BMO Field

Going to this place once to watch a game is definitely worth. that atmosphere is awesome. The crowd is cheerful. There are lights all around and there are plenty of food options available. One mistake we did was taking taxi from Union Station to BMO field, which took us a lot of time it would have been smarter to take a train.

Awesome stadium, great views! We sat in section 118 row 12 and had a full view. Concession prices are high, two draft beer were over 41.00 + tip... chicken fingers and fries over 20.00. 10% discount if you use BMO card, bathrooms were clean, atmosphere was fun and loud. Fun night with the ex going on as well.

BMO is a nice place to watch the TO Argonauts game. They also play TFC soccer but not a fan! Space is great only complaint is that the seats aren’t covered when it rains if you’re part of BMO club on field seating. Other than that a nice small Venus.

I attended my first ever soccer match with my friend and the atmosphere was amazing! I watched New York Red Bulls vs TFC and I was shocked at everything. The indoor area is very clean and there is a lot of leg space.

Took in the Argo game vs Ottawa a few weeks ago. Haven't been to BMO field in a while. I enjoy Canadian Football. So for the price of the seats, the cost of food and beverages in the building, it is probably unaffordable for the average family outing, comparative to yeild on entertainment value. Example, 3 beer, $60. Think I might have been able to watch the game at home, invited friends and bought a case of beer. Its nice to see a game live, the fans are true to the sport but the CFL might be pricing its way out of its target market. Just saying.

⸻ BMO Field – Toronto, ON ⭐⭐⭐☆☆ (3 out of 5 stars) We attended a game at BMO Field on a blistering 40°C day, seated in Section 106, Row 7, right in the path of the setting sun. By 2:45 PM, we were in place — ice-cold drinks in hand, neck fans on — but still drenched in sweat. Several people in our row left early because of the heat. Shade & Comfort: BMO should consider adding shaded viewing areas or large, well-placed monitors in the food halls so fans can cool off without missing the game. Screen Placement & Functionality: • Left-side screen: Too far away and often blocked by people’s heads. We had to shift and search for it. • Right-side screen: Functional but positioned at nearly a 100-degree angle from our seats, forcing us to crane our necks for replays. • Far-left big screen: Completely busted — just a black screen all game. • Smaller front screens weren’t impressively large, making the viewing experience less enjoyable from our section. Verdict: The game atmosphere was electric, but comfort, shade, and especially screen placement/maintenance could be much better — especially for premium game days in extreme heat. #BMOField #TorontoSports #StadiumReview #BecauseServiceMatters 💯 #TorontoLife #FanExperience #GameDayToronto #LiveSportsTO #TorontoEvents #SoccerInThe6ix #TFC #TorontoArgos #FootballToronto #HotDayAtTheStadium

I just attended my very first soccer match at BMO Field, and it was an unforgettable experience! The energy in the stadium was absolutely electric — from the moment I walked in, I could feel the passion of the fans and the excitement in the air. The atmosphere was buzzing, with chants, cheers, and a real sense of unity among the crowd. The view from my seat was fantastic, giving me a great perspective of the action on the field. The staff were friendly and helpful, making it easy to navigate the venue. Everything was clean and well-organized, and I appreciated the smooth entry process. What really stood out was how alive the stadium felt — whether it was the sound of drums, the waving flags, or the goal celebrations, it was impossible not to get swept up in the thrill of the match. Whether you're a hardcore soccer fan or just curious to see what the sport is all about, BMO Field delivers an incredible match-day experience. I’ll definitely be back for more!

Great stadium to watch Toronto FC. Plenty of concessions and well serviced food and serviced merchandise booths. Arrive plenty early to get into close or any parking. Solid second half on this day, and an unlucky result (loss, 2-1 to Columbus).

