Toyota Stadium

First time here. Ventured from MN to watch NDSU Bison vs Montana Bobcats in FCS Division 1 National Championship for football. It was super cold outside. My feet were froze. I was bundled warm for the weather. 4/5 for narrow crowded concourse and for taking and keeping the bottle cap for my bottles of water! They are going to be renovating and reopening in 2026-7. It was an awesome experience regardless as the Bison won their 10th national title. Horns Up! Review 16 in 2025.

FCS championship! Fun stadium and great energy. Very crowded but lots of restrooms and food options.

My son's and I enjoyed our visit here immensely. We went to a FC Dallas playoff game and it was exciting from the get-go. From fireworks to music and chanting and cannons, there was a feast for the eyes and ears everywhere. The concessions were good and prices were not that outrageous. Staff was friendly and helpful. I will return with my boys.

Toyota Stadium is a great place to enjoy a soccer game. The sight lines are great and there is literally not a bad seat in the house. We've had season tickets for years and enjoy sitting on the 50 yard line watching one of the worst teams in MLS history lose game after game before a small crowd of defeated loyalists. Food is decent and the $3 food station is a fantastic new addition. Nachos with cheese, hot dogs, whatever for $3. They do a lot of free fireworks nights and quite a few $1 hot dog days as well. Fans are very mild and not even close to what you'd find in a place like Portland, Seattle, Columbus or even Austin. The Hall of Fame is a great place to enjoy the game while staying warm on cold evenings and the Season Ticket Member Clubhouse can be easily accessed with a wink and a nod. We sent our best player Ricardo Pepi to Europe and that's a familiar trend. In fact a lot of the best players from the USA are Dallas homegrowns that we sign and then sell their rights to some obscure European team. It's makes it frustrating to root for them too hard but it's also fun seeing an entire new lineup every year. We have huge hopes for newly signed Alan Velasco this season. He looks like a stud!Picking up last minute tickets on the AXS resale site will frequently land you $20 tickets at midfield. Can't beat that. But definitely CAN beat FC Dallas.

Soccer-specific stadium with a 20,500-seat capacity, built and owned by the city of Frisco, Texas. Toyota Stadium is also home of the National Soccer Hall of Fame.Here with my gal for Soccer game( FC Dallas vs Seattle Sounders) and the stadium was fairly filled but with luxury of selecting comfortable seats.Got 2hr free parking across road next to Jake's burger.Pros:--------Cool StaffFood is inexpensive( 1$ hot dog, 3$ Soda/beer)Clean restroomsLot of food options close by stadiumNerdavana/Renew me coffee shop close byAmple parking across roadCons:--------None to me

Speakers are not tuned in well...too loud. ..did all you can eat. We got here when it opened. Lines get long quit

Enjoyed a couple of FC Dallas games this summer.Stadium entry is efficient, fun atmosphere for the family.Pitch looks in great condition for every soccer game.Would appreciate if prices for food and drink in the stadium could be lowered !

So I got my bag dumped by the unarmed security. Then after they rifled the pile, I was told to put it back away myself. Not one woman had her purse dumped. Just the men. Upon getting in I got in a unlabeled line out of three. That line was the wrong one. So I got in the other. Wrong one. Third time was the charm. I then looked for my new $85 electronic ear plugs for sound regulation. They were in my bag. Nope. Not in my bag. I exited to go to the security line and ask if they had them. Now not the same employees. They told me no they didnt have my plugs. And that I could not reenter. I asked for a Manager. They said they had one on the way. I waited almost an hour. Then I just said " cut your losses." Terribly run venue.

I don't have a real Ota Stadium. I only have a Toy Ota Stadium.This is aretty amazing shiny new stadium for the Dallas Burn which are now known as FC Dallas. It's a great stadium with a good following, but you know that on many days per year, this place gets a little hot.They now have the Hall of Fame here which they stole from New York. All around a good place to watch football but a little bit out of the way for anyone living in Fort Worth or Arlington or the south suburbs of Dallas.

Nice stadium. Seats were comfortable. Concessions were decent. Definitely a lot worse options!