Evoking images of ice floes colliding on frozen lakes or the jagged geology that once defined nearby St. Anthony Falls, the authentic design of U.S. Bank Stadium responds to the Minnesota climate and continues Minneapolis-St. Paul's trend toward progressive and modern expression. The unprecedented design includes a 60% 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 of glass throughout the building. Combined, the features provide fans with a true indoor-outdoor experience.

Recognized as one of the top sporting and entertainment venues in the world, U.S. Bank Stadium boasts the closest seats and suites in the NFL amid a variety of seating options, including six clubs, four group cabins and two membership bars. Two of the NFL's highest-quality and best-positioned LED video boards flank both end zones, and the stadium has 2,000 televisions. A robust art collection, an interactive Vikings Voyage fan space and 1,300 Wi-Fi access points are just a few of the overall fan amenities.

More than 66,650 passionate Vikings fans fill the stadium for every game, continuing a distinct home field advantage and earning U.S. Bank Stadium a reputation as one of the noisiest stadiums in the NFL.

Minnesota Vikings Team Info

Conference: NFC

Division: North

Year Founded: 1960

Team Colors: Purple, Gold, White

Mascot: Viktor the Viking

Team Rival: New Orleans Saints

Minnesota Vikings History

Founded in 1961 and beginning their 60th season in the NFL in 2020, the Minnesota Vikings have won 21 division championships, made 31 playoff appearances and played in four Super Bowls. The team's 52 playoff games are the 7th-most among NFL teams.