If you've ever taken I-94 West out of St. Paul on a Vikings Sunday, you already know what the last stretch looks like. The exits back up past downtown Minneapolis, every ramp within a 20-minute walk posts "FULL" well before kickoff, and the search for a $25 parking spot in a downtown ramp starts to feel like the actual event. U.S. Bank Stadium has no dedicated surface lot — just over 20,000 parking spaces spread across surrounding downtown ramps, with game-day rates running $20 to $40 per vehicle.
A group of 30 fans in six cars is handing over up to $240 just to park, and that's before anyone navigates the I-35W merge or finds the right exit on the post-game crawl out of downtown Minneapolis.
The question that decides whether your group gets there together or scattered across downtown: where exactly does the bus drop us off, and where does it wait? This guide answers both with specifics — using U.S. Bank Stadium's and the City of Minneapolis's own published rules — along with every transit option compared, vehicle sizes matched to group size, what shapes the price, and everything else you need to lock in a smooth game day from St. Paul. For a broader look at group transportation to Vikings games and Twin Cities events, the St. Paul sporting event transportation page covers the full picture.
Why Rent a Party Bus or Charter Bus to U.S. Bank Stadium
Downtown Minneapolis on a Vikings game day is a different animal than most NFL venues. U.S. Bank Stadium sits in the middle of the East Town neighborhood, wrapped in one-way streets and urban ramps, with 66,655 fans all converging on the same I-94 and I-35W exits. For a group of 20 or more, coordinating the drive from St. Paul means splitting into four or five cars, purchasing four or five separate parking passes, and hoping everyone reaches the same gate at roughly the same time — while navigating downtown Minneapolis's one-way grid for the first time.
When the game ends and 66,000 people head for the exits simultaneously, the post-game scramble to find your car in an unfamiliar ramp and then snake out of downtown can add a full hour to the evening.
A St. Paul charter bus rental to U.S. Bank Stadium changes that math entirely. Your group loads up at one pickup point — a hotel in Rice Park, an office on Kellogg Boulevard, a home address in the East Side — and rides in together. The bus handles the downtown approach, the designated drop-off just steps from the entrance, and the post-game pickup when you're ready to leave.
You pay one flat rate instead of five separate parking charges, and no one draws the short straw on who has to navigate an unfamiliar downtown one-way grid in the dark. For groups of 15 or more, that combination of staying together and skipping the parking scramble makes a U.S. Bank Stadium party bus or charter bus rental the simplest game-day decision of the whole trip.
Charter Bus & Party Bus Drop-Off at U.S. Bank Stadium
Charter buses, shuttle buses, and party buses dropping off at U.S. Bank Stadium use the designated zones published on the Vikings' official pick-up and drop-off page. There are two assigned areas: 9th Avenue South between 6th Street South and 7th Street South, and 3rd Street between Park Avenue and Portland Avenue. Limousines — Sprinter limos and smaller vehicles — use a separate dedicated zone on 10th Avenue South in the southbound lane heading away from the stadium.
ADA drop-off is on 10th Avenue South between 6th Street South and 7th Street South, across from the Pentair Gate, with on-site staff directing guests to the accessible entrance. Taxis queue at Park Avenue South between 5th Street South and 6th Street South.
The stadium is clear about one hard rule: no parking or pick-up/drop-off is permitted within the 100-foot perimeter of U.S. Bank Stadium, and all vehicles entering the secured parking area pass through a security inspection. So the bus drops your group at the zone, and your group walks a short block or two to the entrance — not the 25-minute hike from a remote rideshare lot that trips up fans at some other NFL venues. The same 9th Avenue South and 3rd Street zones handle rideshare (Uber and Lyft) pickups after the game, which means your bus is confirmed, staged, and waiting well before that surge pricing window opens.
Zones and access rules can shift by event size and type, so it's worth checking the official U.S. Bank Stadium directions page before your visit. The Vikings Ticket Office is also reachable at 612-338-4537 for specific game-day logistics questions.
Charter Bus Parking at U.S. Bank Stadium and the Minneapolis Permit Requirement
Here is the detail most groups miss until it becomes a problem on game day: charter buses must obtain a City of Minneapolis parking permit before arriving at the stadium. Buses that show up without a valid permit displayed in the front window can be turned away. Per the Minneapolis Parking charter bus system page, "Enforcement will be verifying all buses have valid reservations" — this is a firm rule, not a suggestion.
