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Minnesota Vikings 2025 Schedule Release – How To Buy Tickets For The Vikings’ Games?

Eric Divakaran

The Minnesota Vikings are coming off of a 14-3 record in the 2024 season, and they are headed towards the right direction in terms of rebuilding and making a deeper playoff run. Last season, the Vikings added QB Sam Darnold to help them get through the regular season, as their rookie QB JJ McCarthy went down with a season-ending injury in the preseason. What nobody expected from Darnold was the drastic change in his production level as he went from throwing for 3,967 passing yards from 2021-2023 regular season , to 4,319 passing yards and 35 touchdowns in the 2024 season. Simply put, Darnold went nuts playing for the Minnesota Vikings last season and he helped Minnesota achieve a 14-3 record.

With his production came the difficult choice that the Vikings had to make in the offseason, as they had to choose between Darnold, a newly found star QB, or a rookie QB J.J. McCarthy, who has not yet played a single NFL game but is a highly promising player. In the end, the Vikings let Darnold sign with the Seattle Seahawks, and have placed all of their faith on McCarthy to be the franchise quarterback in the upcoming years. The Vikings had 5 draft picks this year in the 2025 NFL draft, which includes OL Donovan Jackson, who was picked in the first round of the draft as the 24th pick.

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With McCarthy set to take the stage with a lot of confidence, and their WR Justin Jefferson continuing to be the star that he is, the Vikings aim to go deeper into the playoffs this season as they were knocked off the wild card round in 2024 by the L.A. Rams.

Minnesota Vikings’ 2025 Regular Season Schedule

The Minnesota Vikings’ 2025 Regular Season Schedule is as follows:

AgainstWeekDateLocation
Chicago BearsWeek 1September 08, 2025Soldier Field
Atlanta FalconsWeek 2September 14, 2025U.S. Bank Stadium
Cincinnati Bengals Week 3 September 21, 2025U.S. Bank Stadium
Pittsburgh SteelersWeek 4September 28, 2025Croke Park
Cleveland BrownsWeek 5October 05, 2025Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
BYEWeek 6
Philadelphia EaglesWeek 7October 19, 2025U.S. Bank Stadium
Los Angeles ChargersWeek 8October 23, 2025SoFi Stadium
Detroit LionsWeek 9November 02, 2025Ford Field
Baltimore RavensWeek 10November 09, 2025U.S. Bank Stadium
Chicago BearsWeek 11November 16, 2025U.S. Bank Stadium
Green Bay PackersWeek 12November 23, 2025Lambeau Field
Seattle SeahawksWeek 13November 30, 2025Lumen Field
Washington CommandersWeek 14December 07, 2025U.S. Bank Stadium
Dallas CowboysWeek 15December 14, 2025AT&T Stadium
New York GiantsWeek 16December 21, 2025MetLife Stadium
Detroit LionsWeek 17December 25, 2025U.S. Bank Stadium
Green Bay PackersWeek 18Jan 3 or Jan 4U.S. Bank Stadium

Where to Buy Minnesota Vikings 2025 NFL Tickets?

Tickets for all 17 of the regular season games will be available on the team’s official website and also the NFL’s ticketing platform. If you want further options, fans can check other websites such as Vivid Seats, Ticketmaster, or StubHub.

It is best advised that if you’re interested in catching any of these games, you shouldn’t wait for too long as the prices will surge for high-demand games. For the best seats possible, please try to book your seats at the earliest, whether it’s home games or on the road.

Tickets for all 17 weeks for Vikings’ football are as follows:

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I cover the National Football League and things cannot get better than that. I always dreamed to play football or basketball professionally since I’m built like a Running Back. But now that I can’t, since I’m technically in the “Unc” age, I thought why not pick a career in sports industry? So here I am, doing what I love, and hoping that the Commanders win the Super Bowl. I give love to players when it’s due, but can be critical about their performances at the same time. Enough about me, now let my articles do all the talking. 

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