Prepare for manic Sunday in downtown Minneapolis Lynx, Vikings, Haim

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Minneapolis anticipates 1 million visitors over the next six weeks due to a series of sports events and concerts, creating a vibrant downtown atmosphere. The Lynx kick off their playoff run at noon, followed by the Vikings at 7:20 p. m. , while Haim performs at the Armory at 7:30 p. m.

City officials advise visitors to utilize public transit, bicycles, or plan for parking farther away to reduce congestion. With 18,000 managed parking spots and more available through private operators, apps like Spot Hero and ParkMobile can help secure a spot in advance. A busy calendar includes a Paul McCartney concert, a sneaker convention, and the Twin Cities Marathon. The Lynx may have more playoff games scheduled in the coming weeks, adding to the excitement. City officials emphasize the importance of planning ahead to ensure a smooth experience amidst the large crowds.

This influx of visitors is expected to boost local businesses and energize the city.

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