Brisk presale tickets bought by Minnesota United supporters has the U.S. women's national soccer team's "Victory Tour" visit in September essentially sold out before general-public sales begin Wednesday.
The friendly match against Portugal — one of five stops on the tour that starts Saturday at the Rose Bowl as the United States celebrates the recent World Cup victory — will be played at Allianz Field on Sept. 3.
Pricey "platinum" and secondary-market resale tickets remain after United season-ticket members, people on "The Preserve" waitlist and newsletter subscribers snapped up presale tickets.
It started last Friday, and newsletter subscribers who received an e-mailed code Monday to buy tickets found only premium and resale tickets remaining.
The MLS team owns the new St. Paul stadium.
A United season-ticket member with seats in Allianz Field's north end last week paid $74 per ticket including fees.
Resale tickets available Monday evening on Ticketmaster started at $210 each for a pair in the north end, and two front-row field-side tickets were priced at $750. Front-row "platinum" seats field-side selling at face value ranged from $370 to $975 each.
Tickets that remain for the general public are scheduled to go on sale at 10 a.m. Wednesday at ussoccer.com.