200 Level Club - Found near midfield on each sideline of the second seating tier, the 200 Level Club seats are home to excellent views close to the 50 yard line and ha...
Club Purple - Club Purple offers one of the more unique premium seating opportunities at U.S. Bank Stadium. The area features three seating options; fans can choos...
Delta Sky360 Club - The best seats at a Vikings game are Delta Sky360 Club seats. Guests will enjoy impressive views, larger padded chairs and exclusive access to the nam...
Lumen Lodge - The Lumen Lodge at U.S. Bank Stadium is one of the most exclusive tickets for a Vikings game. This section has just 75 seats and promises one of the b...
Medtronic Club - The Medtronic Club seats are located just above the lower Delta Sky360 Club sections behind the Vikings sideline. These sections are labeled V6-V10 an...
Polaris Club - The Vikings Seating Chart lists a number of different premium seating options on the lower level. Among these are the Polaris Club Seats on the visito...
Vikings Sideline & Visitor Sideline
The visitor sideline is in front of sections V1-V5.
Sitting in the corners of the lower level at US Bank Stadium gives fans a more affordable option for first tier views without being behind the back of the endzones, however these sections are also the largest of any in the stadium with as many as 60 seats in a row.
Even with an additional aisle which runs down the middle of the sections for accessing rows 17 and higher, getting in and out of your seat here can be quite the challenge unless you find yourself near an aisle. Entry tunnels are located at the top of the sections, however as the higher rows are also where you’ll find the most number of seats, fans will want to choose their row and seat number carefully.
A unique feature of the 100 level corner sections when compared to the neighboring sideline sections is the additional elevation between seating rows. Walks down to the lower rows will therefore be a bit steeper than the lower level sideline sections, but this also creates a better viewing height above field level and over the fans sitting in front.
Corner sections at the west endzone (sections 101, 103, 136, and 138) are a better choice for fans who prefer a more social experience at a Vikings game due to the large open concourse just above the near endzone, while those who prefer an overall viewing experience area would be better suited for the corners near the east endzone thanks to viewing angles to the larger videoboard and Minneapolis skyline.
100 Level Endzone (Football) Seating
For a comfortable view from the lower level, these endzone sections are a great option without having to spend a bit more for a premium club ticket at a Vikings game. Fans will have straight away views of the action on the field, and will also have little head turning to do when catching a replay on the videoboard at the far end of the stadium.
Both endzones feature similar structures with as many as 42 numbered rows in each section, and as many as 27 seats in each row. Entry tunnels are located at the top of the sections for the majority of the seats here, so while you’ll get closer to the action and find fewer seats per row in the lower numbers, you’ll also have some of the longest walks possible to the restrooms and concessions.
Choosing which endzone is best however will depend on your preferences as a fan. The east endzone (sections 118-121) offers a better spot for overall views much in part to the excellent sight lines to the Minneapolis skyline in the background. In contrast, the west endzone will be the better pick for fans who aren’t always glued in to the action and prefer the mix of a social environment created by the large open concourse area just above the seats.
100 Level Sideline (Football) Seating
With the premium club sections occupying the real estate nearest to midfield on the lower seating tier, seats in the 100 level sideline won’t get you right at the 50 yard line but do provide those desirable sideline views from the lower level of US Bank Stadium.
Fans sitting on the north sideline will need to choose between convenience and proximity when selecting a seating row. There are as many as 37 numbered rows in each, turning a trip to the restroom into a considerable hike if sitting closer to the field. On this side of the field we recommend opting for rows 15 and higher in sections 111-113, which give you good viewing height, shorter walks to the concourse, and a viewing angle to the larger west endzone videoboard.
100 Level Sideline sections on the south side of the stadium make life a bit easier as the tier is separated into a lower and upper portion. Not only does this make for much easier and quicker trips between the seats and the concourse, but Vikes fans will also get an additional bonus with being closer to the home team sideline. Sections 126, 128, and 130 are excellent choices thanks to the smaller seating sections, optimal viewing height, and angles to the larger videoboard.
