NFL · Minneapolis · 70,000 capacity
Last updated: 3/4/2026
Getting to the stadium is easy. Its Downtown Minneapolis location means the METRO Blue Line can bring you directly from the MSP airport—plus the Green Line and various buses stop nearby. For those driving, over 20,000 parking spots are within a 20-minute walk, so staying at a downtown hotel gives you the best access.
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Downtown Minneapolis is considered the ideal neighborhood for hotels due to its immediate proximity and excellent public transit connections to U.S. Bank Stadium.
Downtown East has undergone significant residential and entertainment transformation, making it a vibrant area of downtown. It is directly adjacent to U.S. Bank Stadium.
The Metro Transit Blue and Green light rail lines run through the area, with the U.S. Bank Stadium station serving as a central stop.
Loring Park offers a mix of urban and suburban vibes, with green spaces and a strong community feel, while being in close proximity to the city center.
Residents benefit from quick commutes to Downtown Minneapolis, which provides access to the METRO Blue and Green light rail lines and numerous bus routes.
Elliot Park is one of Minneapolis' oldest communities, ideally situated just outside the Downtown area. It offers a variety of restaurants, bars, and coffee shops.
Considered a 'transit rider's paradise' with approximately 19 bus lines running through the neighborhood, providing excellent access to downtown and surrounding areas.
Public transportation options include the METRO Blue and Green Lines, which offer frequent light rail service directly to the U.S. Bank Stadium Station. Numerous Metro Transit bus routes also provide direct access to U.S. Bank Stadium and Downtown Minneapolis. The Northstar Commuter Rail connects to Target Field Station, where riders can transfer to the METRO Blue or Green Line to reach the stadium.
Rideshare: Designated rideshare (Uber/Lyft) pick-up and drop-off zones are located on 10th Avenue South between 6th Street South and 7th Street South, and also on 9th Avenue South between 6th Street South and 7th Street South, and on 3rd Street between Park Avenue and Portland Avenue.
Parking: There are over 20,000 parking spaces available within a 20-minute walk of U.S. Bank Stadium. The stadium parking ramp is connected via the skyway, offering a protected route from the elements. Drivers approaching downtown Minneapolis are directed by signage to available parking lots.
No specific post-game late-night institutions are officially promoted by the stadium; however, the stadium's location in downtown Minneapolis provides access to numerous late-night options in the surrounding urban area.
Renowned for its massive 360° screens (100+ screens) and energetic crowd, offering an unparalleled viewing experience for all major sporting events. It's considered Minneapolis' biggest sports bar and party, with a vibrant atmosphere, excellent service, and a consistent audio feed for games.
What to order: Elevated sports bar classics, chef-driven dishes, bold flavors, Nashville Hot Crispy Chicken, Walleye Fish Chips, Tom's Burger, Buffalo Chicken Tenders, Prime Rib Dip, and an extensive selection of beers and specialty cocktails.
A Minneapolis institution since 1990, offering an authentic British pub feel with multiple screens for watching a wide array of sports, especially football (soccer). It boasts a unique rooftop lawn (English Garden Park) for warmer months and is known for its extensive selection of British beers and friendly service.
What to order: Tender fish and chips, shepherd's pie, Scotch eggs, chicken tikka, the Royal platter, Mac and cheese bites, and various layered beers like a black and tan.
A well-established pub especially known for its serious soccer coverage of European leagues and international competitions. It fosters an engaged and energetic crowd, often opening early for key matches and offering specials on pints and food during game days.
What to order: Pints and food specials, particularly on match days.
A popular pre-game spot for Vikings games, located just a couple of blocks from U.S. Bank Stadium. It offers a good selection of craft beers, elevated pub food, and plenty of TVs for watching sports, often opening earlier on game days.
What to order: Known for their 'lucy's' (Jucy Lucy burgers), along with other craft beers and pub food.
