description U.S. Bank Stadium Overview
U.S. Bank Stadium is the Minnesota Vikings' Minneapolis home, opened in 2016 with a fixed ETFE roof and host of Super Bowl LII.
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What makes the roof of U.S. Bank Stadium unique?
U.S. Bank Stadium features a fixed roof made primarily of ETFE (ethylene tetrafluoroethylene), a transparent material that allows natural light to enter the stadium. This was chosen to give fans the feeling of an outdoor stadium while protecting them from the harsh Minnesota winter.
Did U.S. Bank Stadium host a Super Bowl?
Yes, it hosted Super Bowl LII in 2018, where the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the New England Patriots. The stadium also hosts early-season NCAA basketball tournaments and major concerts.
When did the Minnesota Vikings move to U.S. Bank Stadium?
The Vikings officially moved into the stadium for the 2016 NFL season. It was built on the former site of the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in downtown Minneapolis.
Are the sidelines heated at U.S. Bank Stadium?
Although the stadium is fully enclosed, it is designed to feel like an outdoor venue, so there are no heated sidelines for the players. However, the building utilizes heavy radiant heating in the concourses and seating areas to keep fans comfortable.
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