Permits are purchased online through the City of Minneapolis permitting system at minneapolis.myparkinginfo.com/cws/. The confirmed parking zone and any overflow area for your specific U.S. Bank Stadium event come with your permit reservation. Buses must park between the zone traffic signs; RV and motor home parking is not available in these zones; and no tailgating is permitted in the charter bus lots.
For permit questions, Minneapolis Parking can be reached at 612-343-7275 or BusParking@mplsparking.com.
The charter bus permit is non-negotiable, and it must be purchased before the bus arrives. This is one of the clearest arguments for booking through a network familiar with U.S. Bank Stadium logistics — confirming the permit, coordinating the correct drop-off zone, and handling the assigned parking zone are part of the setup, not something you sort out at a closed curb on game day.
Road Closures and the I-94 Crush on Game Day
The road situation around U.S. Bank Stadium changes with every event, and the combination of I-94 and I-35W converging in the downtown Minneapolis core makes it one of the more demanding stadium approaches in the NFL for large groups. For noon Vikings games specifically, the City of Minneapolis closes Chicago Avenue from 4th Street to 6th Street beginning at 6:00 AM, and closes 4th Street from Park Avenue to Interstate 35W starting at 9:00 AM. Streets reopen approximately one hour after the game ends.
The 4th Street exit off I-35W is the closest off-ramp to the stadium — and predictably the most congested as kickoff approaches, with transportation advisories consistently recommending fans avoid it on major event days.
For evening games and special events, the closure plan and timing shift, so checking the official stadium directions page and current Minneapolis closure advisories before your trip is always the right move. When you book a bus, the approach route for your specific event date is confirmed at that point — so there's no guessing at a closed block of Chicago Avenue when kickoff is 45 minutes away.
U.S. Bank Stadium Transportation Options Compared
This is a bus comparison website, but here's an honest look at every realistic way a group gets from St. Paul to U.S. Bank Stadium. The right answer depends entirely on your group size and where everyone is coming from.
| Option | Cost shape | Arrive together? | Door-to-door | Best group size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private charter bus or party bus | One flat rate, split by the group | Yes — one vehicle, one arrival | Best — drops at 9th Ave S, steps from entrance; bus staged for post-game pickup | 15–56 |
| METRO Green Line (from St. Paul) | Per-person fare; All-Day Pass option | Only if everyone boards the same train | Excellent — station sits right at the stadium entrance | 2–8 people; no group control for larger groups |
| Mystic Lake Game Day Park & Ride | ~$15/person round trip; 48-hr reservation required | Only if your group reaches Mystic Lake together | Good — shuttle to the stadium and back | South-metro groups willing to meet at the casino first |
| SouthWest Transit shuttle | Per-person fare; free parking at hub stations | Only if everyone reaches the same station | Good — connects to downtown Minneapolis near the stadium | West-suburb groups near Chaska / Chanhassen / Eden Prairie |
| Rideshare (Uber / Lyft) | Per car each way + post-game surge | No — multiple cars, staggered ETAs | Fair — drop at 9th Ave S or 3rd Street; post-game surge pricing | 1–4 per car |
| Everyone drives and parks | $20–$40/car in downtown ramps, pre-purchased | No — caravans split, ramps vary | Varies — depends on which ramp you booked | 1–2 cars maximum before coordination cost explodes |
For a small group of two to four people coming from St. Paul, the METRO Green Line is genuinely the most efficient option — it drops you at U.S. Bank Stadium station in about 35 minutes from Union Depot, sidesteps the I-94 traffic entirely, and costs a fraction of downtown parking. But once your party grows past two or three cars' worth of people, the coordination overhead of separate vehicles tips decisively toward one bus. That's the group the rest of this guide is written for.
METRO Green Line, SouthWest Transit, and Regional Options
METRO Green Line. The Green Line runs directly from downtown St. Paul's Union Depot through the Midway District and the University of Minnesota to U.S. Bank Stadium station — which sits right at the stadium's front entrance. The METRO Blue Line also stops there, connecting the airport and Mall of America to downtown Minneapolis.