200 Level Corner (Football) Seating
With the premium Club Purple occupying the northwest corner of the 200 level, most of the seating options in this zone will be found closer to the east endzone. You won’t find any premium amenities with a 200 Level Corner ticket, but you still get those excellent viewing perspectives created by the optimal second tier seating height.
200 level corner options near the west endzone consist of just 3 sections (240-242) where diverse concession options will be a bit further of a walk, and you don’t have much of a view to the open end of US Bank Stadium. Overall, the corner seats in this zone closer to the east endzone are a better choice thanks to better sightlines to the Minneapolis skyline and the larger west endzone videoboard for replays and highlights.
Most sections here have up to 15 numbered rows in each, however the southeast corner sections (225-228) are slightly smaller with just 12 rows due to the broadcast control area above the seats. We recommend avoiding the lower numbered seats in section 225 (closest to the back of the east endzone) as there is an additional partition of glass just to the right of the seats which can impact your view of the near endzone.
200 Level Endzone (Football) Seating
Comprised of just 3 seating sections (222-224), the 200 Level Endzone seats are the only spot where you can find a pure behind the endzone view on the second tier of seating at U.S. Bank Stadium.
The viewing height is second to none from the 200 level, and fans here will have a truly comfortable experience all around. Viewing angles to the field require little to no head turning at all, while you also get to look straight ahead at the larger west endzone videoboard and the glass entrance which features a stunning view of downtown Minneapolis.
Each section features no more than 18 numbered rows of seating in each with entry tunnels located near the front at row 3. If you're a fan who doesn't like climbing over others to reach your seat, opt for section 224 which has no more than 6 seats in each row.
200 Level Sideline (Football) Seating
Although you won’t get those highly sought after 50 yard line views, seats in the 200 Level Sideline seating zone provide excellent viewing height, desirable sideline angles, and can be found at a more reasonable cost than the second tier premium seats at midfield.
Sections here have the feel of a club seat much in thanks to the smaller seating setup which features no more than 15 numbered rows of seating in each. Those looking for the easiest of access should search in sections 208, 214, 231, 237 which have among the fewest seats per row at US Bank Stadium.
Entry tunnels are located near the front of the seating sections for the 200 Level Sideline (row 3), so we recommend sticking with the first five rows for an overall incredible experience at a football game. Although do take caution when sitting in the first row as the safety glass in front of the tier can be a viewing concern for shorter fans.
300 Level Corner (Football) Seating
You can find some of the cheaper Vikings tickets when searching the 300 Level Corner seating zone, but not all seats are created equal when sitting here.
Corner sections near the west endzone will miss out on the fun views of the Minneapolis skyline and the larger videoboard, but you can find some unique options in sections 350-352 which are among the smallest seating areas in the stadium. Just be prepared for longer walks to the restrooms and concessions when sitting in these small southwest corner seating sections.
Being in the corners near the east endzone give you a better line of sight to the skyline above the west endzone, but we recommend sticking with the northeast corner and opting for the lettered rows which are located at the front. These lettered seats require very few stairs to traverse and feel like a private seating deck, but it is important to note that these lettered rows are not available when sitting in the southeast corner.
300 Level Endzone (Football) Seating
There are just a handful of sections which make up endzone seating on US Bank Stadium's upper tier 300 level, and they are home to the most impressive views of the Minneapolis skyline which makes its appearance above the west endzone.
Opt for the lettered rows of sections 324-327 which are right at, or just below concourse level. Numbered seats are higher in the sections, and require quite a few more stairs before reaching the seating area.
You won't have the best overall view of the game when sitting here, but the straight away sight lines and wallet friendly ticket prices make these seats an intriguing option for fans looking to attend a Vikings game on a budget.
300 Level Sideline (Football) Seating
Although the 300 Level is home to some of the highest seats and furthest views, you can still find some very strong options when sitting in the lettered rows of these upper tier sideline sections.
