Single game tickets for the 2026 Aurora season are on sale now.
New rivals. Familiar battles. A 5th season to celebrate. With expectations higher than ever, we’re counting on the real secret to our success: YOU, showing up and packing TCO Stadium.
🎟 Grab your seats at the link in our bio!
Now: Dropkick Murphys hit the stage for a benefit in Minneapolis across from where Alex Pretti was killed by federal agents.
“We cannot thank you enough for all you’ve done on behalf of freedom and democracy in America”
“When I think about navigating the start of the year here, especially in our hometown in Minneapolis, the thing that we have kept front and center every single day is the safety of our team.” – Target CEO Michael Fiddelke
Fans sit in the front row of a soccer stadium, leaning against a white railing just feet from the field as Minnesota Aurora players sit on the bench in the background wearing blue training vests. A red arrow and dot point toward one fan wearing a yellow cap in the front row, with bold white text above reading “THIS COULD BE YOU.” The scene highlights the close-to-the-action perspective of club seating during a match. A navy banner at the bottom reads “CLUB SEASON TICKET HOLDER.”
A sunny stadium scene filled with a large crowd of Minnesota Aurora fans seated in aluminum bleachers. People of various ages wear team gear, sunglasses, and summer clothing, with drinks and handheld fans visible in the warm weather. In the middle of the crowd, a red arrow and dot point toward one specific fan, with bold text above reading “THIS COULD BE YOU.” The image emphasizes the lively, packed atmosphere of an Aurora matchday. A navy banner at the bottom of the image reads “RESERVED SEASON TICKET HOLDER.”
A Minnesota Aurora player in a dark Aurora kit runs along the sideline during a match, with the stands behind her filled with cheering fans. The crowd is slightly blurred in the background to highlight the action on the field. Above the stands, bold text reads “THIS COULD BE YOU,” with a red arrow and dot pointing toward a person in the crowd. Stadium railings and pitchside signage are visible along the field. A navy banner at the bottom of the image reads “GENERAL ADMISSION SEASON TICKET HOLDER.”
A teal and mint-colored graphic titled “2026 Season Ticket Perks” displays a comparison chart of benefits available to three ticket tiers: GA (General Admission), Reserved, and Club. The chart lists perks including first dibs on playoff games, a Q&A with the Aurora President and Head Coach, open training invitations, welcome discounts, exclusive quarterly merchandise discounts, early access to select merchandise drops, members-only merchandise, an invite to the 2026 kit reveal, warm-up watchers access, exclusive event invitations, a game day virtual message on the stadium video board, and first dibs on parking passes. Star icons mark which perks apply to each ticket tier, and percentages show a 20% welcome discount for Reserved members and 25% for Club members. A small note at the bottom reads: “*One time use, minimum purchase of $75 required.”
If this week’s false spring had you dreaming about shorts weather… 𝙂𝙤 𝙖𝙝𝙚𝙖𝙙 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙙𝙧𝙚𝙖𝙢 𝙗𝙞𝙜𝙜𝙚𝙧.
Packed stands.
Summer nights.
Aurora soccer.
All season tickets include seven games for the price of six, PLUS amazing perks.
What are you waiting for? Grab your season tickets at the link in our bio!
“Tarzhay” is French for letting ICE stage in your parking lots, letting ICE brutalize your teenage employees and kidnap your customers.
An woman wearing sunglasses and a Minnesota Aurora FC shirt holds a teal scarf above her head that reads “WE ARE AURORA” while cheering in the stands. Other fans stand behind her. A dark teal text overlay reads: “Dear Aurora Community, As we start the celebration of Women’s History month, we want to take a moment to reflect on our own young history and the legacy that we are all building together. When our group of 9 founders came together in 2020 with a shared vision of creating a women’s soccer team ‘For Community * By Community’, we had no idea we were creating something as rare and beautiful as the Aurora Borealis. As we head into our 5th season, it is still incredibly fitting that Minnesota Women’s Soccer became Minnesota Aurora FC.”
Minnesota Aurora FC players stand in a tight huddle on the field wearing teal jerseys. A dark teal text overlay reads: “The name Aurora, a name that has become synonymous with winning, but also with grassroots soccer, was chosen by our original group of Community Owners and we could not have picked a better name. The name was turned into the best brand in sports by our amazing designers - Nicole Meyer, Carla Zetina, and Allie Schmidt - the first of many steps fulfilling our mission of creating opportunities for women on and off the field. Every day of the past five years has been a struggle as we build out a community-owned women’s soccer organization that has no peer in the United States with no deep pockets. But that struggle has been immensely gratifying as we continue with the longest unbeaten league record in American men’s and women’s soccer history. We continue to draw crowds, TV viewers, sponsors and sell merchandise that has never been seen before at our level of soccer. We also continue our methodical pursuit of becoming a professional team. We are constantly working toward that end, networking and meeting with potential investors to find like-minded people who share our vision for a different kind of professional women’s team.”
