the crowd and get fans excited for NFL action. The sail measures 27 feet and will have short documentaries on things like the history of the team’s pads, helmets, and more in addition to the hype footage.

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For Minnesota Vikings fans, it appears as though U.S. Bank Stadium is the place to be in 2016. Between the football games, atmosphere, activities, and food, there should be absolutely no shortage of things to do on game day.

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We came to DI to help us develop how this could be a mix of your traditional hall of fame experience—something that’s got the artifacts and memorabilia,

but also something that can be fun and interactive for fans of all ages."

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The Vikings Voyage is located in the northwest corner of U.S. Bank Stadium, and it provides fans with an interactive experience that includes virtual reality, personalized RFID check-in, and a first-of -its-kind OLED equipment display. The activation provides fans with the opportunity to participate in combine-themed events, including catching passes while wearing a virtual reality Vikings helmet, running the three-cone drill against a current Vikings player’s pace, and hitting a tackling sled that measures impact force. The space allows fans to track scores and compete against others at the various stations by wearing bracelets connected to the RFID system.

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News | ‘Vikings Voyage’ at U.S. Bank Stadium will be an interactive fan experience

This will be possible courtesy of a “ Vikings Voyage ” stadium exhibit that is brimming with interactive technology. The football club announced the long-under-wraps project on Thursday.

The Minnesota Vikings' new "Vikings Voyage" exhibit will feature a 40-foot-long space made to resemble a Vikings longship, with a 27-foot-long-by-7-foot-tall screen displaying Vikings prepared content. (Courtesy image: Minnesota Vikings)

The Minnesota Vikings' new "Vikings Voyage" exhibit will feature museum-like sections along with interactive stations for the athletic and non-athletic alike. (Courtesy image: Minnesota Vikings)

The Minnesota Vikings' new "Vikings Voyage" exhibit will feature a "Purple People Eaters" sculpture modeled on a now-iconic photograph. (Courtesy image: Minnesota Vikings)

Football fans can adopt three-point stances to hit a pad defensive-line-style, compare their jumping and running prowess against that of real players, and put on virtual-reality goggles to field passes from a virtual quarterback.

The exhibit’s various hands-on stations will feed wannabe players’ results into electronic displays and lighting strips, then record their stats onto special bracelets that are theirs to keep for future visits.

The 10,000-square-foot exhibit, directly above the team store and also reachable via the Minneapolis skyway, will have much to offer less-active visitors, as well.

This includes:

• An homage to star player Cris Carter featuring 1,000 chrome footballs hanging from the ceiling to symbolize his career catches.
• A “battle armor” exhibit that displays Vikings team uniforms from 1969, 1989 and today, along with a touch-screen brimming with details about uniform features.
• A 40-foot-long space made to resemble the hull of a historical Viking longship, with a 27-foot-long, 7-foot-tall screen displaying Vikings video.
• A “Purple People Eaters” sculpture featuring likenesses of the four seated players from the 1960s and ’70s teams — Alan Page, Carl Eller, Jim Marshall and Gary Larsen — as depicted in a now-iconic photograph. There will be room for visitors to sit beside them.
• A “Lore of the North” museum section with historical Vikings football artifacts, such as pieces of the goalposts torn down by fans when the team ended its Met Stadium run.

The Vikings said the “Voyage” exhibit will be available to anyone attending a Vikings game or Vikings-themed event at U.S. Bank Stadium, but visitors will need to reserve a spot in advance. The exhibit will accommodate roughly 250 people at one time.

It will be open before and after games and Vikings events in order to accommodate as many people as possible.

The exhibit is funded entirely with private money, the team said.

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Vikings receiver Jordan Addison nursing another ankle injury after exiting victory over Giants

Jordan Addison, who had three catches for 35 yards, left in the third quarter after being tackled low. Coach Kevin O’Connell said it’s not the same ankle Addison injured previously.

By Andrew Krammer

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Vikings receiver Jordan Addison did not need a walking boot or crutches to exit the visiting locker room at MetLife Stadium after Sunday’s 28-6 victory over the Giants .

But he wasn’t interested in talking about the ankle injury that forced him to leave the game in the third quarter. Addison did not answer questions about how he was feeling while walking out of the locker room. Head coach Kevin O’Connell said Addison injured his other ankle — but not the one in which he suffered a high ankle sprain on Aug. 14 and missed a few weeks of practice.

Meaning Addison, who had three catches for 35 yards, has suffered two ankle injuries in the past month.