This review marks my 3,000th one. Crazy, huh? I wanted to review something either in Toronto or the GTA to mark this milestone. It's BMO Field. As with many of my reviews, I do have a different spin. Here's mine with this stadium. BMO Field is where the old Exhibition Stadium used to be. BMO Field was established in 2007. It is the home of the Toronto Argonauts (Canadian Football League) and Toronto FC (Football (soccer) Club). I have seen all Argos games at SkyDome or Rogers Centre, depending on when the name change occurred. I have yet to see a Toronto FC game. My spin? Although BMO Field isn't a concert venue, the first and only concert that was held here was Genesis on September 7, 2007. I was there. It holds a special place in my heart. It was a fantastic concert. I don't know why it hasn't hosted more concerts. I was comfortable at this concert. Concession stands were everywhere. The prices were a bit expensive back then, but you expect that to be the case at any major entertainment event. The washrooms were clean and accessible. These days, I'm normally around the area to park. I remember seeing Erasure at Queen Elizabeth Theatre a few years back, which is across from BMO Field. I parked near gate 4. It was affordable and a fairly close walk over to the theatre on a soggy, rainy evening. I haven't seen any CFL games recently. I should, as I miss seeing all CFL action in a stadium. I'll need to give it a try at BMO Field in the upcoming Argos season. (127)

Always fun at BMO Field to support TFC. they have a strict bag policy so make sure you check it before you go.

BMO Field is the home for Toronto FC (Football Club) of the MLS (Major League Soccer) and also the Toronto Argonauts of the CFL (Canadian Football League). I've attended several soccer and football games here over the years. On bad days, there is a very strong wind coming off of Lake Ontario. Most other times, it has all the trappings of an outdoor field with towering seating.

I am a fan! I was here at BMO Field for a soccer game. I was quite impressed with the set up of the venue. Easily accessible by public transit: Go Train and Streetcar stops right at the entrance! Typical selection for food and drink. It is kind of nice to enjoy a beer while watching the game. Sadly the price is not cheap but as expect in a sport venue.

Recently attended an Argos vs. Tiger Cats game here - I realized I hadn't been to BMO since 2011 for a TFC game! Of course, the day I go happens to be a very cold and rainy one. I'm not going to let that effect my review. There's lot's of parking on the grounds here which is nice. It is $25, but I've desensitized myself to event pricing. We walked to the gate on the south side and were through check-points and security pretty quickly. Despite the weather, the staff was friendly and efficient. The stadium overall felt clean and it wasn't overly busy. The concourse on the second level had most vendors open. I grabbed a quick hot dog ($6.50) and beer ($11) before heading to our seats. The seats were unfortunately wet from the rain and although we were covered, we still got pretty soaked. Overall I can't really complain about the facility? It seems they've kept it up to venue standards, the lighting and sound was quality.

I wanna tell all the other stadiums: you should B-mo like this stadium. It's one of the best in the MLS, for sure. Yes the field has major issues, but if you really wanna p*ss the sh** out of every team that visits, put your shiny big stadium right next to the lake, right near the downtown under the shadow of the skyscrapers (like Seattle's is, sorry don't mention Seattle around here), and it'll be so freezing cold (although they don't play from Dec to April, thankfully), that your opponents will be frozen solid. The team that plays here is as impressive as this stadium, and when the fans fill the rafters, it becomes a truly raucous and magnificent atmosphere. I can't say enough about it. Easily 5 stars and one of the best stadiums I've ever visited in North America on every level.

I've been coming here at least once a year... I find this stadium very small compared to Europeans ones but i guess it's understandable since it can't even fill up all the seats. I do love being here with the crowds, everyone gets so hyped up. the food here is horrible and needs more options, but it's normal food u find at places like this i suppose.. beer, pop, pizza, sandwiches, fries, hot dogs, popcorn... overpriced ice cream.

Although lacking many of the amenities, comfort and sophistication of many modern stadiums, there are no bad seats or shortage of decent food choices in the stadium. At the north end, you'll always find a selection of food trucks with something interesting to eat like poutine or BBQ, beer trucks with a selection of mainstream beers like Stella Artois and Budweiser, and a few hot dog and sausage carts. Along the East end, lower level, my favourite place is the full roasted pig stand for outstanding pork themed sandwiches. At the west end, upper level, you'll find tacos, burgers and a Goose Island craft beer stand for your IPA needs.

