A Guide to Minnesota Places Featured on ‘Love is Blind’ Season 8

Season 8 of 'Love is Blind' has come to a close. The reunion episode, which is filmed one year after the couples head to the alter, just premiered on Sunday, March 9th.

This season focused on singles from Minnesota looking for love.

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How 'Love is Blind' Works

In case you aren't familiar with the show, here's how it works:

The producers cast people from the same state and likely the same city or surrounding area. All of the selected singles are then flown to California to film the dating portion of the show.

Singles will date in these things called 'pods' where you can hear the other person but you can't see them.

After a week or two, a certain number of them will get engaged without ever seeing each other and have a big reveal.

After the pods, the engaged couples travel to a tropical destination together to see how things go. And finally, in the last few weeks, the couples live together in their city to see what 'real life' would be like with this other person.

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In the end, the couples get ready for their wedding day and at the alter decide if they're going to marry this person or walk away.

Minnesota Locations Filmed for 'Love is Blind' Season 8

Since there was a good chunk of time spent in Minnesota this season, there were plenty of places that the couples went. So I put together a list of the Minnesota places that were featured this season.

I'm a fan of the show, so I took notes while watching. I also got some help from a past article from Jessica On the Radio, Minnesota Monthly, The Storyteller Co., and the Love Is Blind Reddit page.