Next two Vikings home games not sold out

November 5, 2009November 5, 2009 by Shane Delaney

<p>Without a sold-out Metrodome, the Vikings face their first blacked-out games since 1997. (CityPages/Wiki)</p> — Without a sold-out Metrodome, the Vikings face their first blacked-out games since 1997. (CityPages/Wiki)

The Minnesota Vikings still have thousands of tickets left to sell for their next two home games and could face a television blackout if they don’t sell out the Metrodome.

According to chief marketing officer Steve LaCroix, about 4,000 tickets remain for the Nov. 15 game against Detroit and about 3,500 tickets remain the Nov. 22 game against Seattle.

LaCroix said the Nov. 29 game against Chicago is a virtual sellout, with a few hundred seats left.

The Vikings are 7-1 entering their bye week. They haven’t had a game blacked out on local television since 1997.

One Reply to “Next two Vikings home games not sold out”

Andrew Nowak says:

November 7, 2009 at 2:48 pm

Wow. 7-1 and the fair weather vikings fans still can’t fill the dome. Cmon Minnesota.

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