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Stadium Watch Blog
Tim Nelson

What do the Vikings want?

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The Vikings are keeping their personal seat license plans pretty well under wraps.

It looks like they're gaging their fans' interest in paying up front for the stadium with an online survey -- one that doesn't lend itself to sharing or replication. But thanks to a couple of MPR listeners, we've got an exclusive look at some of survey the Vikings have been sharing with ticket holders.

Melanie and Mark Baumhover, Vikings fans from North St. Paul still occasionally enjoy the seats that her grandfather claimed in 1961. (He was civil engineer Jonathan Oster, and his firm helped design the Lowry Hill tunnel for Interstate 94.)

At any rate, here's what the Vikings showed them. (Click for larger versions of the images.)