When did the city of Frisco open Toyota Stadium in Texas?
The city of Frisco opened Toyota Stadium on the 6th of August 2005. The venue cost approximately $80 million to build and originally seated 20,500 people.
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The city of Frisco opened Toyota Stadium on the 6th of August 2005. The venue cost approximately $80 million to build and originally seated 20,500 people.
FC Dallas hosted and won the 2016 U.S. Open Cup Final against the Revolution. This victory marked a significant achievement for the home team during that year's tournament.
Capacity will increase to 22,500 once the redevelopment project finishes. Work began on the east side after the FCS Championship game in January 2025.
Ed Sheeran drew 30,665 fans for an x Tour concert in September 2015. Revenue from that Sheeran show reached $1,571,889.
The complex opened inside the stadium in 2018. It included a 19,350 square-foot club space and museum experience.