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Toyota Stadium
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TQL Stadium
Official Ticket Marketplace of Chicago Fire FC
Chicago Fire FC History
The Chicago Fire became one of Major League Soccer’s first expansion teams when it joined ahead of the 1998 season. The Fire pulled off one of the most impressive inaugural seasons across American professional sports when the new squad, coached under Bob Bradley, secured an 11-game winning streak and made a surprise playoff run that culminated in an MLS Cup Final win against the two-time defending champions, D.C. United (where Bradley previously worked as an assistant). One week later, Chicago completed the double-header with their first U.S. Open Cup championship.
The Fire found further success in the early aughts with Bradley and his successor Dave Sarachan, who helped the team secure three more U.S. Open Cup victories in 2000, 2003 and 2006. In addition, the Fire earned the Supporters’ Shield in 2003. All-Star forward Mike Magee became the first player to win the MLS MVP Award while representing Chicago in 2013.
Chicago Fire FC Team Info
Conference: Eastern
Team Colors: Red, Flag Blue, Deep Blue, White
Team Rivals: St. Louis City SC, Columbus Crew, Atlanta United, New England Revolution
Chicago Fire FC at Soldier Field
The Fire play their home games at Soldier Field, also home to the NFL's Chicago Bears. Opened in 1924, the stadium is the oldest active venue in American football. If you're in attendance, be sure to keep an eye out for the rowdy Section 8 Chicago supporters. With their tifos and chanting, they'll be hard to miss.
Chicago Fire FC’s 2024 regular season kicks off in February at Subaru Park in Chester, Pennsylvania, when Chicago faces off against the Philadelphia Union. The Fire host their home opener against FC Cincinnati on March 2. Chicago Fire FC play their final match of the regular season at home against Eastern Conference opponents Nashville SC. Here’s a list of key matches to keep an eye on:
Tickets for the 2024 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of Chicago Fire FC.
Chicago Fire FC have made three appearances in the MLS Cup championship match, and have won once (in 1998).
Chicago Fire FC compete at the Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois. The seating map for Soldier Field can be viewed here.
It was great they even had fans with consent playing music and making noise feltbwhat you see on tv in the European matches it was a fun atmosphere.
Very cold and very windy game. Other than that, the seats were terrific and the atmosphere was incredible. Only watched half the game from my seat because it was wayy too windy and cold up there. Seats give a great view of the game so no issue with that. For a team that is long out of the playoffs, the fan support and the attendance was pleasantly surprisingly positive. Great stadium with not a single bad seat in the house. I would definitely recommend a fan to attend a Chicago Fire home game
my first trip to Toyota park from montreal was a great one. getting to see the home team win was an added bonus. the wind was really blowing but that didn't diminish the experience. It only enhanced it.
Fun atmosphere. The Fire have got a good fan base. :)
The seats were better than expected..had good view of the field. Although it was hot and humid we enjoyed the game.
Great game...even though rain and wind were there for the whole game The only disappointing part is the public transportation to get to the stadium...a total of 2 hours from the loop to get there and one and a half hour to get back!! The Chicago Fire Express was supposed to be free as stated on the webisite...but finally 1.75$ each time...YOU MUST REALLY LOVE SOCCER TO DO THIS.
We brought our daughter from Ottawa, Canada to Chicago to see a major league soccer game (Chicago Fire vs. L.A. Galaxy) as her 16th birthday present. We loved every minute of the game. The weather cooperated and the singing and chanting from the stands was very 'European'. Only two minor complaints. One was the expense and distance to get to the field from our downtown hotel. We taxied there and intelligently bussed and took the El back. Two, the fact that David Beckham had been red-carded in his previous game and did not even travel to Chicago! However, neither issue put a damper on the event.
