The 2010 Minnesota Vikings season was one of great hope and optimism. Unfortunately, it is now official that the Minnesota Vikings will not be making the postseason. However, there is still a lot to cheer about for next season. There will be a new coach at the helm, either Leslie Frazier or whoever Zygi Wilf decides to hire. They will still have a number of key players that should return including Adrian Peterson, Jared Allen, Kevin Williams, Antoine Winfield, and EJ Henderson.
Monday, December 20, 2010
Will People Renew for 2011 Minnesota Vikings Season Tickets?
The 2010 Minnesota Vikings season was one of great hope and optimism. Unfortunately, it is now official that the Minnesota Vikings will not be making the postseason. However, there is still a lot to cheer about for next season. There will be a new coach at the helm, either Leslie Frazier or whoever Zygi Wilf decides to hire. They will still have a number of key players that should return including Adrian Peterson, Jared Allen, Kevin Williams, Antoine Winfield, and EJ Henderson.
Vikings-Bears General Admission Ticket Experience Review
The Minnesota Vikings and Chicago Bears are playing a historic game on Monday night at TCF Bank Stadium. It doesn't come without some confusion however for Minnesota Vikings fans. How does the ticket distribution work It will be first-come, first-served Monday night at TCF Bank Stadium, which will be designated general admission for fans with tickets to the Vikings-Bears game. Under the ticket policy, fans with lower-level seats at the Dome will be seated in the lower level at TCF Bank, until seating runs out. Those with upper-level Dome seats will be seated in the upper level at TCF. Minnesota Vikings fans should plan ahead of this game, as there is expected 6 inches of snow and the traffic will be intense.
Friday, December 17, 2010
Minnesota Vikings Ticket Debacle at TCF Bank Stadium

The Minnesota Vikings, who have recently turned in to the most nomadic team in the NFL, are looking to TCF Bank Stadium for their last 2010 home game in Minneapolis. TCF is blanketed by 5-ft snowdrifts, the concession stands have no beer taps (dry stadium) and the stadium seats approximately 15,000 less than the regularly-soldout Metrodome.
Yet the Minnesota Vikings are planning on facing the Chicago Bears on Monday night at the University of Minnesota's TCF Bank stadium. For one night, Minnesota Vikings fans will learn to embrace the outdoors without any 'usual seats' and readily available parking. Bet you didn't know we were actually spoiled with the Metrodome?
The preparation of the winterized TCF Stadium is said to cost roughly $700,000.
The Vikings and the NFL have decided to fill TCF Bank Stadium on a first come first served basis. Meaning, everyone with a 100 level Metrodome ticket will be able to sit anywhere on the 100 level at TCF Bank Stadium. I am predicting long lines to get in, stampeding Vikings fans and a complete mess at TCF Bank Stadium...all in the name of a crazy Monday night football game. What a perfect way to cap off a very unusual Minnesota Vikings season.
Yet the Minnesota Vikings are planning on facing the Chicago Bears on Monday night at the University of Minnesota's TCF Bank stadium. For one night, Minnesota Vikings fans will learn to embrace the outdoors without any 'usual seats' and readily available parking. Bet you didn't know we were actually spoiled with the Metrodome?
The preparation of the winterized TCF Stadium is said to cost roughly $700,000.
The Vikings and the NFL have decided to fill TCF Bank Stadium on a first come first served basis. Meaning, everyone with a 100 level Metrodome ticket will be able to sit anywhere on the 100 level at TCF Bank Stadium. I am predicting long lines to get in, stampeding Vikings fans and a complete mess at TCF Bank Stadium...all in the name of a crazy Monday night football game. What a perfect way to cap off a very unusual Minnesota Vikings season.
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