MLS FC Dallas

FC Dallas Single-Game Tickets Now on Sale

Published on February 3, 2014 under Major League Soccer (MLS)
FC Dallas News Release


FRISCO, Texas (Monday, Feb. 3, 2014) - FC Dallas single-game tickets for all 2014 home matches are now on sale, the club announced today.

Tickets start at $19 again this season after FC Dallas chose not to raise single-game prices for the third consecutive season. The team has also re-established the popular flex package program in two separate tiers.

The Premier Flex Pack includes 10 tickets, which are good for any FC Dallas home match, and start at $180. The Non-Premier Flex Pack also includes 10 vouchers, but can only be redeemed during non-premier FC Dallas home games. Non-Premier Flex Packs start at $150. Payment plan options are available. For ticketing information contact the FC Dallas front office at 866.FCD.GOAL or customerservice@fcdallas.com. As always, parking is free at Toyota Stadium for all MLS matches.

FC Dallas opens the 2014 season at Toyota Stadium on Saturday, March 8 against the Montreal Impact. That match is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m. CT.

Fans can take advantage of the opportunity to catch many of the stars of the U.S. National Team in Frisco in the months leading up to the 2014 FIFA World Cup. Clint Dempsey and Seattle Sounders FC visit Toyota Stadium on April 12, while Michael Bradley will lead Toronto FC against FC Dallas on April 19.

Following the World Cup, U.S. National Team midfielder Kyle Beckerman and goalkeeper Nick Rimando face FC Dallas at Toyota Stadium on Aug. 22 in a match against Real Salt Lake that will be televised nationally on NBC Sports Network. Dempsey returns to Dallas for a second time on Sept. 24 while Landon Donovan and the LA Galaxy make their only appearance at Toyota Stadium on Oct. 12.

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