Vikings fans got the chance to enter the Detroit Lions’ den at Ford Field with a significantly lower price after the ...

Minnesota Vikings have reportedly spent nearly $2 million on tickets on the secondary market for Week 18 game against Lions ...

The Minnesota ... the Vikings are throwing their money around, trying to offset the Lions' home-field advantage. The Vikings spent $2 million on about 1,900 tickets for seats located behind ...

The ticket buy-up by Minnesota was unusual and even caught the attention of the Lions, who according to Breer, contacted the league office about the move, only to be told the Vikings did not ...

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The team purchased roughly 1,900 tickets near the Ford Field visitor's bench on the secondary market, ESPN confirmed Saturday, at roughly $1,000 per ticket -- or just under $2 million in total. The ...

The Minnesota Vikings are heading to Detroit ... According to Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated, the Vikings bought about 1,900 tickets to Sunday’s game on the secondary market.

The Detroit Lions host the Minnesota Vikings in the final game of the ... Here's how you can buy a last-minute ticket on the secondary market if you are still interested. The cheapest ticket ...

The visitors’ locker room at Ford Field in Detroit was nearly silent last weekend as the Vikings tried to turn the page on a 31-9 loss to the Detroit Lions. Instead of earning the No. 1 seed in the ...