“We’re going to have him fully evaluated,” O’Connell said. “Don’t know the severity of it yet, but Jordan made some big plays for us early on there, and to lose him kind of affected a little bit of the flow there in the second half. But hopefully, it will be a shorter-term thing.”

Center Garrett Bradbury also played through a knee injury, O’Connell added.

Addison appeared to get injured in the third quarter when he was tackled low by Giants linebacker Darius Muasau . The catch was negated because of a holding call on left tackle Christian Darrisaw .

Addison exited the game immediately. Five plays later, quarterback Sam Darnold found receiver Jalen Nailor for a 21-yard touchdown. Receiver Justin Jefferson liked what he saw from his fellow receivers.

“We got some guys,” Jefferson said. “We’ve been saying that we have the talent in this [receiver] room to compete with anybody in this league. [Nailor] doesn’t get a lot of time on the field, so when those opportunities come, making the most of them.”

Pass rushing: a team effort

The Vikings defense harassed Giants quarterback Daniel Jones to the tune of 12 hits, including five sacks, in a game where New York consistently trailed and attempted 42 passes. Nine Vikings defenders tagged off on Jones, who saw a flurry of real blitzes and fake pressures designed to scheme up one-on-one pass rushing opportunities for others.

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Four defensive linemen — Andrew Van Ginkel , Dallas Turner , Harrison Phillips and Patrick Jones II — combined for five sacks.

“Our room is crazy,” edge rusher Jonathan Greenard said. “Pick your poison when it comes to our room. Nobody’s trying to do too much, nobody is thinking they’re better than anybody else. If you have an opportunity, go make it.”

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Greenard, the Vikings’ top free agent signing in March, didn’t land a sack. But he drilled Jones on a third down in the second quarter. He said he’s focused on a different stat after failing to win the previous two Week 1 games for the Houston Texans. Greenard was inactive for season openers in 2020 and 2021.

“First time starting 1-0,” Greenard said, “so I’m good.”

Ham’s uncharacteristic blunder

Fullback C.J. Ham , a two-time Pro Bowler, has touched the ball 114 times in his nine-year NFL career. But for just the second time on Sunday, he put the ball on the ground. Ham coughed up a fumble on the Vikings’ opening possession during an 8-yard catch. The turnover set up the Giants offense deep in Vikings territory and led a 23-yard field goal.

“The team played great,” Ham said. “Obviously made a mistake, fumbled the ball. That’s something that was hard for me, but our team was resilient. They picked me back up.”

• Safety Harrison Smith intercepted a desperation throw from Jones on fourth down, marking the 35th career interception for the former All-Pro defender. Smith, who is 35 years old in his 13th season, extended his lead as the NFL’s active interception leader. “In 2022, first game he ended up getting a pick against the Packers, and he ended up with five picks that year,” safety Camryn Bynum said. “After the game, I told him it’s going to be that type of year.”
• Giants linebacker Carter Coughlin , the former Eden Prairie and Gophers product, exited the game in the first half due to a pectoral injury. Giants punt returner Gunner Olszewski , from Bemidji State, did not play after aggravating a groin injury during warmups.

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Paul Allen's response to Mike Zimmer drama: 'I'm out here catching strays'

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It didn't get much attention when it happened, but Minnesota Vikings announcer Paul Allen did have a response to Mike Zimmer's scathing remarks in a recent newspaper interview.

Zimmer admitted he holds grudges and has one against Allen after the KFAN host made a comment about him snapping back at Kirk Cousins when the former Vikings head coach and quarterback infamously clashed during a win over the Lions in October 2021. Allen's precise words during a radio segment on his KFAN show from Sept. 6, 2022, went as follows:

"Yeah, Zim snapped when Cousins pushed him," Allen said. "And looking back at it, the former head coach got that side-eye and rage steaming from his nostrils. And he wanted to go. But then he didn’t want to go. Kirk sensed a free shot during the working relationship and he got one in."

In the wide-eyed interviewed with the Star Tribune , Zimmer addressed his relationship with Allen, which went from being friendly enough to co-own a racehorse together — Allen is the longtime track announcer at Canterbury Park in Shakopee, Minn. — to Zimmer buying out Allen's share of the horse and holding a grudge.

“Hey, I pushed Kirk back pretty hard, too,” Zimmer said. “But I just didn’t like what PA said. We’re supposed to be friends. Why you got to talk about me? Unfortunately, I hold grudges. That’s just how I am.”

The issue came up briefly when Allen was chatting with Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio on his 9-to-Noon KFAN show on Sept. 4.