It can be difficult to discern when looking at a Vikings seating chart, however the majority of these 300 level sideline sections (excluding section 337) are separated into a small lower lower portion (lettered rows), and larger upper portion (numbered rows). Score a seat in the lower lettered rows and it almost feels as if you're on a separate seating deck, with very good views of the field and incredibly easy access between the seats and the concourse.
But if the budget should only allow for a seat in the upper numbered rows, we recommend opting for rows 5 through 10 as this will prevent being too high up, but will also help in minimizing some of the viewing limitations caused by the safety glass which are more commonly found in the lowest numbered rows.
Best Seats for Great Views of the Field
With the majority of midfield sections at US Bank Stadium belonging to a premium seating area, it can be expensive to find seats with those ultimate views you might be looking for when attending a football game. However there are also a number of other options with fantastic views at a more reasonable price tag if you know where to look.
But let's start with some of the very best, which as mentioned above are also part of premium seating for Vikings home games. Along the south sideline, Medtronic Club sections 6-10 (labeled as sections V6-V10 on the Vikings seating chart) offer sensational views from an ideal height near the top of the lowest seating tier. While you could potentially get closer to the action in the Delta Sky Club seats below (sections F1-F5), these seats sit very low to the field so you won't have as good of a perspective. On the opposite side of the field, opt for rows 15-25 in Hyundai Club sections V1-V5 which get you that same desirable viewing height while avoiding sitting too low where the players along the sideline can impact your view. If you're having trouble deciding between the east and west sidelines here, know that the Medtronic Club will get you more in terms of amenities but will also have a higher price tag.
Moving on from the premium options, one of our favorite spots for staying dialed into the game at US Bank Stadium are 200 level sections 208, 214, 231, and 237. These are located just adjacent to the FMP and Buffalo Wild Wings club seats which occupy the prime mid-field real estate, so you still get an excellent view from the perfectly positioned second seating tier at the US Bank without having to pay the premium club prices. Another big selling feature of these sections are the smaller seating areas, which feature no more than 15 rows in each, and no more than 15 seats in each row. The smaller seating makes it easier to get in and out, allowing you to spend more time watching the game and less time trying to make your way back from the concourse.
Sticking with the midfield theme, the only spot where you can score a view from between the 20 yard lines without having to go with an expensive club seat is on the 300 level. While there are definitely some difficult views to be found on this upper seating tier, you can also find some hidden gems if you're able to get a ticket in the lettered rows. These lettered row seats are located in the lower portion of the section, and feel like their own private seating deck. The views here are shockingly impressive for an upper deck, and the convenience of being no more than 5 rows from the concourse lets you enjoy watching the game without having to worry about a long or steep walk to visit the restrooms.
If you're not all that concerned about having that prime sideline viewing perspective, we strongly recommend considering the upper seating rows of sections 118-121. These east endzone seats give you an extremely comfortable head on view to both the field as well as the larger of the stadium's two videoboards. Opting for rows 33 and higher give you a very good viewing height and will also leave you within a 10 row walk of the concourse. But the most unique aspect about sitting here is the impressive view through to the city in the backdrop of the far endzone!
Straight away views to the field and larger west endzone videoboard
Good viewing elevation near the top of the lower seating tier
Fun views through to the city in the backdrop of the far endzone
Best Seats for Impressing a Guest
With a number of club and premium seating options to choose from, US Bank Stadium has no shortage of areas to consider when looking to impress your guest at a football game.
Among the most spectacular seating options are the Delta Sky Club seats on the lowest tier of the south sideline (sections F1-F5). For Vikings games, you won't find a closer option to the Vikes players at the bench and along the sideline, and these seats also come with access to a club lounge which allows you to watch the players as they walk from the locker room to the field. Add in plush cushioned seating, all-inclusive food and beverage, private stadium entrances, and the amenities sum up to an incredible all around package. Be careful when choosing seats in the lowest rows which certainly provide impressive proximity to the sideline, but can have more difficult views from being so low to the field level.
