Now in the third year at U.S. Bank, the Minnesota Vikings are still technically in the honeymoon phase of their billion dollar stadium that opened in 2016. According to ESPN, last season, they filled 99.9% of their seats for home games. At a $260 average price on the secondary market this season, Vikings ticket prices are at their highest point since 2016 when tickets averaged $339 for the inaugural season at the new stadium. Despite those numbers, tickets are available for the two highest-demand games of the season: the opener against the Falcons and the December 23rd game against the rival Packers.
For each game, though, there’s a very limited number primary-market tickets on Ticketmaster, making this a toe-dip more than a splash. Prices for 4th row end zone tickets for the Packers are available for $640 after fees, which is in-line with the cost on Stubhub and TicketIQ. The same tickets for the Falcons game are going for $325.
| Game | Avg Price | Get-In Price |
| 9/8 vs ATL | $210 | $84 |
| 9/22 vs OAK | $231 | $83 |
| 10/13 vs PHI | $281 | $99 |
| 10/24 vs WAS | $208 | $77 |
| 11/17 vs DEN | $249 | $103 |
| 12/8 vs DET | $202 | $75 |
| 12/23 vs GB | $326 | $145 |
| 12/29 vs CHI | $277 | $99 |
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Vikings 2018 Ticket Market Overview:
The Minnesota Vikings open the season at home Sunday against the San Francisco 49ers, and demand for 2018 Minnesota Vikings tickets is slightly down this season. Below is how Vikings tickets prices stack up on the secondary market across the league. As you can see below, Vikings tickets are down 6% compared to last season, but they are still the third most expensive since 2011, when TicketIQ.com began tracking data. The most expensive ticket of the decade was in 2016, a year after the Vikings won the North with an 11-5 record. Minnesota was 13-3 and got the NFC Championship last season.
Where to Buy Tickets:
Despite the slight drop in ticket prices, a ticket to a Vikings game is the 11th most expensive across the NFL this season. Season tickets are not available, but fans can get on the waiting list, which started in 2013, by visiting the Vikings website. Single-game tickets are available through the Vikings primary market partner Ticketmaster, and are available for every game, though there is limited availability for the biggest games, including the November 25 Green Bay Packers and December 30 Chicago Bears games. On the secondary market, seats all over the stadium are available, including many through secondary ticket marketplace TicketIQ.com, with the company’s Low Price Guarantee.
Prices For Each Game on 2018 Vikings Schedule:
The priciest game of the season is the Packers game, which is trending at $355, well above the secondary market season average of $233. The Packers-Vikings rivalry is one of the most heated and storied in the NFL, and the teams play at Green Bay during Week 2 before a rematch at Minnesota in November. The Packers hold a 60-53-2 series advantage. Should either team be in position to make the playoffs – and it’s highly likely both will be in the mix – ticket prices will surely rise.
