Great stadium. Easy access. Great food and drink selections Seats could be a bit better for the price paid. Basic hard plastic that Shakes when crowd claps. SMH read more

Great experience today! The Vikings didn't do their best! 3 picks! But overall this being my first game I fully enjoyed this game and team today.The US Bank Stadium where the Vikings play rocks! We sat in Section 128 Row 9.This game was a gift from my wife and kids for Christmas...Merry Christmas to me!! The view from this section was awesome! I don't have the greatest vision but I could make out every play and see all of the action.Twas a tough loss today...Mullen throwing that pick 58 secs left at Detroits 30 yard line. You guys did what you could today.We can't just keep throwing those picks.SKOL! read more

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WHAT the hell are GM Rod and HC Kevin thinking. How in the hell can you pass on a Minnesota native Emmit Johnson for a FB/blocking tight end. The Chiefs must have pissed in their pants with "glee". Thshould be an eye opener for the Vikings owners. They have two people in their organization that should not be in the positions to make decisions like these. The two idiots should have flipped their two picks and hit a two run home run. I have been a Viking Fan all my life. I am so tired of these stupid decisions. The Vikings organization do not deserve the fan base they have. I know it would never happen but the fans should boycott one season to send a strong message. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH of this kind of BULL SHIT! read more

I am a latecomer to football. My sports love is hockey. However, I have grown to love the Canadian Football League (CFL). Now, I can add the National Football League (NFL), too. Specifically, I am a fan of the Minnesota Vikings. The fact that purple is my favourite colour makes going to a Vikings game and supporting the team in my regular attire super simple. I fit in without trying. I got into football when I got laid off from my job in Rochester, MN. I moved back to Winnipeg and started watching CFL games. While living in Rochester, I never once watched an NFL game. It was all hockey. In October of this year, I attended my first Vikings game. It was memorable, exciting, and a lot of fun. The Vikings have a solid team this year with a charismatic new coach. The problem is that the Vikings come back to win most of its games in the fourth quarter and it's highly stressful! If you have a heart condition, perhaps sticking to the final score is safer than watching a Vikings game. I watched the Vikings beat the Bills recenty. I'm so used to cheering for the Bills because Buffalo is across Lake Ontario from me. You might as well cheer for the team closest to you, right? Well, that changed on this particular evening. I also watched the Vikings beat the Patriots on American Thanksgiving. I didn't realize that the top three stars from the Thanksgiving game eat roasted turkey legs at the end of it. It was and is a cool ritual. I also like tying food into any sporting event. The Vikings are currently first in their division. I'm hoping that the team can seal the deal, but it recently lost to the Detroit Lions. Here's to the next game to lock it in. Skol! (474) read more

