How much did U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis cost to build?
U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis is the indoor home of the Minnesota Vikings, built on the site of the Metrodome with a translucent ETFE roof, five large pivoting glass doors and a seating capacity of 66,860 expandable to 73,000. It was delivered by Mortenson with the construction manager at risk method in about two and a half years, from the groundbreaking on 3 December 2013 to the opening on 22 July 2016, at a project cost of USD 1.061 billion, shared between the state of Minnesota, the city of Minneapolis and the team.
Final project cost
$1.061 billion
Cost basis: 2016
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Cost evidence
Basis of the published figure
Final project cost2016
Project metrics
Key dimensions
- Floor areaMortenson (construction manager)
- 162,768 m虏
- Capacitymortenson.com
- 66,860 seats
Project record