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Fans were out and about ready to cheer on our favorite women's team! Kristen Press scores soon after kickoff with a lucky charm sitting in the stands (sister). Great work by coach Rory Dames! Looking forward to the post season! #teamgetitdone
Had a great time at the game with my family. Both my daughters play soccer and enjoyed watching it.
Game was super enjoyable, location was a little far and concession prices were as you'd expect, but everything was nice and clean. Had a great time overall!
My family loves the game and we are extremely proud to partake in the Movement to support women in professional soccer! We love the Chicago Red Stars, the coach and organization. Fans, come join us in celebrating the accomplishments of our ladies and let's keep the moment going! The women's game needs fans in seats to support them! If you're a dad, mom, brother, sister, uncle, aunt, friend or family member or you simply believe in the game and it's beauty, support the women by showing up! Life goals: to see the game for women so successful that each game is sold out and the ladies are paid well for giving their life to this amazing game!
So awesome! Best $$$$ spent... Great Game can hardly wait till the next match.
Traveled from out of town to catch a game. The stadium is in the middle of nowhere, but is nice. I was a little confused because I thought there would be a Pace bus available post-game to take us back to the train station, but was informed that it was only available after certain games (probably Fire games). The merchandise is also a little pricey ($50 for a shirt), but they have great designs. Food was good for stadium fare as well. There were a lot of young fans at the game with their parents. The team itself is top notch and fun to watch.
The soccer was excellent. To watch as many as eight national team players face each other in the domestic league is an exciting experience no matter how you look at it. My wife and I sat in the third row, and were as close to the play action in real life, as we would be to our TV at home. That is to say 10 - 15 feet. What is disappointing, and consistently so, is Toyota Park. Despite the growth of domestic soccer for men and women, Chicago has not gotten with the program. As a result, attendance at matches is limited. For television purposes the stadium only sold one side of the stadium, and it is the side where you face into the sun the entire match. It was impossible to get comfortable during the entire match. We escaped to some shade during the half time, and debated returning to our seats for the second half. In hindsight, I would not have attended that match if my tickets were free, and I were chauffeured to the stadium. I will likely not attend NWSL matches at Toyota Park based on the time of day and the seating arrangement. I would rather stay home and watch on TV.
We got to get selfies and got our shirts signs by couple of the best soccer players in the world was differently worth every penny
This was our first Red Star game. Our family thoroughly enjoyed. Particularly enjoyed seeing US team members play.
The concessions were accessible, the bathrooms clean and easy to find, all the booths seeking things weren't blocking traffic, and the stadium is incredible to be out in the middle of a suburb. The seats are spacious and comfortable, reasonable price for being 3 rows up from the field and the facilities are amazing. Workers were friendly, the game was absolutely amazing and I felt very safe all around even though I was not rooting for the home team. Definitely coming back for another game, I suggest others do as well. Sorry for all the talk of the stadium but I'm an architecture student and I really appreciate how well the stadium was planned out.
Great soccer stadium. World's best soccer players. What more could you ask.
Great seats right behind bench. It was warm with the sun right at us but a great game to watch. We got these tickets for my daughter for her birthday and she was thrilled!
This game featured over a third of the US Women's National team, including several stars. The price of a red Stars ticket is low and parking is free.
This was a very exciting game to watch! Not only did the teams include some stars such as Christen press and Alex Morgan, but it also included some very impressive up-and-coming soccer stars such as Danielle Colaprico, Casey Short and others as well. I definitely plan on going to several more games this season and can't wait!
We brought three 10 year old soccer players - the girls had a blast even in the cold! The Red Star players were very kind making their way to us taking photos and giving autographs to the girls!! We will go again.
Wonderful experience to share with my daughter and friends. These women work hard and are amazing to watch! My daughter was able to get a few autographs afterward by the red stars. The only thing that could have been better was the weather! It was cold but worth it. My daughter was hoping for an autograph from Alex Morgan since they were playing the Orlando pride, but unfortunately they didn't come back out. All in all a great experience though!
My daughter and her friends had a blast and interacted with the players after. Great time!
It was a really cool experience to have in the stadium. I had been to a game before but this one was incredible. The people who work there are so friendly and nice in general. The fans there were responsive to chants and cheers, it was wonderful to be a part of a huge win for the team.
The soccer on the filed was fun to watch. The women played an exciting game including a last minute tying goal. It's too bad the game was overshadowed by the management completely failing their customers and bot allowing them to sit in the empty half of the stadium in the cool shade. Don't go to a Red Star game at Toyota Park as they obviously don't know how to run one there. The women I spoke with identified herself as management as she kicked us out of the shade, and said that for safety reasons we couldn't sit in the shade. They had failed to open that half of the stadium even though the forecast had been calling for this weather for several days if not a week. I mentioned that I thought it was a safety issue for all of the kids in attendance to be sitting in the direct sun with no shade. She said that since no one complains at their Benedictine games they didn't think it would be an issue. I gave up talking at that point as she obviously didn't care about her fan-base including by two small children. I will say that I have been to games at Benedictine and both were evening games so I've had no complaint about the sun and heat in the past. But when you schedule a game at 4:00 weather and sun should be taken onto account. Even if the weather was not as hot, you would think the team would want the fans sitting with the sun to their back rather than staring into the sun. A complete miss for the Red Star management. They eventually allowed fans to sit in the shade after half time, and 99% of the fans immediately moved there. Too bad they didn't fix that ahead of time. No apology or thank you to the fans when the announcement was made. They "allowed" us to sit there. Too bad for the team that the management doesn't take fans comfort into account
red stars were buried early so the game ended up being boring