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The Minnesota Vikings are an interesting team. When you look at Minnesota's all-time win percentage, the Vikings rank in the NFL's top ten for the regular season, but bottom ten for the postseason. This is a franchise that has consistently qualified for the playoffs (though less in the last two decades), but has consistently lost in them as well. Currently, the Vikings hold the NFL record for most playoff losses. Undoubtedly, the Vikings saw the greatest success under Pro Football Hall of Fame head coach Bud Grant, who led the team from the 1967 through 1983 seasons as well as a one-off return for the 1985 season. In those 18 seasons, Grant had the Vikings in the playoffs 12 times. In those years, the Vikings won the NFL Championship (1969) and advanced to play in four Super Bowls: IV (1970), VIII (1974), IX (1975), and XI (1977). That was four Super Bowl appearances in eight years and three appearances in four years. The Vikings are tied with the Buffalo Bills for the most Super Bowl appearances (4) without a win. Dennis Green was successful during his tenure as Minnesota's head coach. In 10 seasons, 1992-2001, Green went 97-62 (.610) during the regular season and 4-8 (.333) during the postseason. He had the Vikings in the playoffs eight out of 10 years. After going 0-4 in his first four playoff appearances, he was able to start winning in the playoffs in 1998, leading the Vikings to NFC Championship Game appearances in 1999 and 2001. In the 2010s, the Vikings returned to the NFC Championship Game twice: 2010 and 2018. The 2010 NFC Championship Game (2009 season) was an OT thriller. The eventual Super Bowl champion New Orleans Saints won the OT coin toss and won the game on a 40-yard field goal, the only FG in the game: https://youtu.be/-rUp-t386sU. That year, the Vikings were coached by Brad Childress and the team's best player was Adrian Peterson. Peterson was drafted by Minnesota in 2007 (7th overall pick) and went on to become one of the league's best players in the late 2000s and early 2010s. "AP" was the NFL's Offensive Player of the Year and MVP in 2012, led the league in rushing yards in 2008, 2012, and 2015 and led the league in rushing touchdowns in 2009 and 2015. Needless to say, he was always one of the top picks in fantasy football drafts every August/September. The 2018 NFC Championship Game (2017 season) wasn't as close, a 38-7 loss to another eventual Super Bowl champion, the Philadelphia Eagles. Mike Zimmer was the coach of the Vikings at that time. After eight seasons in Minnesota, he was fired after the 2021 season. He'd gone 7-9 then 8-9 in his final two seasons. Kevin O'Connell was hired to be the Vikings' new head coach entering the 2022 season. This will be his first head coaching job. read more

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In honor of my Yelp buddy Bruddah Fran from O'ahu, this review is for you. A promise is a promise. Locals in Hawai'i are a funny bunch when it comes to their favorite NFL team because they don't have a "local" team to support. Unless you count the University of Hawai'i's Rainbow Warriors, which produced plenty of talented and HOF players from this island. And just like a rainbow, locals support almost every NFL team as "their" team, and they stay loyal to that team whether it's the Niners, Packers, Patriots, Raiders or Vikings. I'm a Niners fan, and I'll incorporate tidbits here and there between the two teams. The Minnesota Vikings is a proud franchise that was established in 1960. The Viking is appropriate in honor of the Scandanavian culture, heritage and history that is prominent in Minneapolis area going back hundreds of years even predating Columbus. The Vikings has produced many a Hall of Fame players and they are one of a few franchises who's got an all-time winning record above .500. Speaking of HOF players, Fran Tarkenton was Steve Young before a running and elusive Quarterback became the norm. Back in the day, they criticized his type of play, and it was frowned upon. He certainly was ahead of his time and one of the pioneers in the modern era of QB play. He also had two stints with the Vikings and returned to the team after being traded to Giants. He won MVP and NFL Offensive Player of the year in 1975. I also associate the Vikings with great defense. They had one hell of a nickname with the Purple People Eaters anchored by the great Alan Page, who also became Associate Chief Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court after this playing career. The other members of the vaunted group were Carl Eller, Gary Larsen and Jim Marshall. Speaking Marshall, he was involved in one of NFL's bloopers playing against my Niners at Kezar Stadium on October 25, 1964. He picked-up a fumble and ran the wrong way scoring a safety for the Niners. However, the Vikings still ended up winning that game. But that play became known as the "Wrong Way Run" and part of NFL's history. Speaking of Defense, John Randle was a beast who terrorized QB's and RB's at the old Metrodome. I had great respect for that man, and he surely was also a colorful character. Can't mention Vikings without mentioning Randy Moss. A talented WR who had all the tools necessary to even surpass Jerry Rice, but he was too immature and let's not talk about his stint with the Raiders. He did have a good season with the Niners though under Jim Harbaugh era. Another great WR was Chris Carter. He had a bunch of highlights catching footballs one-handed while falling on the sidelines and staying inbounds. That would have to be his signature move. Adrian Peterson? Enough said. One of the most dominating RB's in the modern era, and if you had him on your Fantasy Football Team, more than likely you were winning your league. Even one of my favorite players growing up ended up playing for the Vikings. As a lifelong Niners fan, it was weird seeing Roger Craig wearing the purple. I remember the Niners played the Vikings and he torched us in that game both as a runner and receiver. Craig should be in the HOF, but that is for another conversation. Have I mentioned that I am a Niners fan? During the 1987 season, the Niners were on roll and didn't lose a game in December and finished with a 13-2 record. They faced the 8-7 Vikings during the playoffs, and everyone expected them to steamroll the men in purple out of town. What followed was a shock and plenty of Anthony Carter (another great WR) TD's and receiving torching our DB's, including Ronnie Lott. The Vikings ended up upsetting the Niners 36-24. To call it an upset was an understatement and that was one of my worst experiences as a fan. I don't think I recovered for several weeks after that. Another memorable game against the Vikes was when Brett Favre was now at helm and led them to a last-second victory September 27, 2009, at the Metrodome with the Niners having a 24-20 lead. With 12 seconds left, Favre avoided pressure and stepped up on the line of scrimmage and threw a bullet 32 yards to the endzone, which Greg Lewis caught for the game-winning TD. A no-name WR who I remember because of this play. Oy vey... But cheer up Vikings fans, you've got some recent miracles of late and the most recent one was the Steffon Diggs last-second TD catch and run against the Saints during the playoffs on January 14, 2018. Forever known as the Minneapolis Miracle. Again, I'm a Niners fan, but even I had to cheer for that miraculous play. Even though he's with the Bills, you got a young stud of a WR in Justin Jefferson. One of the winningest franchises in the league with multiple division titles, playoff wins and runs. Tied with the Bills with Super Bowl appearances but have yet to win the big one. I hope that Bruddah Fran will one day feel and experience the joy and elation of finally winning the Super Bowl. read more