Metro Transit adds extra service before and after Vikings games, and an All-Day Pass is available through the Metro Transit mobile app or at any light rail ticket machine for round-trip travel. For trip planning, Metro Transit is at 612-373-3333; the Vikings' official public transportation page lists all regional transit options and contacts.
SouthWest Transit. For groups based in the western suburbs, SouthWest Transit runs shuttles from three park-and-ride stations to all preseason and regular-season Vikings home games — East Creek Station in Chaska, SouthWest Village Station in Chanhassen, and SouthWest Station in Eden Prairie, all with free parking. Riders pay with exact change or via the Token Transit app; there's typically one departure per station, timed to arrive about an hour before kickoff.
Great for west-suburb groups, but everyone needs to converge on the same station first.
Mystic Lake Game Day Park & Ride. Mystic Lake Casino operates a round-trip shuttle to select regular-season Vikings home games, currently running around $15 per person round trip per the Mystic Lake game day park and ride page. Advance reservations are required at least 48 hours before the game, riders must travel both directions on the shuttle, and wristbands are required for reboarding after the game.
It's a solid option for groups arriving from the south metro — but the bus picks up at Mystic Lake, not at your door, so your group still needs to get there first.
MVTA. The Minnesota Valley Transit Authority operates regional bus service from Shakopee and Burnsville transit stations to the Gateway Ramp near U.S. Bank Stadium for Vikings games. Check the MVTA website or the Vikings' public transportation page for current schedules.
What Size Bus Does Your Group Need for a U.S. Bank Stadium Trip?
The right vehicle comes down to headcount and the kind of pregame experience your group wants. Partybusstpaul.com connects you to a wide range of vehicles through a network of bus companies serving St. Paul and the Twin Cities, so your group rides comfortably without paying for seats nobody needs. Here is how the full vehicle lineup breaks down for a U.S. Bank Stadium run.
| Vehicle | Seats | Best for | Key amenities |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14-passenger Sprinter limo / Sprinter van | Up to 14 | Suite holders, small VIP groups, corporate arrivals; uses dedicated limo drop-off on 10th Ave South | Premium leather, USB charging at every seat, tinted privacy windows |
| Party bus (25-passenger and other 15–50 passenger sizes) | 15–50 | Fan groups wanting the pregame rolling into downtown | Built-in bar, color-changing LED lighting, premium Bluetooth sound, flat-panel TVs, wraparound perimeter seating |
| 15–35 passenger minibus | 15–35 | Mid-size fan groups, corporate shuttles, wedding guest transfers heading to events at the stadium | Powerful A/C, plush reclining seats; tighter footprint navigates downtown Minneapolis one-ways with greater maneuverability |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | Up to 56 | Large fan groups, corporate outings, convention shuttles covering the I-94 corridor | Reclining seats, climate control, overhead storage, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restrooms, undercarriage luggage bays |
For large fan groups making the run down I-94 from St. Paul or the East Metro, a 40- to 56-passenger charter bus puts your whole group in one vehicle and handles the downtown approach without splitting across multiple lanes of game-day traffic. The minibus earns its place with mid-size groups — its tighter footprint navigates downtown Minneapolis's one-way grid more easily than a full-size coach, and it parks in the same designated charter bus zone assigned through the city's permit system. ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network; include the request in your quote form and the right bus can be arranged.
U.S. Bank Stadium Party Bus and Charter Bus Rental Prices
Partybusstpaul.com shows pricing in under 30 seconds — fill out the quick form and compare rates from bus companies serving the St. Paul and Twin Cities area, no account required. The quote is shaped by a handful of factors: vehicle size, total hours needed (including pregame staging and post-game pickup), the specific date and event type, and the mileage from your St. Paul pickup location to the stadium. A regular-season Vikings home game on a Sunday prices differently than a sold-out stadium concert or a high-demand event weekend with full downtown closures.
To give you a planning sense of what these runs typically cost:
- 15–35 passenger minibus: weekday hourly rates from $200–$250; weekend $200–$275
- 25-passenger party bus: weekday $250–$350/hr; weekend $275–$375/hr
- 40-passenger party bus: weekday $300–$350/hr; weekend $325–$500/hr
- 40–56 passenger charter bus: weekday $200–$350/hr; weekend $200–$350/hr
These are planning ranges to give you an idea of what a rental may cost — the real figure moves with your date, vehicle, hours, and demand. The fastest way to get an accurate number for your itinerary is to call 218-520-3551 any time or fill out the quick form online for instant pricing. Check the St. Paul party bus prices page for a fuller breakdown.
