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          Vikings won't increase season ticket prices in 2015

          • Ben Goessling, ESPN Staff WriterJan 23, 2015, 07:45 PM ET
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            • Previously covered Vikings for St. Paul Pioneer Press
            • Also covered Minnesota Twins, Minnesota Wild and Washington Nationals
            • Twin Cities native and University of Minnesota graduate
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          MOBILE, Ala. -- The Minnesota Vikings plan to hold season-ticket prices steady for their second season at TCF Bank Stadium.

          Team spokesman Jeff Anderson said Friday the Vikings won't raise season-ticket prices in 2015, The team increased season-ticket prices slightly from 2013 to 2014 as it moved from the Metrodome to its temporary home at the University of Minnesota. The flat rates in 2015, however, mean the top ticket price will stay at $1,390, or an average of $139 per contest across the 10-game package. The Vikings' lowest season-ticket price is $350, or $35 per game.

          Anderson said the Vikings will use variable ticket pricing for single-game tickets, as they did last season. Those prices, he said, will be released at a later date.