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Minnesota Vikings History
Founded in 1961, the Minnesota Vikings have won 21 division championships, made 31 playoff appearances and played in four Super Bowl games (1970, 1974, 1975, and 1977). The team's 31 playoff appearances are the sixth-most among NFL teams. The Vikings had the top-ranked defense team in the league from 2006 to 2008 and were the first NFL team since the 1970 AFL-NFL merger that held it for three consecutive years.
Minnesota Vikings Team Info
Conference: NFC
Division: North
Year Founded: 1960
Team Colors: Purple, Gold, White
Mascot: Viktor the Viking
Team Rivals: Green Bay Packers, Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions, New Orleans Saints
Minnesota Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium
U.S. Bank Stadium features a 60 percent transparent ETFE roof — the first of its kind on a sports facility in the United States — along with the world's largest glass doors, ranging from 75 to 95 feet high and nearly 200,000 square feet throughout the building.
Recognized as one of the top sporting and entertainment venues in the world, the 66,650-capacity U.S. Bank Stadium boasts the closest seats and suites in the NFL. Additionally, to announce the start of each home game, the Vikings sound a Gjallarhorn — a mythical Norse horn. All together, U.S. Bank Stadium has earned a reputation as one of the noisiest stadiums in the NFL.
Learn more about U.S. Bank Stadium here.
Vikings tickets will be available for purchase on Ticketmaster when the league announces the schedule for the 2024-25 season. You can browse a wide selection of NFL tickets at Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Vikings. If tickets for a game are sold out, additional seats may become available closer to the game, so keep checking back.
Tickets for the 2024 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Minnesota Vikings.
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The Vikings’ biggest rivals are the Green Bay Packers, Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions, and New Orleans Saints.
The Minnesota Vikings have reached the Super Bowl championship four times (1970, 1974, 1975, and 1977), though they have yet to land a win.
Great Game- fun to watch. A tip for those going to the game if it is in the vening. Park in the Dorsey Whitney Lot at 6th and Nicolett. Go to the M&S Grill they have the best Happy Hour $2.95 Burgers and a great out door patio. Get your parking validated so it free take the Light Rail only one block over on 5th and Nicolett to the game $.50 per passenger takes your straigt to the dome.
Too bad Favre didn't do a little better. Maybe the pac game?
One of the most exciting preseason games. The crowd was there to welcome #4 Brett Favre to the Minnesota Vikings. The event started off great as Favre walked onto the field and the game ending was fantastic with the defense not allowing a score when the Chiefs had a first and goal at the one yard line. The Vikings are preparing their fans for a great season.
GREAT SEATS, LOVED THE METRODOME, WAS MY FIRST TIME, CAN'T WAIT TO GO BACK AGAIN...THE MINNESOTA VIKINGS WERE AMAZING AND WE LOVE BRETT
As a season ticket holder, I feel that we deserve an event like this. It makes me happy to know that the Vikings care about us and want to make our experience better. "Cheers!" to the Wilf group for organizing the event.
The event was a great Rah! Rah! event full of Viking Fans who love this team as much as I do. It was an incredible atmosphere, and just fun to be at an event with other rabid fans. It was also fun to get first hand info reguarding Brett Favre right from Chilly, Speilman and the gang.
What a fun event with the purple gang! Good to hear directly from the coaches, the owner and a player. Paul was eloquent as usual. I hope they make this an annual event.
It was very nice of the Minnesota Vikings to do this. I did seam like they were had some type of script for some of it. If the team has this again I would like to see them take at lease 10 questions from the crowd.
My husband and I debating about going because we had a busy week, we live in Sauk Rapids, have to work early the next day and, then, we realized THIS IS THE VIKINGS-WE CAN'T MISS IT! And we really glad we didn't! I enjoyed listening to the Vikings "panel" talk! They were serious and, yet, they laughed and joked around! They made you feel as if you were just out for dinner with them chit-chatting! We both really enjoyed it a lot and we hope you have another one next year! We're looking forward to it! The only thing I wish they would have done was to have fans the audience be able to ask questions at the event itself. Maybe next year?
Well worth my time. Thanks, can't wait until next year!
I am a 15 year ticket holder and have attended many events such as draft day, season ticket holder practice at Ep, training camp, women's days at the practice facility, tapings of Vikings tv shows and games. I really enjoyed the frankness of the speakers and also seeing their light side. I would definetely attend again.
The Viking organization showed a true willingness to connect w the fans. I was a memorable event. I'm glad I was there!
I like the idea of having something for the season ticket holders but this event could have been much better.It was completely dominated by Ray Allen. We were asked prior to the event to submit questions, If I remember right, one question from ticket holders was used. Ray Allen seemed to steer the entire evening around what he wanted to talk about. I think the rest of the "panel" did a good job.
I was pretty disappointed with the type of questions that were addressed at this event. This event was created for season ticket holders who are naturally the most devoted fans of the team. I would have had to be asleep for the last 6 months to not be aware of the basic information covered at this event. The best part of the whole event was the highlight film showed before the event started. In the future I think this event should be marketed differently because I was under the impression that I would gather some "inside" knowledge as to the "State of the Vikings".
I thought they did a very good job, not boring like I thought it would be. They should do more things like this, maybe a mini one at training camp for the season ticket holders besides the tent they only do 2 days at training camp.
I would certainly hope that this becomes an annual event. People want to be close to the team if you only give them a chance. It really helps as the off season without football really drags and when July rolls around one gets anxious for training camp because you know the season is finally just around the corner and hope springs eternal once more.
I hope they have this again. It was fun and we also learned alot.
I was very pleased to be invited and involved. This would be a nice annual event. Paul Allen did a fine job hosting, but he should allow more time for the responses from the panel members. We did not attend to hear that much of Paul Allen. We attended to hear from the panel members. Thank you.
Was disappointed that they didn't take questions f rom the audiancne. I had been under the impression that this was the purpose of the session. But inspite of that it was an interesting evening.
The "State of the Vikings" even for season-ticket holders was an amazing event. It was a fun time and made me feel like the Vikings really cared about me as a fan of the team. More events like this will go a long way towards keeping the season-ticket fanbase satisfied with the future of the team.