"How about that stray I caught over the weekend from Mike Zimmer in the Star Tribune story?" Allen said. "I was trying to get through a holiday weekend, call some races and I'm out here catching strays out of nowhere."

Florio thought Zimmer's airing of dirty laundry in the public was out of line.

"How dare you tell the truth when Mike Zimer snapped during that weird shoving match with Kirk Cousins after the win over the Lions. How dare you say what your eyes were telling your brain? How dare you," Florio, with plenty of sarcasm, responded. "I thought you were his friend, I thought you would lie for a friend, create a false impression, I thought that you would come up with something better than the truth.

"Here's the truth: Zimmer didn't do himself any favors saying the stuff he said. It'd be better to just shut your mouth, go to work, do well and stick it to people that way. When you try to settle scores publicly like that, people aren't going to feel bad for, people aren't going to be rooting for you. If anything, they're going to be rooting for you to fail."

🗣️ READ IT LIKE A BOOK 📻: @PAOnTheMic | @KFAN1003 pic.twitter.com/iyldWQebcG — Minnesota Vikings (@Vikings) September 10, 2024

While Zimmer doesn't seem to enjoy Allen's company any longer, there's a very large group of people who adore the Vikings play-by-play guy. One of them is Gregg Rosenthal, who on his No. 1-rated NFL podcast, NFL Daily, commented about the horse situation Monday after playing a touchdown highlight featuring Allen.

"That's Paul Allen of KFAN," Rosenthal said after the highlight. "The great Paul Allen, who once owned a horse with Mike Zimmer, we found out last week. And Mike Zimmer's feelings were so hurt when Paul Allen dared to mention that he pushed Kirk Cousins that Mike Zimmer then made Paul Allen sell his share of the horse. He kept the horse. What a story, and they haven't spoken since. I mean, why hold so many grudges, Mike Zimmer? Who doesn't love Paul Allen?"

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The New York Giants are set to kick off their 100th season on Sunday by welcoming the Minnesota Vikings to MetLife Stadium. The season opener will start at 1 p.m. ET and air on FOX.

The matchup marks the 32nd time these two teams face off, with their most recent encounter taking place in the 2022 playoffs, where the Giants secured a 31-24 victory in the Wild Card round at U.S. Bank Stadium. The Giants are looking to finally beat Minnesota in the regular season for the first time since 2013. New York has also failed to win a home opener since a week 3 victory against New Orleans in 2016.

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What: Giants vs. Vikings When: Sunday, Sept. 8 Where: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, N.J. Game Time: 1 p.m. TV: FOX Announcers: Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma, Megan Olivi Radio: Giants Radio Network — WFAN 101.9 FM (Bob Papa, Carl Banks, Howard Cross) | Giants Spanish Radio — WADO 1280 AM (Nestor Rosario, Francis Adames) | Sirius XM: Channel 121 or 232 Streaming: Giants.com and Giants mobile app | NFL+ FanDuel Sportsbook Odds : Giants +1.5 | Moneyline: -112 | Over/Under: 41.5 Weather : Clear, 69℉, Wind at 10 mph Referee : Alex Kemp

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It’s more than just a tour – it’s a backstage pass to the home of the Minnesota Vikings, NCAA Men's Final Four, the Summer X Games, and Super Bowl LII.

Ultimate Touchdown Tour

Public Tours

Group Tours

A one-of-a-kind pregame sneak peek inside U.S. Bank Stadium that showcases the preparation for game day.

Your ninety-minute guided adventure through U.S. Bank Stadium will give you exclusive access to the home of the Minnesota Vikings.

Educational Tours

A full guided tour of the stadium plus additonal learning opportunities for students and school groups. 

Get a behind-the-scenes look at the inner workings of the Stadium on a tour that is exclusive to you and your guests.

Know Before You Go

Blackout Dates

U.S. Bank Stadium Tours are subject to the event calendar for the venue. Blackout dates are indicated with a red X on the calendars below. 

How Do I Buy Tickets?

Public Tour and Ultimate Touchdown Tour tickets can be purchased  here .

All stadium tours are sold through ticketmaster.com or through the Tour Department.

Due to popularity, advance ticket purchases are strongly recommended.

How Do I Get Tickets For A Child Under 5 Years Old?

Children under age five do not need a ticket to attend a U.S. Bank Stadium Tour. Children must be accompanied by an adult while touring U.S. Bank Stadium.

Limit two children under age five per adult.

