COVID-19 Community Vaccination Program

Minnesota’s COVID-19 Community Vaccination Program brings easy, free, and safe vaccine opportunities to familiar community settings.

Walk-ins and appointments for Minnesotans age 12-and-older are available at the Bloomington (Mall of America) community vaccination site, which is administering the Pfizer vaccine. Parent or guardian consent is required for COVID-19 vaccination for people younger than 18 years old.

For State Community Vaccination sites:

12-15 year olds must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

16 and 17 year olds must receive permission from a parent or guardian, either in person through being accompanied by a parent or guardian, or online beforehand through the appointment scheduling and registration process.

Families are highly encouraged to join 12-17 year olds and get vaccinated at the same time.

To make an appointment, follow the links below.

Note: Masks are required at all Community Vaccination Program locations.

Safe Travels, Minnesota!

Get your vaccine at MSP-Terminal 2 between October 8 and December 29 and you could win a $200 Sun Country flight voucher!

Get your shot at Terminal 2 at the Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport between October 8 and December 29 and enter for a chance to win a $200 travel voucher through Sun Country Airlines! A new winner will be announced each week for twelve consecutive weeks. Undrawn entries do not rollover into subsequent weeks.

The one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine is being administered at Terminal 2. Minnesotans must be 18 or over to receive the shot and enter for a chance to win.

This opportunity is open to the general public. No boarding pass or appointment are required.

Terms and conditions are available on the Safe Travels page.

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What to expect at your Community Vaccination Program Appointment

Do not arrive for your appointment any earlier than 15 minutes. This is to ensure social distancing.

The COVID-19 vaccine is being provided at no cost to you, but please bring your insurance card if you have one. Participants are asked for their health insurance information so the state can bill their insurance company on their behalf. But if you are uninsured, or for any reason insurance does not cover some or all of the cost of your vaccine, the state will cover the difference. Vaccination remains available at no-cost to you. Insurance is not required to receive the vaccine.

Plan to sit for at least 15 minutes of observation after you receive your vaccine. If you have allergies, you will need to sit for at least 30 minutes.