Chicago Fire FC Tickets

Toyota Park is a great place to watch soccer. Fun atmosphere, with plenty of passion. There are no bad seats in the house.

Recent trip to Chicago Fire MLS game was a great family experiance. We enjoyed everthing about it and would recommend it to any family as a event they all can enjoy.

It was an awesome game. Lots of high moments. Both teams played a good game. Can't wait to get a chance to come and watch the women's soccer team play.

Good venue, good seats. Outside of stadium could use better landscaping and signage... not sure best way to go to get to other side of stadium (for first-timer).

Good atmosphere. Alright soccer. Best you will find around here anyway. A bit pricey but what isn't in Chicago. Not that they actually play in Chicago.

Fire games are a lot of fun!! Especially in the Miller Party Deck. Just make sure you get there early, because the drink/food package ends about 20min into the game. It took longer than expected to get there from Roosevelt orange line to the midway express bus...

I took my two children to see their first MLS game on Sunday, May 31st. The weather was great and we really enjoyed the stadium. Prices for the merchandise was very expensive, but everything else was priced accordingly. I will definitely bring the kids back in the fall if time allows. Unfortunately, the Fire took a beating that day on the pitch. Thank you. Jim

Never attended a soccer game before this, my girlfriend is way into soccer and thought I'd suprise her and take her to a game. For knowing little about soccer the atmosphere was great, wasn't a bad seat in the house, and made for a great backdrop to get to know her better! I'd see another game again and can appreciate and understand soccer better!

I had a great time with my dad. The seats were close to the field but really there isn't a bad seat in the whole place as far as distance from the action. It also would have been better to not have sat in section 132 because it is right next to the visiting fans section. They were annoying, and I could have done without their negativity. I would recommend getting food either before or after teh game because it was overpriced. Other than that it was a great experience.

We didn't really know what to expect, but this was a really fun family night. The kids had fun and so did we. Parts of the crowd were crazy in a fun way, but the majority was just a really mellow family crowd.

For the price you really can't beat a Fire game! There isn't a bad seat in the stadium and the fans are great! There's an actual "fan" seating area and those guys literally don't stop standing or moving the whole game!

My family of 4 had an awesome time at the Chicago Fire game against the Columbus Crew. Toyota Park is a wonderful venue - I don't think there are bad seats anywhere in the park. The food and drink selections are great as there are plenty of things for both kids and adults. The best part is that you can see very competitive soccer at a price that doesn't kill your pocketbook. I'd highly recommend seeing the Fire play, even if you aren't a big soccer fan.

The game was dramatic, the venue was clean, and the evening was beautiful.

Fire games at Toyota Park are great experiences for all. The park is easy to get to, clean and well-managed. The super-fan section keeps the crowd up and moving and is fun to watch. Another bonus: the food, parking and tickets are not as ridiculously high-priced as the MLB, NBA or NFL games.

People tend to remember the first and last things they see, hear, or experience in an event. The last thing I remember is trying in vain to get out of the parking lot without the stress of my car being hit a dozen or so times. This lack of organization in the parking lot is an embarrassment to the Fire organization. Every other sporting team invests the money to make sure the parking lot and flow are worked by enough people and signs direct folks where to go. This is an ongoing issue game after game and nothing has been done about it.

I really enjoyed the game. Very exciting home fans. Nice field, and great atmosphere. I would definitely purchase season tickets if I live in the Chicago area. I was visiting from Ft. Wayne, Indiana with my son (16 yr old Soccer player).