Minnesota Aurora FC players remain in a team huddle on the field. A dark teal text overlay reads: “Most of the founders have been able to step back and support the team as fans. Some of us remain on the board and are joined now by incredible leaders who believe in Aurora, helping build out the organization and supporting an amazing staff that is taking the club to new heights. Through all of it, though, we remain so proud. Proud to support our amazing players, proud to cheer with you in the stands and proud that our community doesn’t just want to be fans, they want to build something better and bigger than just a soccer team. We hear so often from so many of you of what this team means to you and your families and we’re immensely grateful. This is our year, our 5th anniversary, and we can’t wait to celebrate it all with you and thank you for being with us every step of the way. ✦ The Minnesota Aurora Founders Matthew Bergeron, Wes Burdine, Andréa Carroll-Franck, Susan Earle, Matt Privratsky, Allie Schmidt, Rob Spence, Elisa Vicuña, & Andrea Yoch”
Reflecting on our first 5 years during Women’s History Month.
Let’s go Scotty Mac and the @minnesotafrost.com Will be two-screening the race and Frost game.
View from the Wonderwall at MNUFC vs Cincinnati
Security tried to kick me out of Allianz for holding up a FUCK TRUMP scarf during the anthem. Said they received “complaints” about it.
I said no and turned around.
I’m still here. Fuck ICE. Fuck Trump.
Eat shit.
#MNUFC
"The Islamists oppose women getting an education," I mutter, as I aim my missile at the girls school
I wanna puke… trying to determine what are acceptable loses to voters… not the country, voters because they assume this will win them elections. Sickening when seeing this right next to a post about bloody backpacks in Iran. I just can’t…
the former host of celebrity apprentice and the former host of fox & friends weekend are launching bombs and destabilizing the world for generations all because voters decided their biggest issue was a trans kid playing jv tennis with their friends 4 states over
And…. Is finally enough to.. you…. Impeach…. Somebody? Anybody? I get tired of saying it, but enough is enough. DO SOMETHING!!!!!!
Never forget who you’re fighting for.
I was going to bring the Saint Paul Liberation Front flag to the Loons game tomorrow but was told it was banned for being “divisive.” It is “political” and “violent.”
…
Some US men’s players apologized; even more talked about how much they respected the USA women’s team. What they didn’t seem to realize was that if you respect them and don’t apologize for the Trump debacle, it actually makes embracing Trump worse. www.thestar.com/sports/nhl/t...
Get his a** Commish.. oh wait, you completely did exactly that.
Help Kelly Pannek
This one is for a REAL need and imma hopeful that an auto company gonna step up. KELLY PANNEK from the women’s hockey team got hits by someone who totaled her car. She needs a new car.
Lots of brands commenting that they want to help,, but few truly stepping up. Who can help,??
Thrilled to announce a new partnership between Minnesota Aurora FC and @artsmia.bsky.social!
For our 5th season, Mia is designing a new kit in celebration of Minnesota and community. Official kit reveal April 2. Plus, artful activations all season.
Learn more at mnaurora.com.
I love the cheesy 80’s graphics of this and I love the message. “We need better Democrats”…. Indeed.
A quick standings refresher before PWHL hockey returns tonight at 7PM ET 👀
PWHL x Paris Jewellers
And the men won’t be asked about it anymore, it’s “just locker room talk”… just abhorrent on all levels.
I don’t know how you can be from MN or play in MN and stand in the same room with anybody from this Regime.
Seems like a good time to bring this back 😶
The ICE surge in Minnesota cost $280M to detain 4k people. Of those- only 30 were accused of violent crimes.
$9 million per capture of the "worst of the worst".
Renee Good and Alex Pretti were unavailable for comment….
Why do you have to make my call with the president POLITICAL
Stop inserting POLITICS into my party with the FBI Director
My boys trip with the secretary of defense has nothing to do with POLITICS
Since when is it POLITICAL to rub the vice presidents tummy and give him a little smooch
Kelly is one of the realest ones. Can’t wait to see her and the rest of the @minnesotafrost.com back in action soon.
ICE is planning a Minneapolis-surge in Baltimore. Let’s take the advice from Minneapolis and get ready.
Things we’re gonna need:
-Community/neighborhood watch groups
-Whistles
-Groups ready to run MA funds for legal assistance and rent assistance
-Drivers for workers
-Bus stop buddies
