Pack93z
You retired too? .... Not me. I'm in my prime
They can't even sell out there own stadium... in the words of VR... Bwaaahaaa ... Bwaaahaaa .... Bwaaahaaa !!!!
Bet they wish they are sorry they tried to package preseason tickets with regular season tickets now... tightwads..
In seriousness... with all the state has been through in the past two months.. I am not sure that football is on the highest priority.
Plenty of Room....
Vikings can't even sell Packers tickets
Press-Gazette
Want to see the Green Bay Packers play the Minnesota Vikings in Minneapolis on Sept. 30? The Vikings have thousands of tickets available, and would love to sell them.
Facing a television blackout for the first time in 10 years, the Vikings are starting a big push to sell 5,800 tickets to their Sept. 9 home opener against the Atlanta Falcons, according to the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
NFL rules require teams to sell out home games within 72 hours of kickoff to allow the games to be televised locally. The Vikings must sell 62,000 tickets, but they’ve sold only 56,200 for the Falcons game.
The Vikings earlier tried to pump up sales for the Falcons game by requiring anyone who wanted tickets to the Sept. 30 game against the Packers to buy the same number of tickets for the opener.
That didn’t work as well as hoped.
Thousands of tickets remain for both games, as well as all six other Vikings home games.
Information : Single game tickets
Bet they wish they are sorry they tried to package preseason tickets with regular season tickets now... tightwads..
In seriousness... with all the state has been through in the past two months.. I am not sure that football is on the highest priority.
Plenty of Room....
Vikings can't even sell Packers tickets
Press-Gazette
Want to see the Green Bay Packers play the Minnesota Vikings in Minneapolis on Sept. 30? The Vikings have thousands of tickets available, and would love to sell them.
Facing a television blackout for the first time in 10 years, the Vikings are starting a big push to sell 5,800 tickets to their Sept. 9 home opener against the Atlanta Falcons, according to the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
NFL rules require teams to sell out home games within 72 hours of kickoff to allow the games to be televised locally. The Vikings must sell 62,000 tickets, but they’ve sold only 56,200 for the Falcons game.
The Vikings earlier tried to pump up sales for the Falcons game by requiring anyone who wanted tickets to the Sept. 30 game against the Packers to buy the same number of tickets for the opener.
That didn’t work as well as hoped.
Thousands of tickets remain for both games, as well as all six other Vikings home games.
Information : Single game tickets