U.S. Bank Stadium

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Overview

U.S. Bank Stadium is the state-of-the-art home of the Minnesota Vikings and a Minneapolis landmark. The striking translucent roof and bold architecture make it one of the NFL's most recognizable venues. The indoor stadium hosts Vikings games, NCAA Final Fours, and major events. Located downtown, it has anchored development and revitalization. U.S. Bank Stadium provides a world-class experience for football fans and event attendees.

History & Legacy

U.S. Bank Stadium opened in 2016, replacing the Metrodome as the Vikings' home. The venue hosted Super Bowl LII in 2018 and the NCAA Men's Final Four in 2019. The Minneapolis Miracle—Stefon Diggs' walk-off touchdown in the 2018 playoffs—is one of the greatest plays in NFL history. The stadium's design prioritizes natural light and fan experience. U.S. Bank Stadium has become a Minnesota icon.

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Opened2016
Capacity66,655
Notable EventsSuper Bowl LII 2018, Minneapolis Miracle, NCAA Final Four 2019
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