The Seahawks and their fans are riding high after their dominating season finale win, but Seattle’s route to the Super Bowl can only be paved on the road, as the team won’t have any more home games.

However, 12s looking to storm the Vikings can currently travel with the team on the cheap.

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KIRO Radio’s Josh Kerns checked into making a trip to Minneapolis for Sunday’s Wild Card matchup, finding flights for $284 if you’re willing to make a connection, with more expensive nonstop options on Delta and Alaska. And while an average-to-below average seat at Century Link might cost upwards of $300 games, Kerns found tickets at TCF Bank Stadium for as low as $65.

“It’s shocking how affordable the game is in Minnesota,” Kerns said. “… You’re in for less than 400 bucks to see the Seahawks go play in Minneapolis.”

The only caveat to this plan is that you might need to save up to buy a nicer winter coat: Sunday’s forecast in Minneapolis is 13 degrees.