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Minnesota Wild History
The state of Minnesota was without an NHL franchise for seven years after the 1993 departure of the North Stars. That void was filled when the city of Saint Paul landed the Wild as an expansion team in 2000. Hall of Famer Jacques Lemaire took over as the franchise's first head coach.
The Wild advanced to the Western Conference Final in 2002-2003 behind the play of right wing Marián Gáborík, and has gone on to post a winning record in almost every season since. Starting with the 2012-2013 season, Minnesota reached the postseason six consecutive times.
Center Mikko Koivu spent his entire NHL career with the Wild and is the franchise's all-time leader in games played, points and assists. In 2022, the Wild retired Koivu's jersey, the first player in franchise history to have a jersey retired. Overall, the Wild has qualified for the Playoffs 13 times in its history.
Minnesota Wild Team Info
Conference: Western
Division: Central
Year Founded: 1997
Team Colors: Green, Gold, Red
Team Rivals: Chicago Blackhawks(Opens in new tab), Colorado Avalanche, Winnipeg Jets, St. Louis Blues
Minnesota Wild at Xcel Energy Center
Located in Saint Paul, Minnesota, Xcel Energy Center opened on September 29, 2000 when the Minnesota Wild took on the Anaheim Ducks, claiming a 3-1 victory. In their first nine seasons of play, the Wild hosted sellout crowds for 409 consecutive games. Accommodating up to 17,954 fans for hockey games, the 650,000 square-foot multi-purpose facility hosts more than 150 sporting and entertainment events and 1.7 million visitors each year.
Learn more about this historic rivalry.
Yes, you can watch Wild defensemen Brock Faber and Jake Middleton hit the “Valleyfair” in their 2024-25 schedule release video(Opens in new tab).
Tickets for the 2024–25 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Minnesota Wild. And if you're thinking about last minute tickets, all tickets purchased through Ticketmaster are mobile and instantly delivered to your phone.
Ticket prices for Minnesota Wild games depend on a variety of factors, including date and time, city, matchup, seat location, and when the tickets are purchased. The average ticket for a Minnesota Wild game can cost anywhere between $75-$200.
Check out the schedule for the Minnesota Wild and see their games for the 2024-25 season on Ticketmaster.
The Wild have never appeared in the Stanley Cup Final.
The seating map for Xcel Energy Center can be viewed here.
We have traveled to Minnesota for Wild games 3 times this season to watch Fleury. Love going to Wild games. The venue is great, food selection is wonderful, overall an awesome experience.
We had great seats! Great game and we got to see Fleury play his last reg season game!
I took my best friend to his first Wild game on Prince Night against the San Jose Sharks. We're both Prince fans so that was awesome that we received jerseys. The seats were amazing evan in the upper deck. Best game I've been to lots of scoring 8 to 7 Wild win in overtime. My friend loved the action and he experienced two hat tricks,Erickson scoring four goals in a row,our goalie breaking the record for most overtime wins. My friend said after the game this is his new favorite game. Thank you Wild for making it a fun night
I have found it extremely difficult to get on and off Metro Mobility with the cement blocks in place by the gate 4. There is no where for the bus to put down the lift to get us into the bus.
The experience was amazing, love the arena,setup. And getting to see The Flower play was an added bonus
Great seating in Sec123 for wheelchairs. Wonderful view of the ice. Music does tend to be to loud though.
Tickets were easy to purchase. The instructions for the day of the game were helpful and clear. It was a great game and a wonderful arena. Go Wild!
We have a bucket list of watching the Blues play in other venues. We as Blues players were welcomed by your Wild fans. Beautiful arena great entertainment, one of my favorite venues so far.
The Wild vs Rangers game was great! Fun to watch. All the special effects, music, lights, etc are so fun too. The food I picked this time was awful - I ordered a chicken sandwich from the Grill place where they sell puckles. It was burnt and tasted disgusting. For $15 I would expect something edible. The parking was fine and I'm impressed with the people who direct parking - lots of craziness, especially after the game when everyone is leaving at the same time. As an ally, I was glad to see that the Wild supports LGBT people. Great to see them represented there at the game. Especially with the current state of politics.
A well organized event with helpful staff and plenty of food options. A little on the pricey side but nothing out of the norm for a stadium. Bonus that it was a GREAT game by the Wild.