How Much Do Tickets Cost? Do You Offer Discounts?

Public Tour Pricing   

Group Tour Pricing

 For group and educational tour pricing, please reach out to the tours department at  [email protected] .

Ultimate Touchdown Tour Pricing

What Do I Get To See On The Tour?

Public and Group Tours

Many spaces will be available for the stadium tours including, but not limited to, the Vikings Locker Room, Legacy Ship, Stadium Art Collection, premium clubs and suites, field area, interview rooms, and the Thomson Reuters Press Level. Tour routes are subject to change due to availability based on events and activities throughout the stadium.

In addition to all of the spaces included in the public and group tours, the Ultimate Touchdown Tour includes a VIP pregame experience. It captures the excitement of gameday, while also showcasing the features and behind the scenes looks at the stadium art collection, press level, and premium areas such as clubs and suites. The opportunities to explore the inner workings of the stadium, experience the preparation for gameday, and play on the U.S. Bank Stadium field, paired with learning about the history, architecture, sustainability efforts, and operation of the stadium from knowledgeable tour guides, makes this an exciting educational activity for guests of all ages.

What Is Included In An Educational Tour?

U.S. Bank Stadium offers Educational Tours for students and school groups, including public, private, and home school groups, summer camps, college classes, etc. If you are unsure if your group qualifies for an Educational Tour, describe your group in the tour request form and a Tour Representative will respond as soon as possible.

Educational Tours include a full guided tour of the stadium plus additional learning opportunities. 

• Grades K-8 offer a 30-minute educational presentation about either the sustainability features and initiatives of U.S. Bank Stadium or insight into career paths in the sports and events industry.
• Grades 9-12+ offer a Q & A session with a U.S. Bank Stadium employee that focuses on a specific area of interest, pending availability. Please note your interest for either the presentation or speaker on the tour request form below. 

Please note:  we require two (2) weeks notice before your requested educational tour date.

How Long Do Tours Last?

Tours are ninety (90) minutes long. Please wear comfortable walking shoes.

Tours are one hundred and twenty (120) minutes long. Please wear comfortable walking shoes.

Are Tours Accessible For ADA Needs?

All tours are accessible. Wheelchairs are available per request and require an accompanied guest to assist.

What Times Of Day Are Offered For Tours? Are They Offered On The Weekends?

Tours are currently offered Thursday - Sunday, beginning at 10:00 AM, 12:00 PM, 1:00 PM, and 3:00 PM. Tours are not offered on blackout dates.

Please reach out to the tours department for group tour availability  [email protected] .

Ultimate Touchdown Tours

Offered on select days before a Vikings home game. Available dates and times can be found  here .

Is Parking Available For Tours?

There are several options for parking around U.S. Bank Stadium, but parking is not included with the tour purchase. We encourage public transportation to the stadium as well as locating parking in nearby areas. The Stadium Parking Ramp is located near the U.S. Bank Stadium Ticket Office at 740 S 4 th  Street, Minneapolis, MN 55415.

What Items Are Not Permitted In U.S. Bank Stadium?

• Any bag larger than 12″ x 6″ x 12″
• Hard sided containers or coolers, briefcases, backpacks, fanny packs, cinch bags, luggage of any kind, computer bags, camera bags and large traditional seat cushions that have pockets*
• Glass, cans, aluminum bottles or thermoses of any kind*
• Laser pens/pointers
• Video cameras or mono/tripods
• Cameras with lenses over six (6) inches long
• Laptop computers
• Large/golf umbrellas
• Firearms, knives or weapons of any kind
• Illegal drugs or substances
• Alcoholic beverages
• Signs, banners or flags on poles, staffs or selfie sticks
• Televisions
• Animals (except service animals to aid persons with disabilities)
• Air horns, whistles, cowbells or other distracting noisemakers
• Any devices that may interfere with and/or distract any sports or event participant, other guests, audio or audio/visual telecast or recording of the game or event or any technology-related service provided at the stadium
• Projectiles (ie. frisbees, beach balls, footballs)
• Aerosol (ie. mace, pepper spray, hairspray, sunscreen)
• Fireworks, confetti or glitter
• Obscene or indecent clothing
• Use of wheeled footwear, skateboards and hover boards
• Outside food

*Exceptions will be made for those with medical requirements/special needs.

What If I Arrive After My Scheduled Tour Time?

Plan to arrive 5 minutes early before your designated tour time as tours begin promptly on time. Guests that arrive more than 10 minutes late to their scheduled tour shall be denied admittance into the stadium for their tour. 

