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U.S. Bank Stadium

Take Metro Transit to U.S. Bank Stadium 

Aerial photo of Green Line in front of U.S. Bank Stadium

It's the hottest ticket in town – any game or concert going on inside U.S. Bank Stadium. The home of the Minnesota Vikings and host to a variety of top events has a METRO light rail station just steps outside the front door!

Take the METRO Blue or Green lines straight to the stadium or hop on a bus. Getting to U.S. Bank Stadium on Metro Transit is easy, convenient and you won't deal with downtown traffic or pay for parking! 

Use the Trip Planner and find out your best route instantly. To get travel options by phone, call 612-373-3333 to speak with a friendly transit expert


Getting There

  Bus routes

These bus routes stop at or near U.S. Bank Stadium: 

Light rail

Whether you're coming from the south metro, St. Paul, or are "railgating" with friends in downtown Minneapolis, taking light rail to U.S. Bank Stadium is a snap. Both the METRO Blue and Green lines drop off right outside the stadium doors at U.S. Bank Stadium Station.

Many bus routes connect to the METRO Green Line. Start your trip on routes 21, 63, 65, 67, 84, 87 or METRO A Line and transfer for free to the Green Line for service to U.S. Bank Stadium Station.

Taking the METRO Blue Line? Park for free and hop on! Park in one of 2,600 free spaces along the METRO Blue Line at 30th Avenue and Fort Snelling stations. 

Download our app for iOS or Android and buy your rail ticket instantly!


Skip with Vikings mascot in front of Metro Transit Green Line

Easy ways to pay

All-Day Pass

Buy an All-Day Pass at any METRO ticket machine or on the Metro Transit app. Your roundtrip is covered – no standing in the ticket line! It's valid for local bus and METRO line rides from time of purchase until 2 a.m. the next day.

Pay using our mobile app

Use the Metro Transit app to purchase your bus or train ride in advance from your smartphone! You can purchase an All-Day Pass or any regular fare to get you there and back.  

Bicycle

All buses and trains have free bicycle racks so you can take transit part of the way and pedal the rest.