Once you split one bus across 20, 30, or 50 people, the per-head number routinely undercuts what six separate cars pay just in downtown Minneapolis parking — before anyone counts gas, tolls on I-94, or the post-game rideshare fare.
A Game-Day Example
To give you an idea: a 32-person fan group heading from downtown St. Paul to a Vikings evening game books a 35-passenger minibus. Pickup at 3:00 PM from Rice Street, at the 9th Avenue South drop-off zone by 3:45 PM — well before an 8:20 PM kickoff. The game wraps around 11:30 PM; the bus is staged nearby and picks up the group at the agreed corner by 11:50 PM, back in St. Paul by 12:30 AM.
A 5-hour rental at that size might come to roughly $1,000–$1,375 — split across 32 people, that's approximately $31–$43 per head, versus $25–$40 each just for a downtown Minneapolis parking spot, before gas or the post-game rideshare surge from the ramp to the highway.
Getting to U.S. Bank Stadium from St. Paul and the Twin Cities
U.S. Bank Stadium sits at 401 Chicago Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55415, in the East Town neighborhood of downtown Minneapolis — about 10 miles west of downtown St. Paul via I-94. Here are approximate distances and off-peak drive times from common Twin Cities pickup points:
| From… | Approx. distance | Typical drive (off-peak) |
|---|---|---|
| Downtown St. Paul | ~10 miles via I-94 W | 15–20 minutes |
| East St. Paul / Woodbury | ~14–16 miles via I-94 W | 20–30 minutes |
| Eagan / Burnsville | ~16–18 miles via I-35W N | 20–30 minutes |
| Bloomington | ~14 miles via I-35W N or Hiawatha | 20–25 minutes |
| Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP) | ~8 miles via I-35W N or Hiawatha Ave | 15–20 minutes |
| Eden Prairie / Minnetonka | ~18–22 miles via I-494 E / I-35W N | 25–35 minutes |
Those numbers double or triple on game days. The I-94 corridor carrying traffic from St. Paul and the East Metro concentrates enormous volume into downtown Minneapolis, and the 4th Street exit — the closest to the stadium — backs up the earliest and clears the latest. I-35W north of the 494 interchange moves similarly on afternoon kickoff days.
A bus doesn't dissolve the congestion, but it does mean one vehicle is dealing with it instead of eight, and no one in your group is white-knuckling downtown one-ways solo trying to find the right ramp entrance before they miss their pre-purchased parking pass window.
What's Happening at U.S. Bank Stadium in 2026 and Beyond
U.S. Bank Stadium runs year-round, and the major events on the calendar are exactly where group bus demand spikes — and where vehicles disappear weeks before the date. Here's what's driving bookings in 2026 and the dates worth planning around well in advance.
Minnesota Vikings 2026 season. The NFL home schedule at U.S. Bank Stadium is the most consistent source of group bus demand in the Twin Cities. Confirmed home games include the preseason opener vs. Baltimore Ravens (August 22), the regular-season home opener vs. Green Bay Packers (September 13), Vikings vs. Miami Dolphins (October 4), and Vikings vs. Indianapolis Colts (October 25), with the full regular-season slate running through January.
Divisional rivalry games — Packers and Bears matchups in particular — fill downtown ramps weeks in advance, and rideshare surge pricing after evening games runs high. The full schedule is on the U.S. Bank Stadium events page. The earlier you book a bus for a prime Vikings date, the better the vehicle selection.
WWE SummerSlam — August 1–2, 2026. A two-day stadium-scale event drawing regional fans who need airport-to-stadium transportation on top of game-day shuttles. Weekend dates with a 66,000-seat sellout create the same downtown parking and congestion picture as any major Vikings game — and rideshare surge pricing after a two-hour event ending at 11 PM downtown Minneapolis is significant.
Groups booking a bus for SummerSlam arrive and leave together for one predictable rate.
Ed Sheeran LOOP Tour — August 15, 2026. Stadium-scale concerts at U.S. Bank Stadium trigger the same Chicago Avenue closures, downtown ramp saturation, and post-show rideshare pressure as Vikings games. The St. Paul concert bus rental page covers how group transportation to stadium-scale concerts typically works from the St. Paul side.
2028 NFL Draft — Minneapolis, U.S. Bank Stadium. Minnesota has been selected to host the 2028 NFL Draft, announced in May 2026 at the NFL Spring League Meeting in Orlando. The multi-day event — centered on U.S. Bank Stadium with the NFL Draft Experience, live entertainment, and regional activations — is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of fans over three days.
The 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh set a record at 805,000 attendees; Minneapolis in 2028 aims to rival that. Group transportation demand for a three-day event of that scale will be significant, and early booking is the only way to guarantee vehicle availability. Call 218-520-3551 now to get on the calendar.
Tips for Visiting U.S. Bank Stadium
A few things every group should know before a U.S. Bank Stadium game day, straight from the stadium's own published policies.
- Secure the charter bus permit before traveling. The City of Minneapolis requires a permit purchased through the online system at mplsparking.com/charter-bus-parking before any charter bus can park in the zone assigned for the event. Enforcement checks for valid reservations — buses without permits can be turned away. Contact Minneapolis Parking at 612-343-7275 or BusParking@mplsparking.com for questions.
- Clear bag policy in effect for every event. Per the U.S. Bank Stadium security page, each guest may bring one clear plastic or PVC bag no larger than 12″ × 6″ × 12″ (or a one-gallon clear zip-lock), plus a small clutch no larger than 4.5″ × 6.5″. Backpacks, purses, fanny packs, and oversized or tinted bags are not permitted. The stadium strongly encourages guests not to bring bags at all.
- Water yes, outside food no. One factory-sealed plastic water bottle up to 32 oz per person is allowed; reusable empty bottles are also permitted. Outside food, beverages, cans, coolers, and glass containers are turned away at the gate.
- U.S. Bank Stadium is fully enclosed and climate-controlled. Unlike the vast majority of NFL venues, U.S. Bank Stadium is an indoor venue — no weather disruptions, no last-minute scramble because a January blizzard hit I-94. That makes late-season Vikings games and winter events a very different experience than traveling to an open-air outdoor stadium.
- Build in extra time on I-94 from St. Paul. The corridor from St. Paul into downtown Minneapolis concentrates enormous game-day volume in a short stretch. Add at least 45 minutes beyond your normal drive time for evening games, and 60–90 minutes for early-afternoon kickoffs when the exits fill fastest.
- Pre-purchase downtown parking if driving. The Stadium Parking Garage and nearby premium ramps require pre-purchased passes through ParkWhiz, the Vikings' official parking partner, per the official Vikings parking page. Day-of availability in premium lots is not guaranteed, and lots open 6 hours before events and close 2–3 hours after.
- Save the stadium contact. U.S. Bank Stadium is at 401 Chicago Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55415; the main number is 612-777-8700 for guest services and day-of questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does a charter bus or party bus drop off at U.S. Bank Stadium?
Charter buses and shuttle buses use 9th Avenue South between 6th Street South and 7th Street South, or 3rd Street between Park Avenue and Portland Avenue — per the Vikings' official pick-up and drop-off page. Limousines have a separate dedicated zone on 10th Avenue South in the southbound lane. No parking or drop-off is permitted within 100 feet of the stadium perimeter.
After drop-off, charter buses move to the parking zone assigned through the city's permit system.
Does a charter bus need a permit to park near U.S. Bank Stadium?
Yes — a permit is required and must be purchased before the bus arrives. The City of Minneapolis requires all charter buses to obtain a parking permit through the online system at mplsparking.com/charter-bus-parking. Enforcement verifies permits on game day, and the parking zone (plus any overflow area) is confirmed with the permit reservation.
No tailgating is permitted in the charter bus zones.
How much does a bus rental to U.S. Bank Stadium from St. Paul cost?
The price depends on vehicle size, hours needed, the specific date and event, and mileage from your pickup. You can get pricing in under 30 seconds through Partybusstpaul.com's online tool, or call 218-520-3551 any time for a free quote at no obligation. The St. Paul party bus prices page breaks down planning ranges for every vehicle type.
What roads close around U.S. Bank Stadium on game day?
