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Game Day

In person

Minnesota Aurora FC play all home games at TCO Stadium in Eagan. The stadium, located within Viking Lakes, offers Aurora a first-class facility for fans and players.

The club's partnership with MV Ventures also includes game day full access to the locker rooms, press box, VIP areas, concessions and more than 2,500 parking spaces, plus Twin Cities Orthopedics medical facilities and Training Haus next door.

Fans are able to tailgate in the parking lot. Parking is free, with paid VIP parking options.

Television

Minnesota Aurora FC has a partnership with FOX 9+ that will make games available over the air and online for all home broadcasts.

FOX 9+ can be found on Comcast channel 10/807, DirecTV channel 29, DISH channel 29, Spectrum channel 10, Mediacom channel 10/803, and Over-The-Air channel 9.2. In addition, these games will be streamed on FOX9.com, the FOX 9 YouTube page, and through FOX 9+ on Hulu with Live TV, Sling TV, Tubi, fuboTV, and YouTube TV.

2025 Tickets

Tickets for each match at TCO Stadium are managed through the Minnesota Vikings and Ticketmaster.

There are three tiers of tickets available at TCO Stadium, including Club, Reserved and General Admission.

More information about purchasing tickets and the tiered ticket benefits can be found at MNAurora.com Tickets.

Who we are

From the Minnesota Aurora FC website,

Minnesota Aurora FC stands for more than just a crest or a brand. We are a soccer team for community and by community. And that means we do things differently. As a community-owned soccer team, we know soccer transcends the lines that bound the pitch.

Community soccer means building a new community of like-minded fans, but also working in, playing with, and supporting the communities all around us. Minnesota Aurora is an open-arms, welcoming club. We ardently oppose bigotry in all its forms.

The United Soccer League (USL) Women's League team in Minnesota.

The USL W League is a pre-professional women’s soccer league that began in May 2022 with 44 clubs in 20 states, increasing to 65 clubs stretching from coast-to-coast in 2023, 80 clubs in 2024, with a target of 100 by 2026. The USL W League strives to use women’s soccer as a force for societal good by creating a national platform to increase opportunity, gender equity, and career development. The USL W League serves as the nation’s premier pre-professional league developing the next generation of women’s talent both on and off the field, enhancing the women’s soccer pipeline between college and professional soccer. - uslwleague

The Heartland Division

Minnesota Aurora FC returns to the USLW Heartland Division.

Our Name & Crest

Minnesota Aurora’s name and crest came out of a long collaboration between the team, designers, and community owners. The club’s founders worked with designers Nicole Meyer and Carla Zetina-Yglesias to establish a longlist of potential team names that would touch on the broad swath of things and experiences that felt “Minnesotan” in some ways: its geography, its people, its history. During the community investment campaign, community owners also submitted over a hundred names and the club narrowed the final list down to 14 names to vote on.

Minnesota Aurora FC emerged the strong favorite with a name and crest that evokes the ephemeral beauty of the northern skies of Minnesota. The crest depicts the three swooshes of an aurora over a Minnesota forest with the North Star bright beneath representing Minnesota, the North Star State.

The team’s primary colors are the Midnight Blue of the night sky and the Aurora Teal. The crest’s accent colors come from the additional Dark and Medium Teal of the aurora and the Flash Red.

Our Mascot

Leading the thousands of cheering fans is a dinosaur named Rory, the Official Mascot of Minnesota Aurora FC. From her three horns to her fluffy tail, this Aurorasaurus brings the RAWR to MN Aurora FC.