It’s a huge season opener in Minneapolis this Sunday as the Minnesota Vikings take on their division rivals, the Green Bay Packers, at 3:25 p.m. Fans heading to U.S. Bank Stadium early can catch a free pregame concert by country music star Cole Swindell starting at 1:00 p.m.

If you're attending this weekend or any home game this season, you need to know about the five things you can not do inside the stadium. If you get caught doing them, you could be asked to leave the building immediately.

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Rules Minnesota Vikings Fans Are Expected to Follow Inside US Bank Stadium

The Minnesota Vikings are committed to ensuring that US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis remains a welcoming and enjoyable place for all fans.

A fan code of conduct is in place to ensure everyone has a great time. It contains a list of things that fans are not allowed to do during games at US Bank Stadium. See the list of prohibited actions below.

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The organization has emphasized that its goal is to create a high-energy environment that supports the team while maintaining a family-friendly atmosphere.

Stadium security has the power to remove any fan that is caught doing any of the prohibited items.

5 Things That Will Get You Kicked Out Of A Minnesota Vikings Game

Minnesota Vikings Fan Code of Conduct: The Vikings organization says the goal of these rules is to make US Bank a fun and friendly place for fans to gather for the game.

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Stadium security has a dedicated text line for reporting any issues or violations. If you encounter any problems on gameday or see someone not following the rules, you can text VIKES to 612-777-8977 with the details.

Now, before you leave the tailgate and march over to the stadium, make sure you double-check the rules. You don't want to get turned away at the gates, check out what's banned inside U.S. Bank Stadium below.

Items BANNED at US Bank Stadium In Minneapolis

US Bank Stadium is massive, featuring a capacity of around 66,000 seats, which can be expanded to 72,000 for major events like the NFL Super Bowl.

With that many people, it’s crucial to have rules and regulations in place to help keep people safe, such as limiting what items can be brought into the stadium.

Below is a list of items banned at the stadium. Of course, it’s always a good idea to double check any special regulations in place for specific events you’re attending.

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