Early signs are the Board of Regents could be on board with a plan now moving through the Capitol. MinnPost has the details ...
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Gophers fans could buy beer in the stadium's 37 suites and at a beer garden, if a bill makes it through the Legislature and the university's regents approve the plan.
The omnibus liquor bill includes a provision to allow beer sales in suites and a beer garden. Even if the full Legislature passes a bill to allow liquor sales at the U stadium, the school's Board of Regents would still have to approve it.
Gov. Mark Dayton signed the measure Friday to let the University move forward with a plan to offer Gopher football fans alcoholic beverages this fall. U of M officials have supported the agreement.
University of Minnesota regents approved a deal that would allow the Minnesota Vikings to play at TCF Bank Stadium while the team's new home is being built. The board would likely vote in late summer on a lease agreement.
A plan to sell beer at TCF Bank Stadium got little resistance in a House committee. The proposal allows beer sales in a beer garden in addition to high-priced box seats. Previous attempts to open up beer sales at the U of M stadium failed because they prohibited alcohol for fans in lower priced seats. University officials say beer sales could bring as much as $2 million a year in extra revenue.
The University of Minnesota Board of Regents has approved the gameday sale of beer and wine in its TCF Bank Stadium. Beer will be allowed in premium seating as well as in a marked-off section of the west-end plaza of the stadium for general seating. It will only be sold one hour before kickoff until the end of halftime.
Representatives passed a bill Friday that allows beer to be sold at the University of Minnesota's on-campus TCF Bank Stadium. Alcohol sales would be limited to luxury suites and a designated beer garden. A similar measure passed the Senate earlier this week. The plan still needs approval from Gov. Mark Dayton and the university’s Board of Regents.
The University of Minnesota's Board of Regents is expected to vote this week on a resolution to allow "beer or beer and wine sales" in the premium-seating section of TCF Bank Stadium and in a single "beer garden" during Gopher home football games. The vote is expected to wrap up years of debate about whether and where alcohol ought to be sold.
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