U.S. Bank Stadium: Home of the Minnesota Vikings and More
A Sports and Entertainment Gem in Minneapolis
About U.S. Bank Stadium
Built on the former site of the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, U.S. Bank Stadium opened its doors in 2016 as the proud home of the Minnesota Vikings of the National Football League (NFL). This state-of-the-art indoor stadium boasts a retractable roof and cutting-edge amenities, providing an unparalleled fan experience.
More Than Just a Football Field
Beyond its role as a sports venue, U.S. Bank Stadium serves as a vibrant community hub. It hosts over 60 days of non-football events annually, including concerts, trade shows, and community gatherings. Notably, the Minnesota State High School League holds its state football championships in the stadium each year.
Economic Impact and Community Involvement
U.S. Bank Stadium is a significant economic driver for the State of Minnesota. It has created thousands of jobs and generates millions of dollars in tax revenue. Additionally, the stadium's community outreach programs, such as the Vikings Kids Club, provide opportunities for youth development and engagement.
A Landmark for Minneapolis
With its iconic architectural design and central location in downtown Minneapolis, U.S. Bank Stadium has become a landmark for the city. It is a testament to the passion for sports in Minnesota and the commitment to fostering community connections. Whether it's game day or a special event, the stadium remains a symbol of pride for residents and visitors alike.
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