Minneapolis Metrodome Map Art by City Prints
The Metrodome’s white inflated roof sat on the east end of downtown Minneapolis for three decades, and City Prints keeps it there. This map art looks straight down at the building, reducing the seating bowl, roof panels, concourses and surrounding street grid to clean shapes and flat color. Read it as graphic art first, then find the section you sat in.
It belongs to the City Prints stadium series, which treats old ballparks and arenas the way an architect’s site plan would. For Vikings and Twins fans who watched games under that roof before the site became U.S. Bank Stadium, it reads as memory rather than decoration.
Finishing choices include:
- Unframed print on 105# Stardream Pearlescent Paper, which carries a metallic shimmer under room light
- Poly frame using black polystyrene molding with no glass over the paper
- Wood frame with a bevel cut acid free mat under crystal clear acrylic
- Canvas printed directly on canvas and stretched over wood bars, ready to hang