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This is by far the most beautiful NFL stadium I have ever seen! I have been a Bears fan all of my life. Soldier Field, specially since it's renovation, is nice. However, the Vike's stadium is awesome! It looks like a Viking ship and has a smaller Viking ship in front of it. Pictures don't do it justice. It's a must-see if you ever visit Minneapolis. read more

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The Minnesota Vikings. Skol NFC North Division Yelp Challenge 49/100 Fresh off the press: The Vikings have just signed OT Babatunde, a 6^9 351 lbs a Behemoth of a Man. I won't mention the Herschel Walker trade nor Joe Webb's playoff performance. I like the off-season activities the Vikings made. Mike Wallace is now a Viking. He needs to play like he did for the Steelers. I also like Taylor Mays, I've been a fan of him going back to his USC days. The signing of Shaun Hill was a good one. Dude has been a starter for several teams ( 49ers, Lions & Rams) due to bad play and injury. I'm not really sold on Teddy Bridgewater. The Casey Matthews signing should add some depth to the linebacker unit. So what's going to happen with AP? Trade him to the Cardinals or Cowboys or does he stay? Paging NO# 26 Robert Smith, you retired very young are you available? If you guys do decide to keep AP, the good thing. His body had a year of recovery for anything, rest is good. Unless on the low low, he went James "Buster" Douglas on us and got all fat for his next fight. There is a thing called photo shop. :) Hey it's good seeing C.P.No#84 running up and down the field. It reminds me when Randy Moss was a Viking. It's sucks that Daunte Culpepper tore his ACL in 2005. DC had a kick ass year in 2004, he just was never the same after his injury. This year is pretty much going to revolve around Adrian Peterson. I for one, would like him to remain a Viking. It's cool to see players stay with one team. But in today's NFL, the Vets get jacked. So many teams trying to go younger and cheaper. Making it harder for players to stay on one team. It's like you make to much and then you're gone. Well whatever you guys do, make sure to really have a plan B for the running back position. Vincent D aka VD aka Vebola aka Vincent Vega. Always, Enjoying the simple things in life.. read more

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Well if you are a lifelong Vikings you are used to heartbreak, sorry, but also happiness! I have been lucky enough to witness the great Farve comeback, the unfortunate Gary Anderson kick, and so many other magical moments from the Purple People Eaters.. The best thing about the Vikings they always give you the hope that we could be a super bowl team, and even if our souls get crushed in every new year, it's fun to comeback and cheer you asses off with the rest of the purple pride crew! My dad has had season tickets since the mid 80's so its been a blast growing up traveling hours to see our team! Now that the Cubs have one a World Series, I think the Vikings are due for a Super Bowl! Keep giving us hope! read more

Minnesota Vikings - Beer me - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

Minnesota vikings are a class act organization, not only did they allow the Philadelphia Eagles to score 38 unanswered points to win the Nfc championship game ,they were kind enough to provide a clean environment for the Eagles to win Super Bowl 52 in and make US Bank stadium their house , five stars! Highly recommended read more

Minnesota Vikings - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

If this team walked all over the lake-infested MN terrain, they'd be renamed the Minnesota Hikings. Or if they used their cycles they'd be the Minnesota Bikings. If they were on facebook all day they'd be the Minnesota Likings. And if they met someone from MN who liked the Sacramento Kings, they'd say... Minnesota... Why Kings? First-Hand Experience: I have yet to see the Vikings play at home, but I have seen them play in both Chicago and Green Bay, live in person - and they lost both games. I'm no Vikings fan so I was fine with that. I just wish Moss would have won something here. They're still a fun team to watch, sometimes. Not a fan of their colours though. Now that I've seen every NFL team play live & been to every NFL stadium (current and former), time to review them on Yelp! I love stadiums! I've been to every cool stadium in the UK & North America, due to my obsession with travel & sport. I've toured America as a musician for 7 years. In that time, I've seen sports games at (or visited when empty, or both) almost every major stadium in US and Canada. I have pictures of most which I'll upload at some point. Also, on future travels, I plan to take new pix, and add more stadia! Watch this space! ***back to regular review*** I could easily give this team a 2 because they have been so so bad for so so long, but then I have to remember... (a) They are harmless, and sweet. (b) I don't like purple, but they are way better than the other purple team, the Ravens (c) People don't give them any respect or credit (d) They used to be called Purple People Eaters (e) They gave Hank Stram and my beloved Chiefs their only Superbowl win (f) They once had Randy Moss. Who was incredible (g) I can't think of anything else but yeah So they're my least fave team in the division but I can't hate them. And they have Adrian Peterson! Which is cool! He's awesome! So yeah. 3 is a pretty good score. Unfortunate for them that I like all the other teams in this division slightly more (4/5), so I'll very rarely root for the Vikings. I do like Minnesota though. And if you're ever in MN, make sure you hit up the Latin Market, an indoor place, on Lake Street. Get Tamales, Tacos, Pupusas. I forgot the real name of it. Lots of stalls in there. Also try the Gyro at Holy Lands in North Minneapolis. And then there's the Malt Shop in SW Minneapolis, AMAZING banana malts. But the best one in the state is at Portland Malt Shoppe way up in Duluth, which is such a beautiful city. Lake Superior is so beautiful! Unfortunately if it were named after this football team, it would have to be named Lake Inferior. read more

So, I am a Broncos fan through and through, but I have to say I really enjoyed going to the Vikes v. Broncos game recently - and not just because Denver came out on top! Teeeeboooow! I am a football fan, so I love a good game. I really liked the Vikings fight song (or whatever it is when they score) with the guys coming out on the field with the flags. My hubby thought it seemed a little collegiate, but I like the vibe. Plus the horn that sounds when the Vikings score rocks - although we don't want to hear it too much :) Sure the Metrodome is a little old, but it give a intimate feel. It's a good football club and I hope it says in MN! If the Broncos come back to face the Vikes, we will be there! read more

Dilly dilly! We sent the Saints to the Pit of Misery. ***** I'm not sure how this season will end, but I believe these possible earth-shattering, soul-escaping-my-body scenarios could happen within the next few weeks: - A Kare 11 news reporter exposes our entire defensive line for taking part in a scandalous ice fishing party, which includes underage strippers and Bitcoin pyramid scheme (called Vikecoin), and we forfeit our upcoming game. - Case Keenum throw across his body to have the ball intercepted by Malcolm Jenkins in overtime during the NFC Championship game. - Ground implodes right before Latavius Murray runs in a could-be, game-winning touchdown during the Super Bowl because US Bank Stadium resides on an Indian (Chippewa) burial ground. And we lose to I-sold-my-soul-to-Satan, Tom Brady. Or will they finally hoist the coveted Vince Lombardi Trophy the night of February 4th in the Land of 10,000 Lakes? My gut says "Hell nah," but my heart replies with, "Please, yes!" Ugh, being a fan of The Purple is like staying in a dysfunctional relationship because of fantastic sex. But, like Common's, The Light, "I know the sex ain't gon' keep you, But as my equal, it's how I must treat you." Well, God-damnit, Minnesota Vikings, treat us fans better and #BringItHome. Bring it home for the men on those four Super Bowl losses. Bring it home for Bud Grant, the Purple People Eaters, and Fran Tarkenton. Bring it home for the heartbreak in '87, '98, '00, and '09. Bring it home for my dad who wants to see one win before he dies. PLEASE. Bring it home for Minnesota! ***** This year has been more fun then any ride at Camp Snoopy or Valleyfair, so far, and I don't want it to ever end. But if there ever was a season, it might be one that features a coach who's had more eye surgeries than Cyclops from the X-Men, a third-string quarterback, and the Minneapolis Miracle. (I love you, Diggs!) Dilly f****** dilly and Skol Vikes! read more

This team is disgusting. I'm never spending any money on merchandise to support the Vikings in the 2011 season. I can't think of any other way to communicate my hatred of our horrible season and miserable performance. McNabb is the worst waste of money since I bought a Vikings shirt in the off-season. DISGUSTING read more

Minnesota Vikings - This is how Vikings fans feel - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

Rough years during the 70s tough championship games. Their best team was the 1998 team that should have went to the SuperBowl but bad luck on a perfect kicker that season. Choked in the 2000 NFC Championship game big time. Big moments, this team and franchise has just dropped the ball time after time after time. Grade: D read more

My love story doesn't even have a chapter in Minnesota or makes a reference to such place, but a part of my heart resides there. My love of football began in a small little town called Orange-- most widely known as Orange County. I was only 8 and I was a Rams fan from head to toes. In my eyes and most, the Rams should have been Called the Anaheim Rams, 'cause damnit, they played in Anahiem--Orange County! A few chapters further down my life I found myself living in Washington State. Back then there was no NFL Sunday ticket or Sirius Radio, so chances that I would get the Anaheim Rams' games was slim to no effen way. The Seahawks sucked back then (and this season too), so I didn't care much to watch them. Surprisingly, all the Viking games were broadcasted, and that is what I was forced to watch...thank gawd. I became instantly attracted to the Purple and Gold. And who was this black quarterback? Warren Moon? He played for Udub? Amazing. The more I watched the more I fell in love with the team. A long lineage of great minority quarterbacks from Joe Kapp, Warren Moon, Randall Cunningham and down to Daunte Culpepper. We had many great years like who can forget 1998 with that explosive offense of Randall, Cris and Randy. *sigh* '99, '01 and '03 were more years to remember. Especially '03 when we met the Packers for the first time in playoff history and beat them. We also had our disappointments and long weeping nights. Like '98 when Gary Anderson after completing a perfect season missed a 38 yard FG in a dome to let the Falcons tie and then win the game. Many more came after, but the more disappointments we had the more I loved my beloved Vikings. Things are looking brighter with Adrian Peterson, but we have a long way to go and even longer if we don't get a decent quarterback. We can't run the ball forever. See you next Sunday. read more

