Toyota Stadium in Frisco is a premier soccer-specific venue owned by the City of Frisco and home to FC Dallas. With a capacity of 19,096 for soccer configurations and 20,500 for football setups, the stadium also hosts major events like the Frisco Bowl and U.S. Open Cup finals. The complex includes the National Soccer Hall of Fame and sits at 9200 World Cup Way, Frisco, TX 75033. Whether you’re catching an FC Dallas MLS match or a special event, we’ve got you covered with seating guidance, parking, transit options, and trusted recommendations for nearby hotels and dining.

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Key features include free stadium parking with shuttles to event areas and ADA parking in the municipal garage behind City Hall. Public-event shuttles move attendees from parking to drop-off points. While traditional rail transit isn’t a fixture at the stadium, Frisco’s event shuttles and local roads keep you connected. The venue is a hub for soccer and football events, with a multi-year renovation planned (2025–2028) to enhance canopy coverage, seating, restrooms, and premium spaces. Within walking distance and a short ride, you’ll find a range of hotels and dining options to suit your trip. Choose official partner recommendations for reliable stays and meals, and enjoy the easy, straightforward ticketing process you expect from a trusted ally.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Capacity: 19,096 for soccer configurations; 20,500 for football configurations.
Address: 9200 World Cup Way, Frisco, TX 75033 (Frisco, TX).
Venue type: soccer-specific stadium built and owned by the City of Frisco; home of FC Dallas; complex includes the National Soccer Hall of Fame.
Seating chart: official seating/chart available on the FC Dallas website.
Parking: free stadium parking lots with a shuttle to event areas; ADA parking in the municipal garage behind City Hall.
Transit: public-event shuttles run from stadium parking to drop-off points; traditional rail/line transit to the stadium is not cited as a current fixture.
Nearby hotels: across from the stadium is La Quinta Inn & Suites Dallas Frisco Stadium; other options include Omni Frisco/PGA Frisco (several miles away), The Westin Dallas Stonebriar Golf Resort & Spa (a few miles away), and Embassy Suites by Hilton Dallas Frisco Convention Ctr & Spa.
Notable events hosted: FC Dallas MLS matches; U.S. Open Cup Final (2016); NCAA Division I Football Championship games; Frisco Bowl (inaugurated 2017), and multiple World Cup-related activity as Frisco eyes 2026 World Cup usage.
Renaming history: Pizza Hut Park (2005–2012); FC Dallas Stadium (2012–2013); Toyota Stadium (since 2013).
Renovation: a multimillion-dollar renovation was approved in 2024 with construction expected 2025–2028 (canopy, expanded seating/restrooms, premium spaces, etc.).