VIKINGS HAS SENT A BRUTAL MASSAGE TO LAS VEGAS RAIDERS ABOUT.

At the Raiders game in Las Vegas, the majority of spectators will be Vikings fans.
More than half of the tickets sold, according to Vivid Seats, have gone to Vikings supporters.

Is Allegiant Stadium going to be U.S. Bank Stadium Mk. 2 when the Vikings play the Raiders on Sunday?

According to ticket exchange and resale company Vivid Seats, Vikings fans are expected to occupy 54% of the 65,000-seat stadium, which is their current “Fan Forecast” prediction.

Given that away fans have routinely outnumbered home fans at the Allegiant, it shouldn’t come as a surprise if there is a sizable sea of purple at Sunday’s game. Since moving from Oakland in 2020, the Raiders haven’t had much time to cultivate local support, but visiting Las Vegas is always a popular destination for NFL fans.

In any case, Vikings supporters have always made excellent travel arrangements. This Sunday’s game in Vegas will be the team’s first since the Raiders relocated from Oakland.

Some traveling supporters are even considering trying to start an SKOL chant during the two teams’ tussle at the Allegiant due to the possibility of a purple wave.

Be prepared to spend a lot of money if you’re trying to get last-minute tickets to the game. Even before fees, the lowest priced seats available right now on Vivid Seats would cost you $197 apiece.

This weekend, there will be no shortage of Vikings-related events on the Strip, including Tommy Kramer, the legendary Vikings quarterback, making appearances.

There’s also a big contingent from 100.3 KFAN, whose Power Trip Morning Show aired live from Vegas on Friday morning and which will broadcast the game on the radio this Sunday.