BMO is a wonderful venue. Almost a '5' by Canadian standards even. This is Canada's only stadium designed for soccer and has a grass field (rather than astroturf). They also built it at a perfect size so that it can accommodate a reasonably large crowd, but not being too large so that smaller crowds will lose atmosphere. Pretty simply 2-tier seating design and few corner seats, so everyone has a good view of the game. Great location near downtown, GO transit and CNE access when it takes place and even nice view to look out to Lake Ontario on the south side. Somewhat underwhelming concession, but overall a great venue.

Went and saw an Argos game here last week. A selection of food options once the gates open. Nothing outstanding - Burgers, fries, dogs, sausages, tacos, nachos, pizza etc. Outside of the gates you could get sandwiches or hot dogs from local carts and beer from a big Miller booth. Reasonable selection of beverages - both alcoholic and non-alcoholic (great hot chocolate)! There was a Tim Hortons and Pizza Pizza stand. This park is missing some eating options closeby. Some park folks tried to direct us to a place way on the other side of the Lakeshore, saying it was 5 minutes walk away (would have been 15-20 minutes for sure). The prices for food as per most stadiums were high. Visa or Debit is accepted most spots. 3 sausages with non-alcoholic drinks ran over $30. Note -- Level 200 seats can be quite cold if you are more than 5 rows up. Expect it to be darn chilly in October or later. Lots of folks had blankets, heavy coats, toques and mittens. Not a lot of room for people to get past you when sitting. Was very easy to get to via transit (509 TTC streetcar and only 5 minutes walk from the Exhibition loop stop).

Awesome experience here! Came here last night to my first TFC game ever and I really enjoyed myself. Although I probably froze to death it was super bright and although we were high up in the stadium, we still had a perfect view of everything. As usual with sporting events (I've noticed), the seats are quite close together so if someone has to get up you literally have to stand in order for them to pass. Cant comment on the food because the prices of food here is a joke--$7.50 for an average sausage on a bun! Also, if you're seated high up, you better be fit as you got to walk up all those stairs lol. I'd love to come back but definitely when it's warmer outside.

Great stadium for soccer matches. Loud just like a stadium should be. Food and drinks are expensive, but to be expected for any sporting event in the city. Side note: there are $6 Budweisers 30 mins before kickoff, so arrive early

This review pertains to the BMO Club lounge and seats for the Toronto FC match. I got the tickets as a gift so I'm not sure if the general public is able to purchase these tickets or if it's only for corporate sponsors. The seats were located in Section 106, row B3, seats 1-4. They were located at field level and you also had access to food before kickoff and halftime, located at a lounge called BMO Club. Inside the lounge, all food along with the soft drinks, are included in the price of the tickets. Alcoholic drinks are extra and needs to be purchased separately. They had a DJ playing music. The food available were steak sandwiches, mini sliders, tacos, Red Thai Curry with rice, chocolate covered strawberries, fruit salad and pastries, among other things. Once you were at the seats, you had a waitress that you could order drinks and snacks. The seats were amazing being at field level and close to the action. The seats we had were close to one of the goalpost. Awesome experience and it spoils you to future TFC matches. Best of all was that TFC beat the Philadelphia Union 3-0.

Have only come for Toronto Football Club games; not sure if there's anything else that goes on here. The BMO Field is your typical sports venue. Seats are pretty comfortable considering that they're your usual stadium plastic chairs. Food and drinks are overly priced; a Keith's cider is something ridiculous like eleven dollars. It's TTC accessible; not on the subway line like the Roger's Centre and ACC, but there are streetcars that'll get you to BMO Field. Good for: soccer or football matches

Caught my first TFC game at BMO Field this summer and really enjoyed it. Best seats are probably on the 121-124 side. If you are going on an especially hot day and don't want the sun hitting you... get a seat on that side. If you want to be where the action is, getting a seat on the 118-112 is best. People bring banners and do fan chants in that area. Very loud.

This was my first MLS match and it did not disappoint. The stadium was nice, the crowd was lively and the beer selection was on point. My only complaint is that it took forever to get into the stadium.

