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Major League Soccer stadiums

  • BC PlaceVancouver's BC Place stadium drew 60,342 people to an ordinary soccer game in 1983. It was not a final or a playoff.
  • BMO FieldFor six World Cup matches in 2026, Toronto's BMO Field will lose its bank name.
  • Geodis ParkA single 2.4-acre parcel of land nearly stalled Nashville's Geodis Park soccer stadium.
  • Gillette StadiumRobert Kraft paid the whole bill for Gillette Stadium himself. That is a rare move for an NFL owner.
  • Energizer ParkEnergizer Park puts every fan within 120 feet of the pitch. That is the shortest distance in Major League Soccer.
  • Lumen FieldFans at Seattle's Lumen Field cheered a 2011 Marshawn Lynch run so hard that instruments recorded shaking.
  • Q2 StadiumAustin's Q2 Stadium sits on a former chemical plant site. Crews found illegally stored waste and dug down to bedrock.
  • Toyota Stadium (Texas)Frisco, Texas is spending $182 million to rebuild Toyota Stadium, starting with its unpopular concert stage.
  • Soldier FieldCrews at Chicago's Soldier Field removed 24,000 seats in 36 hours, a speed record that has never been broken since.
  • Mercedes-Benz StadiumAtlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium delayed its opening three times because of its pinwheel roof.
  • Subaru ParkSubaru Park missed hosting the Union's first home game because of construction delays.
  • America First FieldA county committee voted 4-0 against the stadium that now hosts Real Salt Lake.
  • Bank of America StadiumBank of America Stadium was mostly paid for by fans buying seat rights. The method surprised NFL owners.

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