What Happens If There Is Inclement Weather?

Our tours operate rain or shine. Emergency weather may impact the operation. Refunds or re-scheduling under this condition is TBD. If your tour is cancelled or rescheduled due to weather, you will be contacted by the U.S. Bank Stadium Tours Department.

Where Can Buses Park While The Tour Is Going On?

Bus parking is suggested on 7th St. between Chicago Ave. and 11th Ave.

Where Does The Tour Guide Meet For Tours?

Public tours and Ultimate Touchdown Tours start at the Polaris Gate on the north-west side of the stadium, next to the Ticket Office.

How Much Does A Private Or Educational Tour Cost?

The cost for a group tour depends on the number of guests in your group. Please fill out the tour request form with an accurate number of guests and our tour department will reach out to you in 24-48 business hours with an estimated tour cost. If you have additional questions about pricing, please email  [email protected] .

Where Do We Start Our Educational Or Private Tours?

The starting point for all group tours (both private and educational) is at the Legacy Gate located on the west side of the stadium off of Chicago Avenue.

Tour Policies

Tours begin promptly at their designated time. Guests arriving more than 10 minutes late to their scheduled tour shall be denied admittance into the stadium for their tour. 

All tour dates, times and tour stops are subject to change without notice due to events in the stadium. Specific tour routes are established each day based on events and activities in the stadium, therefore all sites on the tour are subject to availability.

Discounted tickets will require proof of ID. Please have your military/student ID with you on your tour.

Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.

Notify your tour guide of any special needs including wheelchair access. All public and private tours are wheelchair accessible and complimentary wheelchairs are available upon request (subject to availability).

U.S. Bank Stadium is a smoke-free facility.

Guests are welcome to carry in the following items at U.S. Bank Stadium:

• Factory-sealed plastic bottle of water that is less than 12 ounces
• Still-photography cameras with a lens that is 6 inches or less in length
• Hand-carried jackets or blankets; which will be searched upon entry

​For a list of prohibited items and other U.S. Bank Stadium Tour FAQ, please click  here .

Interpreter Request Form

Special Assistance

For any guest requiring special assistance, contact the U.S. Bank Stadium Tour Department at 612-777-8776.

Tour Route & Location Availability

Specific tour routes are established each day based on events and activities in the stadium, therefore all sites on the tour are subject to availability.

For groups larger than 20-30 guests, we may split your group up with multiple tour guides. Please plan your staff accordingly to ensure all groups are supervised during their tour.

Educational or Group Tours Request Form

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Many would argue, there’s not a bad seat in the house at U.S. Bank Stadium, and many locals would agree. For anyone who’s ever experienced first-hand a Minnesota Vikings game at U.S. Bank Stadium, they’ll be eager to tell you how it’s the greatest football stadium ever built. From the state-of-the-art design, to the incredible lighting and impressive video boards, U.S. Bank Stadium is the place to be in the Land of 10,000 Lakes. Here’s everything you should know before visiting.

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Where is U.S. Bank Stadium located? 

U.S. Bank Stadium is located in downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota. The address is 401 Chicago Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55415

When was the U.S. Bank Stadium created?

Built on the former site of the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, the indoor stadium officially had its grand opening on July 22, 2016. The Vikings used to play in the Metrodome from 1982 until its closure in 2013 when construction began for the new stadium. During construction the Vikings played the 2014 and 2015 seasons at the open-air Huntington Bank Stadium on the campus of the University of Minnesota.

Who plays at U.S. Bank Stadium?

The Minnesota Vikings play at U.S. Bank Stadium, and the stadium also hosts early season college baseball games of the University of Minnesota Golden Gophers.

What is the capacity of the U.S. Bank Stadium?

The capacity is 66,806 for most games, but can be expanded to 73,000 for soccer, concerts, and special events.

What time do the gates open at U.S. Bank Stadium?

U.S. Bank Stadium gates will open two hours before kickoff, but if there are special events or concerts at the stadium the time will vary according to each individual event.

How much is the parking at U.S. Bank Stadium?

U.S. Bank Stadium does not directly manage any public parking areas, although the Mills Fleet Farm parking garage is connected via skyway to the stadium to keep you insulated from the elements while you commute to the game. You can expect to pay between $20 to $40 for parking. You will want to leave early enough to find parking if Mills Fleet Farm’s parking garage is full. 

You can also book a parking spot ahead of time to lessen the stress of trying to find a spot before the game or other event starts.

Can you tailgate at U.S. Bank Stadium?