For noon Vikings games, the City of Minneapolis closes Chicago Avenue from 4th Street to 6th Street starting at 6:00 AM, and 4th Street from Park Avenue to I-35W starting at 9:00 AM — streets reopen about one hour after the game ends. For evening games and special events, the closure plan and timing differ. Always check the official U.S. Bank Stadium directions page before your trip.
Can the bus wait for us during the game?
Yes. The charter bus parking zone assigned through the city's permit system provides a staging area while your group is inside. You set a post-game pickup window and a clear meeting point before the game starts; the bus is staged nearby and ready when your group walks out — no ramp hunt, no waiting in a surge-priced rideshare line with 20 of your closest friends.
How far in advance should I book a bus to U.S. Bank Stadium?
For regular Vikings home games, 3–4 weeks of lead time is workable for most dates. For divisional rivalry games (Packers, Bears), sold-out stadium concerts, WWE SummerSlam, and other high-demand events, vehicles fill much faster — book as soon as your date is confirmed. For the 2028 NFL Draft, book as far ahead as possible; three-day events drawing hundreds of thousands of fans represent the highest single-event demand in the Twin Cities since Super Bowl LII.
Call 218-520-3551 right now to lock in your date.
Is there a public transit option from St. Paul to U.S. Bank Stadium?
Yes — the METRO Green Line connects downtown St. Paul's Union Depot directly to U.S. Bank Stadium station, with the station positioned right at the stadium entrance. The ride from Union Depot takes about 35 minutes. Metro Transit adds extra service before and after Vikings games.
An All-Day Pass is available through the Metro Transit mobile app or at any light rail ticket machine. For groups of 2–4, it's an efficient alternative. For larger groups that want to stay together and go door-to-door, a private party bus or charter bus rental is the cleaner call.
What's the bag policy at U.S. Bank Stadium?
The stadium follows the NFL clear bag policy: one clear plastic or PVC bag no larger than 12″ × 6″ × 12″ (or a one-gallon clear zip-lock) per person, plus a small clutch no larger than 4.5″ × 6.5″. Backpacks, purses, fanny packs, and tinted or oversized bags are not permitted. One sealed plastic water bottle up to 32 oz is allowed.
Full details are on the U.S. Bank Stadium safety and security page.
Can groups flying into MSP rent a bus to U.S. Bank Stadium?
Absolutely. Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport is about 8 miles south of U.S. Bank Stadium via Hiawatha Avenue or I-35W North. Out-of-town groups flying in for Vikings games, major concerts, or multi-day events can book a single pickup from the Terminal 1 or Terminal 2 ground transportation curb and head straight to the stadium or their hotel.
The MSP airport transportation guide covers the terminal pickup zones and ground transportation details.
Are ADA-accessible buses available for U.S. Bank Stadium trips?
Yes — ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network. Include your accessibility needs in the quote request and the right vehicle can be arranged. At the stadium itself, ADA drop-off is on 10th Avenue South between 6th Street South and 7th Street South, across from the Pentair Gate, with on-site staff ready to assist.
Is U.S. Bank Stadium indoors?
Yes — U.S. Bank Stadium is a fully enclosed, climate-controlled indoor venue. Minnesota winters do not affect the game experience once your group is inside, which makes late-season Vikings games and January playoff dates very different from traveling to an open-air stadium. No weather contingency plan needed.
Book Your U.S. Bank Stadium Bus from St. Paul Today
Whether it's a 25-person fan group running down I-94 West for a Vikings game, a corporate outing for a suite at a stadium-scale concert, a WWE SummerSlam weekend group flying into MSP, or a group planning for the 2028 NFL Draft, Partybusstpaul.com makes finding the right bus fast and easy. Fill out the quick form and compare party buses, minibuses, charter buses, Sprinter limos, and Sprinter vans from a network of bus companies serving St. Paul and the Twin Cities — or call 218-520-3551 any time for a price quote at no obligation. Your group gets there together, the charter bus staging is handled, and the post-game pickup is already arranged while everyone else is hunting for a ramp exit in downtown Minneapolis.
Also heading to other Twin Cities venues? The Xcel Energy Center guide covers group drop-off for Wild games and concerts right in downtown St. Paul, and the Target Field guide handles Twins games at the ballpark just blocks from U.S. Bank Stadium.
