Section 141 at U.S. Bank Stadium

★★★★★SeatScore®

U.S. Bank Stadium Section 141 View

section 141, row 42 seat view for football - u.s. bank stadium — Football Seat View From Section 141, Row 42

Row Numbers

Rows in Section 141 are labeled 1-42
Entrances to this section are located at Rows 1 and 42

For Concerts, Section 141 May Have a Limited View

141 is behind the stage or to the side of the stage for most concerts. This may restrict or limit your view of the performance.

For more information about the stage setup for your show, find your event.

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 141 Reviews

Good view downfield

Sep 2016

Football Review
Section 141, Row 42

★★★★★

Tons of activity right behind these seats. There are standing people there right behind you. Can get annoying. Otherwise, cool view down the field. Goal posts don't get in the way. Videoboard is straight in front. Comfortable spot.

100 Level Endzone (Football)
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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.