Toyota Stadium

Toyota Stadium Events

Toyota Stadium hosts Football Soccer ⚽ & American Football 🏈 events. It is also the home venue of FC Dallas.

Toyota Stadium Travel & Parking

🏟️ Address: Toyota Stadium, 9200 World Cup Way, Frisco, Texas, 75033, United States Directions in Google Maps

Toyota Stadium is located just 1 km from the centre of Frisco, approximately 46 km north of downtown Dallas. Due to an abundance of parking options and a lack of public transport links in the vicinity, arrival by car is recommended.

Below you can find general information on travel and parking for Toyota Stadium. Individual events may have additional/restricted services available, and so we recommend clicking through to the event and viewing the Travel & Parking tab for event-specific information.

🅿️ Parking

There are a range of public parking options in the immediate vicinity of Toyota Stadium, which are free for season ticket holders or $10 for non-season ticket members:

Corolla Red Lot – 200 m (2 min) to 800 m (10 min) walk
Sienna South Blue Lot – 50 m (1 min) walk
Sienna North Blue Lot – 150 m (2 min) walk
Highlander Green Lot – 650 m (8 min) to 900 m (11 min) walk
RAV4 White Lot – 1.1 km (13 min) walk

Parking in these lots is not guaranteed, so early arrival is recommended to secure a space. Lots open 3 hours prior to kick-off, or 1 hour prior to the first game of a Toyota Soccer Center event.

There are also 2 premium parking lots, which require a parking pass to enter:

Tundra Platinum Lot – 50 m (1 min) walk
Camry Gold Lot – 150 m (2 min) walk

🚖️ Taxi

Taxis and rideshare can pick up and drop off on the roads surrounding the venue.

🚍 Coach & Bus

There are no bus routes in the vicinity of the stadium.

🚆 Train

Toyota Stadium cannot be reached directly by train, however if you're travelling from Dallas and want to save money on a taxi/rideshare, you can use the following lines to get closer to the venue:

Red & Orange lines – Parker Road station · 23 km
Green line – North Carrollton/Frankford station · 25 km
A-train line – Hebron station · 29 km

To reach Dallas, you can take the Trinity Railway Express (TRE) line or Amtrak's Texas Eagle service to Eddie Bernice Johnson Union Station. However, the station is approximately 47 km south of the venue.

Toyota Stadium Hotels & Accommodation

As the largest city, Dallas is generally the most expensive in the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington area. However, it’s possible to find accommodation to suit any budget in all 3 cities.

📍 Where To Stay

Downtown Dallas is the city’s central business district, recognised by its high-rise office buildings and cosmopolitan vibe. Of course, the district is very central, making it an ideal jumping off point to explore the city.

For the best of Dallas’ culture, stay in the Arts District where you’ll find everything from art museums to opera houses right on your doorstep.

The best of the city’s dining and nightlife can actually be found in neighbouring districts like Uptown, Lower Greenville, and Cedars. From trendy breweries to rustic rib joints and dive bars to live music venues, your only limit is your imagination.

However, the coolest joints are tucked away in Deep Ellum, which poses as a mural-adorned artsy neighbourhood during the day, and an alternative entertainment hub at night. Think indie bars, edgy art galleries, and underground theatres.

Known for its quaint parks, country clubs, designer shops, and high-end homes, Highland Park is undoubtedly Dallas’ most upscale neighbourhood. Located a few kilometres north of Downtown, it’s ideal for discerning travellers who want to find a refined respite in the city.

Of course, there are plenty of tempting alternative neighbourhoods to stay in Fort Worth, which is smaller and somewhat quieter than Dallas. Most of the action in Fort Worth is centred around the lively Sundance Square where you can shop, eat, drink, and even watch live street performers.

If you can’t choose between Dallas and Fort Worth, or just want the best of both worlds, why not stay between them in Central Arlington? Home to Six Flags, the AT&T Stadium, a waterpark, zoo, aquarium and more, it is the perfect spot for families to pitch up during their stay.

Whilst each city has its own public transport, it is best to hire a car to travel between them.

About Toyota Stadium

The Toyota Stadium is a football stadium in Frisco, Dallas, the home of Major League Soccer's FC Dallas. It opened in 2005, making it only the 3rd soccer-specific stadium to be built in MLS, and until 2012 it was known as Pizza Hut Park. The stadium has played host to notable matches such as the 2005 and 2006 MLS Cup final and the 2016 US Open Cup final – which FC Dallas won – and it has also held many concerts over the years; indeed, the stadium's north end has a permanent concert stage instead of a stand. Despite being a soccer-specific venue, it has also hosted the annual NCAA Division I Football Championship since 2010 among other college football games. Since 2018, the venue has also been the home of the United States' National Soccer Hall of Fame.

🍔 Food & Drink

A wide variety of food and beverages, including favourites such as tacos, burgers, chicken, beer, and cocktails, are available from locations throughout the Toyota Stadium.

Drinking fountains can also be found throughout the main concourse and suite levels.

💂 Entry Gates

There are 4 main entrances into the stadium:

North Gate (split into Northwest and Northeast)
East Gate
South Gate (split into Southwest and Southeast)
West Gate

Gates typically open 2 hours prior to kick-off, although for some events they may open earlier. There is a no re-entry policy in effect, except in the case of inclement weather when fans may seek shelter in their vehicles.

🚽 Toilets

All restrooms throughout Toyota Stadium are wheelchair accessible. The following is a list of areas where restrooms are located:

Complex:

Men's, women's, and family restrooms are inside Dr. Pink field, or located at the Victory Plaza

Main Concourse Level:

Women – behind Sections 101, 111, 113, 119, 123, 130, and 133 (north east concourse)
Men – behind Sections 102, 111, 114, 120, 124, 131, 133 (north east concourse)
Family – behind Sections 102, 113, 120, 124, 132, north east concourse

Stadium Club: