MLS Club de Foot Montreal

Single Tickets for Games at Stade Saputo on Sale May 21

Published on May 14, 2012 under Major League Soccer (MLS)
Club de Foot Montreal News Release


MONTREAL - The Montreal Impact announced on Monday that single game tickets for the 12 matches at Stade Saputo will go on sale to the general public on Monday, May 21, at 10am, via the Admission Network (1-855-790-1245 / admission.com).

The Impact will play its first game at the newly renovated Stade Saputo, expanded to 20,341 seats, on June 16 against the Seattle Sounders FC.

The Impact, still undefeated at home this season, will host Brian Ching and the Houston Dynamo the following week, on June 23, as well as Canadian rival Toronto FC on June 27. Thierry Henry and the New York Red Bulls will come to Stade Saputo on July 28, while Canadian international Dwayne De Rosario and D.C. United will be in town on August 25.

Ticket prices vary from $20 to $85 (taxes included, service charges may apply). Group rates are also available by contacting the club at 514-328-3668.

Please note that season ticket holders may now purchase additional single game tickets exclusively.

Season ticket packages for all 12 home games at Stade Saputo are available via the club's website, impactmontreal.com. There are five different categories available, at a cost of $179, $249, $379, $569 and $839 (plus taxes). Final game at Olympic Stadium

The Impact plays its final game at Olympic Stadium, this Saturday at 7:30pm, against the New York Red Bulls. The team looks to avenge a loss to New York on March 31, at Red Bulla Arena.

In collaboration with Coors Light, a 2 for 1 promotion for Coors Light beers will be available before the game, between 6 and 7pm. Tickets for the game are available via Admission or at the ticket office of Olympic Stadium.

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