I've had plenty of tickets, private box invitations and other corporate function opportunities to attend a TFC game at BMO Field, but I was never interested or had the time to go. Well as it was the last game of the season and an opportunity to clinch a home playoff game for the first time in franchise history, I decided I would go to one for the first time. Did not disappoint. The game had plenty of scoring opportunities and GOOOOAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLs! The place was very nicely put together, even the expansion of of new seating and canopy. The venue had more food options than at a leafs game and it was fun to sit outside in a rather warm October night! Had the FC Tacos and Nachos. Umm...it was OK at best but I don't think I would do that again. It did fill me up for the evening, but next day was not so pleasant! Ugh! If you haven't been to the venue to catch a game, you should. It definitely changed my mind about soccer - or for all you Euros...Football! Cheers!

It makes you wonder why a country like Canada and specifically a city like Toronto which is so diverse with a big soccer population only have one half-of-a-soccer field like this! it's so poorly designed, uncomfortable seats, no shades, extremely bad food! being a big fan of soccer, I only been there once and never again! i'll watch my soccer on TV instead!

Simply put, this is one of the better stadiums that I've ever been in. My first encounter was for a Toronto FC game, and the atmosphere does not disappoint. The crowd is into the game before it even starts. The seating is pretty good, I'm not the biggest fan of the mini hard plastic chairs, but they get the job done (I guess), and they're better than sitting on a metal bleacher. So I'll give them credit for that. I don't think that there is a bad seat in this place. It's small enough that sitting on the top row isn't going to make you feel like you're in the middle of nowhere. The concessions and restrooms are easy enough to get to that you can get back to your seat in a decent amount of time. The Grey Cup was something else entirely. The additional seating that they did make the place start to get a little bit too crowded for its size, but I was in my seat for the whole game, so it didn't bother me too much. Also, the crowd was decidedly pulling for Ottawa (big shock being in Ontario), so as a Calgary fan, the atmosphere wasn't entirely what I would have wanted it to be (but considering it wasn't McMahon, I'm not going to complain). Perhaps the single greatest feature of the stadium is its location--right next to the GO train station in Exhibition Place. It is so easy to get in and out from the suburbs, that you can book a hotel (if you're an out-of-towner or just out of the country) in Mississauga or Oakville, and take the train in and not worry about Toronto traffic. Even if you're not Canadian, I would urge you to take a trip to Toronto. They have some of the best sports fans in the world, and it's a treat to even be a part of it for just a few short hours.

The expansion is a nice improvement. The location by the water sucks if the weather is bad, not much cover, cold and wet.

With the new stadium comes it's pros and cons. Pro: the new roofs is definitely a step up/ great food choices/ more capacity/and overall nice layout Cons: insufficient washrooms! That's a big one. There used to be three washroom facilities in the north east corner of the stadium, NOW there's only ONE...hmm why? Not sure.

Visited BMO Field yesterday for a block of rugby matches during the Pan Am Games. It was such a fun experience and so thrilling to cheer Canada on as both the men's and women's rugby teams went on to win gold!! Yes, the food and drink is very expensive, but it is what it is. Seats were fairly comfortable and offered great views of the field. Had a great time here and would return again for another sporting event.

I personally think this is a great venue. It's the newest of all our sporting arenas in the city and well laid out. Unlike other MLSE properties there are plenty of unique food options: such as porchetta, sausages, a smokes poutine truck and occasional the Kaplansky food truck shows up too. Carlsberg used to be the exclusive beer of choice at this venue which was awesome, however I think they pulled out when they realized the team was tanking, no body wants to stay on board the Titanic. Now you've got your choice of Budweiser or Bud light (joy..rapture), but after 3-4 it doesn't matter because you'll be caught up in the excitement of the crowd. One thing I simply must agree on is that the lack of debit at concessions and absurd wait times and fees at the BMO ATM's are absolutely ridiculous. Two stand out features of this stadium are: 1) The bar area under the scoreboard which, with ticket, you can stand and drink beer under to cover of the stands. We once gave up our seats the entire game due to rain and watched from here and it was amazing! 2) I really love this venue because of how once dusk/night falls it gives you a great view of the Toronto skyline. On a clear night, sitting on the West side of the stadium is absolutely breathtaking and makes you realize just how much you could possibly love this city. How I'd love to see this venue grow: - Make this a summer concert venue - provide debit machines Cheers to BMO for providing a great venue for this city!