Just above the Delta Sky Club, the Medtronic Club seats (also known as the Valhalla Club) are another great option for an impressive outing and will have better all around views of the game thanks to the additional elevation. Stick with sections V7-V9 to be right near midfield, and you'll treat your guests to a premium experience that comes loaded with stunning views of the game. You won't get the same access to view the players moving between the locker room and the field, but you still get to enjoy all-inclusive food and beverage available in the upscale private club lounge for Vikings football games.
The second tier of the stadium features great options as well with three different club seating areas to choose from. Among our favorites on this level are the FMP and Buffalo Wild Wings club seats which are located near midfield, bringing together a premium experience and excellent views. Both the Buffalo Wild Wings Club (sections C1-C5) and the FMP Club (C6-C10) offer similar amenities, which include a luxurious private club lounge where fans can purchase upscale food and beverage in a comfortable private lounge which features countless televisions and private restrooms. Just be sure to select seats in rows 5 and higher as there are a number of TV camera wells located at the front of the sections which can create some difficult views.
Club Purple seats are another great option to consider on this second tier thanks to array of different seat style options which include traditional stadium seats, private loge boxes, or lounge couches. The private club area here features incredible views out to the city, and for Vikes games you will also be treated to all-inclusive food and beverage. The views of the field will not be as prime due to the corner positioning, so we recommend searching first in the FMP and Buffalo Wild Wings Clubs if you want to be on the second tier at US Bank Stadium.
If you find yourself working with a tighter budget and not able to afford the higher ticket prices of these club options, try to search for the non-premium seats located adjacent to the Medtronic Club (sections 126-130 and 131-135) which will have an upscale private feel at a more reasonable price. The same strategy applies on the second seating tier, where sections 208, 214, 231, and 237 get you those prime 200 level views along the sideline without the club seat price markup. These 200 level sections also feature a smaller number of seats in each row, providing a more comfortable and convenient atmosphere.
Excellent seating height for seeing over the nearby home team sideline
Premium Medtronic Club access with upscale benefits
Best Seats for Kids and Family
At US Bank Stadium you won't find the dedicated kids areas or family themed attractions that you might find elsewhere, but there are a number of areas which we recommend considering when bringing your crew to a football game.
Ticket prices in the lower seating tier will naturally be more expensive than those higher in the stadium, however a benefit is staying lower is avoiding having to use any escalators before even reaching your seating deck. And if you're looking to stay on the lower seating level, search for tickets in the upper rows of sections 101 and 103 near at the northwest corner. Being in rows 33 and higher ensure you stay within a 10 row walk from the top of then aisle, and you'll be right by a family restroom located just above section 103. There are a number of concessions options close by, and the main team store (known as the Locker Room) is just above section 101 should the little ones want to bring home a souvenir.
Most of the 200 level is dedicated for premium seating options, and while a club seat can add many great conveniences for a family at a football game, we tend to recommend other options due to the higher prices that come with these premium seats. However you can still find some great spots for families on the 200 level, most notably in rows 8 and lower of sections 221-224. From here you'll be right by the section entry tunnel just above row 2, and have an excellent head on perspective of the field and all the entertainment on the larger west endzone videoboard - no need to turn your head at all! Restrooms require a bit of a longer walk here, but the unique and impressive sight lines out to the Minneapolis skyline certainly make up for it.