Yes, you can tailgate at U.S. Bank Stadium. Tailgating for all weekend games opens five hours before kick-off. Tailgating for all weekday games is open three hours before kickoff. We suggest arriving early because parking for tailgating is limited. Tailgating is also only allowed in authorized parking lots and ramps and is for Vikings games only. If there is another event at the stadium, you will need to be authorized by the parking lot operator before tailgating.

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Can you watch warm-ups of the Minnesota Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium?

Before the game, you can watch the football team’s warm-up at U.S. Bank Stadium. You can head down to section 100 and see if you can get an autograph or a picture with the players. 

What can you bring to U.S. Bank Stadium?

Bags that are clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC and are not any larger than 12″ x 12″ x 6″ can be brought into the stadium. 

You are not allowed to bring in purses larger than a small clutch bag, coolers, briefcases, backpacks, fanny packs, cinch bags, seat cushions, strollers, etc. If you can make it happen, try not to bring any bags into the stadium.

Can you bring food and water to U.S. Bank Stadium?

Outside food and beverages are not permitted, with the exception of one 12 oz factory-sealed plastic bottle of water or medically necessary items. Any other food or beverages must be purchased once inside the stadium.

Is U.S. Bank Stadium cashless? 

U.S. Bank Stadium is now cashless and accepts all major credit cards as payment. You must use credit or debit cards to pay for food, beverages, and merchandise. 

How much is a suite at U.S. Bank Stadium?

Suites cost between $5,000-$35,000 depending on the event and game. Guests will also receive VIP parking passes. Inside the luxury suite is a private restroom, upscale furnishing, and HDTVs. Premium in-suite catering options are available to purchase in advance.

• Loft suites are located on the sidelines of U.S. Bank Stadium and will include 18 tickets.
• Norseman Suites are located just 36 rows from the field and offer some of the best vantage points to watch Vikings football and will include 10 tickets.
• Turf suites are located at field level on the Vikings side of the field, with players on the Vikings bench often just feet away. These suites can accommodate groups of up to 24 guests. 
• The Mini-Turf Suites are located directly behind the Vikings bench and closest to the action. To enter the suite, you must pass through the Delta Sky360 Club, the same club where the Vikings players enter and exit the playing field. 
• Touchdown suites are located at each end zone of the U.S. Bank Stadium. They will include up to 24 tickets.
• Cabin Suites at U.S. Bank Stadium are located along the visitor’s sideline northeast corner of the stadium. The cabin can hold a maximum of 50 guests. 

What is there to eat at U.S. Bank Stadium?

There are some delicious spots to eat at U.S. Bank Stadium. We have listed locations where you can grab a bite to eat before or during the game. 

• Classic Stadium Food : Cheeseburgers, hot dogs, chicken sandwiches, fries, nachos, pizza, brats, water, peanuts, beer, soda, and more can be found all around the stadium.
• Cheese Steak : Get the classic Philly cheesesteak with meat, cheese, onions, peppers, and more in sections 122, 304, and 344.
• Nashville Coop : Nashville Hot chicken sandwiches out in FMP Club.
• Prairie Dogs : A hot dog with potato chips, mustard, jam, and more is out in section 122.
• Revival : Tennessee hot chicken sandwich out in section 11.
• Be Graceful Cafe : Falafel pita, impossible sloppy joe, Portobello French dip, and more.
• Heritage Tea House and Wings : Wings and sweet potato fry dishes.
• Parlour Bar : Serving up double cheeseburgers and more in the Polaris Club.
• Twin Cities Foodies Stand : Caribbean jerk bacon sandwiches and smoky chicken nachos out in section 101.
• Ike’s Carving : Tenderloin sandwiches with chips out in sections 119 and 329.

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Places to stay near U.S. Bank Stadium

If you’re traveling to the Vikings stadium from far away, try booking a night at one of these hotels so you don’t have to make the drive after the game.

• Canopy by Hilton Minneapolis Mill District , 0.2mi, 4.6-star hotel
• Aloft Minneapolis , 0.2mi, 4.2-star hotel
• Radisson RED Minneapolis Downtown , 0.3mi, 4.2-star hotel
• Hyatt Place Minneapolis/Downtown , 0.4mi, 4.3-star hotel
• The Westin Minneapolis , 0.7mi, 4.2-star hotel

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The U.S. Bank stadium is one of the newest and nicest stadiums in the NFL. If you happen to be out in Minneapolis during football season, I suggest you go and try to watch a game.

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