Not too helpful at the home office. I live out of town and wanted to take my father in law to a game while I was visiting for a weekend. He lives in Minnesota and has never been to the stadium - he's a 75 year old veteran so I requested assistance in securing ADA seats. Response? Go to Ticketmaster. It's a beautiful stadium and I didn't figure it would be a big issue since the people running it were so generous in self-dealing tickets and perks to themselves and their friends. read more

OMFG. Did that really happen? Really? Hearts are broken. Still love you, though. Excuse me, I need to go cry now. read more

The game was super fun as I watched the cowboys won but it's their staff after the game me and my parents headed down to the field to see some of the players walking out of the tunnel to maybe having the chance of an autograph or a picture but the staff was yelling at everybody to go back up now I understand it was their job but they were swearing at other people not me and it was especially directed to the Mexican/African American people that where their everything else was good but this experience makes it a one star review read more

Seriously people? I get it. They aren't the best team. But it's my team. They have definitely disappointed me several times to the point of tears. They have excited me to the point of peeing my pants. They have riled me up so much that I have lost my voice. It's football. It's an actual sport, yes. Sports entail winning and losing unless you are the Yankees spending more money than god inspring to assemble the perfect team rather than building camaraderie and skill. (Yet, I can't ball up the hate for them as some of these no nonsense VIkings haters) Losing is frustrating yes, but if your athletic talents start and end with how fast you can update your facebook; then maybe we shouldn't be so darn critical. Loyal #mnvikings fan living in Pandora's Box with Elpis. read more

I don't really do the whole sports worship thing but a good deal of my friends do. I've noticed a strange trend over the last few years amongst the whole lot of them: their physical statures have dramatically changed. It started with a handful of them developing a slight hunch to their postures. I thought nothing of it, really--everyone slumps about from time to time--but their ailment soon became so progressed they'd nearly become quadrupeds. What became of them, you ask? They're all paralyzed in the fetal position, embarrassingly sporting the purple and gold jerseys they're all but physically incapable of removing. I've come to deem this grotesque disease "Fragilipuss Denialus Vikingsblowitosis". In addition to looking like a cluster of armadillos, their eyes are permanently laced with depressed moisture and they lowly murmur "Purple Jesus was supposed to be the light... supposed to be the light...". In celebration of the American spirit, I've decided to do what everyone does and cash in on the tragedy. So without further ado, here's a poetic snippet: ___________________________ Aubergine plight o'er the land, Icy golden blood stains their hands. Fumbling frantically, a guttural wail; Slaughtered publically with no lust to prevail. An army of men Purple Jesus doth create, Diehard and loyal but entirely prostrate In despair so lurid, to the heavens they proclaim, "The fuck are you doing?! Fuck you, you're all fucking lame." read more

FUMBLITIS (fum-bull-eye-tiss): You won't find "Fumblitis" in any medical journal, but it is an unfortunate ailment. It occurs in the fall along with the onset of winter, just like colds and the flu. It is a very series affliction, too, one that will bring migraine headaches to coaches and offensive coordinators. At times fumblitis can be fatal - to an offense. It will also turn wins into losses. via http://ezinearticles.com/?Fumblitis&id=96383 read more

As I was driving home from watching the Vikings give away the NFC Championship, I struggled to keep from swerving into oncoming traffic. This loss stung worse than watching the game at the Dome in 1998, when Denny took a knee, and Gary went wide. Fortunately, my girlfriend was in the car and was able to persuade me that it was just a game, that it didn't really matter. But I knew it mattered, that the hurt I felt was real. As I contemplated my pain, Keyshia Cole's "I Remember" came on the radio, and she sang the thoughts in my mind. To the MN Vikings, here are Ms. Cole's words that describe how I felt the night: Where were you when I said I loved you? And where were you when I cried at night? Waiting up, couldn't sleep without you. Thinking of all the times we shared. I remember when my heart broke. I remember when I gave up loving you. My heart couldn't take no more of you. I was sad and lonely. I remember when I walked out. I remember when I screamed I hated you. But somehow deep inside still loving you. Sad and lonely. No one knew all the pain I went through. All the love I saved deep in my heart for you. Didn't know where I would go, where I would be. But you made me leave. And plus my heart it just, it just kept telling me so. I remember when I walked out. I remember when I gave up loving you. My heart couldn't take no more of you. So sad and lonely, hey. I remember when I stormed out. I remember when I gave up loving you. I was sad and lonely. read more