Due to longer trips to reach the seats and potential for steeper walkway aisles to reach your seating row, we generally advise fans to avoid the highest seating tiers at larger venues when bringing the family to a game. However as US Bank Stadium's 300 level is divided into a very unique lower portion and more traditional upper portion, there are some options here which break the mold. The lettered rows of the 300 level are incredibly convenient for fans of all ages as they sit no more than a handful of rows below the level of the upper concourse. As such, its very easy to move to and from the seats and you won't need to worry about lengthy treacherous walks down the aisle. Ticket prices are much cheaper here (making it easier to bring the whole crew), and if you opt for those lettered rows in sections 344-348 you'll also be right by a number of helpful conveniences which include the following:
Extremely easy to move between the seats and the concourse
Near a number of conveniences - including restrooms, concessions, first aid and more
Ticket prices more affordable on the upper seating tier
Best Seats for Visiting Team Fans
Visiting team fans taking in a road game at US Bank Stadium will want to target their ticket search on the areas which get you closest to the visiting team players throughout the game, as well as the spots that give you the best exposure to this impressive venue.
The first place a visiting team fan should begin the search is right at the visitor sideline in Hyundai Club sections V2-V4. Not only will you be right behind your favorite players on the bench and along the sideline, but you also stay between the 30 yard lines for excellent all around viewing. Also known as the Vikings Club, these premium seats have the additional benefit of access to an upscale lounge featuring unique food and beverage options available for purchase. However you'll have a big question to answer before moving forward with selecting seats here - do I want to be closer to my team or have a better overall view of the field? The lowest rows obviously get you closer to all the action on the sideline and are a very exciting place to be. But in being so close it can often be difficult to see over the players and equipment right in front of you, so you if prefer not to miss anything on the field of play we recommend sitting a bit higher. Seats in rows 15-25 offer the ideal combination of viewing height and proximity to the action on these lower level north sideline seats.
Another solid option on the lower seating tier are the upper seating rows of sections 116 and 118 in the north east corner. You won't have the higher premium ticket prices that you'll find in the Hyundai Club, and you get a unique view right down the visitor's sideline. Opt for seats in rows 33 and higher for great viewing height and to also stay within a 10 row walk of the concourse. A big draw for visiting team fans here, especially those who are travelling to Minneapolis for the first time, are the excellent views out to the city skyline. The far endzone (west end of the stadium) features a large glass wall which provides an impressive look at to some of Minneapolis' tallest buildings, and from these seats you get a great perspective to enjoy the unique view.
"300 Level Perfection!" - ★★★★★ - I was seven seats in off the aisle, putting me closer to the middle of the row. And while I normall...
Section 341, Row B, Seat 27 / Football Review
"Near the Broadcast Production Booth" - ★★★★ - Views weren’t terrible, right in line with the back of the east endzone on the upper seating tier....
Section 337, Row 3, Seat 6 / Football Review
"Right Below the Vents" - ★★★ - Although higher up and in the endzone, the views weren’t all that bad. Straight away lines of sig...
Section 330, Row 6, Seat 10 / Football Review
"Double Glass Nightmare" - ★★ - Absolutely horrible view of the field. There is an ADA accessible seating area just below, and my r...
Section 336, Row 5, Seat 8 / Football Review
"Ruined by the Camera Well" - ★★★★ - Certainly disappointing for a premium club level ticket. The dedicated lounge is a nice touch, and ...
Club C10, Row 4, Seat 1 / Football Review
"Excellent Views for an Upper Level " - ★★★★★ - The lettered rows of the 300 level sections are great, close to the concourse (restrooms/concessions...
Section 345, Row E, Seat 18 / Football Review
"Watching Through the Glass" - ★★★★ - I sat here during one of the first preseason games at US Bank Stadium, and although the view of the ...
Section 349, Row 1, Seat 9 / Football Review
"Almost Flawless" - ★★★★ - The viewing height was incredibly ideal from the FMP Club level, and it was amazing to be right at m...
The view from the last row of the upper deck at U.S. Bank Stadium.
Looking down into the Field Suites on the Vikings side of the field. These suites include seating on the field with an additional room behind the seats.
Looking down into the Field Suites.
Looking towards seating on the Vikings side of the field. Most of the seats in the lower two seating bowls are club seating.
Looking down towards lower endzone sections from the upper deck. These are enormous sections with up to 42 rows of seats.
Looking down towards sideline seating on the visitor side.