This is the absolute worst organization in the USA. Every major organization is cancelling sporting events etc and trying to help those effected by the outbreak, while the Viking organization is continually harassing me for a payment that was three days overdue. They called me every day for three days harassing me and threatening me to lose my tickets. This harassment started on day one of being overdue. I paid it just to shut them up but obviously they do not care about their fans, must just care that Ziggy can make his Bentley payment. Someone should tell these low lifes there is a major pandemic going on, maybe the haven't heard of Covid19. The Vikings suck and so does the owners. read more

I give the Vikings two Stars for their colors and fan support. The team itself is embarrassing to watch. They rarely come through and disappoint weekly. Big games against Green Bay and Chicago and they appear weak with no answers. There good with colorful words like "Finding our rhythm", or "Good Wake up call." Everyone is frustrated ha? The Vikes are just as frustrated as the fans? Do the fans get $15-$30 Million per year to be frustrated? I believe that money eases frustration a little bit. We buy the merchandise and buy the $10 beers to watch you play inferior. Every year it's the same vomit. Yes your consistently better than the Lions but enough right? A beautiful stadium, beautiful practice facility, you get your names monogrammed on robes and weightlifting weights! Your treated like Spartans yet you play like Smurfs. That's it! The Minnesota Smurfs! The league needs to pay by wins. If you win you get $30,000,00 per year. Not to look lifeless and going through the motions. No, I'm not good enough to play in the NFL. Apparently you are not either. Let's give Brady another ring! read more

I love Minnesota Vikings I hate Kurt cousin overpaid quarterback that can't produce I say get rid of him starts you're 3rd string Quarterback Can do better then Kurt cousin read more

If you don't like the team then don't come here and bitch about them. If you can't stand by them through the rough times then don't stand by them at all. Do they disappoint....a lot? Yes but that is part of being a Vikings fan. It could be worse. They could be the Browns. The games are fun win or lose and the passion of the actual fans is awesome when you're at the actual games. SKOL VIKES! read more

The stadium is beautiful. If you want to tour the stadium in March, make your reservations now. If you are not going to a game and are visiting the gift shop, don't plan on using the restroom. US Bank, you built a pretty awesome stadium. Could you have splurged a bit more and put in a restroom that could be used by shoppers spending money in the gift shop? read more

They open the doors 2 hours prior to game time but once the doors open you can get in pretty quickly. The flow of traffic around the stadium is a madhouse. The signage to direct you where to go for lower seating could be a little clearer so there is not as much confusion. We bought front row seats but the concessions and liquor stands available closest to us in the 100 section was not much to brag about. Pretty basic pickings for high paying fans. You could find better selection above in higher areas of the stadium. I ordered a soda for my niece and they did not offer lids for her drink. Other then that the show that the Vikings puts on is AMAZING. The fireworks, the cannons, the drum, the big boat that comes out with the dragon spitting fire, the stadium itself is very modern and grand! I had seat 1 in row 1 and if my food was out from directly in front of my seat, the security would yell up at me from the field to get back over... literally my foot but I did not see other security employees being that picky so maybe she was just having a bad day that day. I am a Seahawks fan but I am giving kudos to the Vikings stadium. read more

Through the Great years or the not so good years the Vikings are the Best! Year after year of great football entertainment with a great effort of top prospects and top notch veterans and doing what it takes to be a winning team win or loose they will always be the best and at least they are not the Packers! read more

Best team in the NFL! I have been a Vikings Fan since the day I was born. Me and my family watch every game - its our tradition.