This is my absolute favourite place to be. I got really big into soccer about 4 years ago and have been coming to games non stop ever since. The first game I went to at BMO Field was a disappointing loss to the New England Revolution but it sparked a fire inside that has been burning ever since. Saturday night marked my second trip to the MLS Cup, the first being last years heartbreaking loss to the Seattle Sounders. This stadium is absolutely beautiful from the outside and equally at stunning from the inside. The seating here is typical of a soccer stadium, not a bad seat in the house. This place has plenty of food options from hot dogs, pretzels, poutine, to even some pizza pizza if that's what you are in the mood for. We ended up winning MLS Cup tickets through AT&T so I got to spend the game in one of the corporate boxes which was a nice change of pace! Toronto FC won the game 2-0 over Seattle and took not only its first MLS Cup, but Canada's first. This stadium is a beautiful place to watch a soccer game, and I highly recommend anyone in the GTA comes and gives soccer a chance, it's a really fun and affordable way to spend an afternoon or night!

Haven't been to any other MLS facilities so nothing to compare this one to. Thought the food selections were great. Pretty good beer selection. Prices were pretty typical for sporting events but everything I had was good.

I love this stadium. I've been coming here since I was a kid and now I'm here with my son watching a football game. Now how cool is that

Wow. I must say that Toronto FC fans definitely change the face of Canadian sportsmanship. So much screaming, cheering, feet stomping and beer drinking. This ain't no Blue Jays game! I went last weekend and the stands were absolutely packed! We were lucky enough to get a seat right behind the goal and the game was absolutely amazing. Every time a goal is scored, confetti goes everywhere, streamers are thrown and people literally freak right out. I've been to basketball games, hockey games and baseball games but I have never seen such fanatical sports fans in my life! And the tickets were only about $20 bucks, so you really do a get a lot of bang for your buck and something every Torontonian should experience at least once! Just a note, if you want to keep drinking after the game, make sure to try and head out a little early to the Brazenhead down the street. It's a great post-game bar but it fills up REALLY fast after a TFC match!

If the phenomenal football being played at BMO Field isn't impressive enough for you...try the food! If you're willing to be picky and look beyond hot dogs and french fries, there are some really tasty and interesting things on the menu at this stadium, from the chefs at MLSE. Want to know more?? Here's a short video review of some of the cuisine at the TFC Home Opener, 2018. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwLaMJD-OVE Enjoy!

Nice, centrally located outdoor stadium. Seating is comfortable in most areas (except if you're up high, you only get half a back rest). Atmosphere is always outstanding regardless of whether you're there for a TFC or Argonauts game. Food and drink prices are reasonable relative to other Toronto venues (ie. ACC and Rogers Centre). I gave three stars because it's ridiculous that they close the bar at halftime and there were lots of bugs where I was sitting.

If you're a fan of soccer (or "football" to everyone else save the Americans), you always heard the stories from friends who have travelled far afield to countries in Europe or South America and heard tales of the type of atmosphere that comes with Match Day. There's the pre-game drinks, the walk to the stadium, the packed venue, the screaming, the chants, the songs, the post-game drinks. It'd be cool if you didn't have to fly to Europe for that. As long as Toronto's been waiting for some sort of professional soccer team, it has waited equally long for a soccer-specific stadium to house the matches. BMO Field answers that need and delivers a truly unique fan experience. Constructed in time for Toronto FC's inaugural season, it is an open-air stadium holding over 20,000. There are stands on the west, south and east sides with the north being an open standing-room-only-beer-tent type affair. Care has been given to ensure that there is not an obstructed sight-line or admittedly a bad seat in the house. Even the arguably worst seat in the house (furthest up and to the extreme far left or right on the main stand, provides a decent view. Refreshments abound. Yes, you can get the regular staples of pizza, hot dogs, you know, the usual. Go to the north side stands where you'll be able to find scotch eggs, chip butties (a French fry sandwich that if you've not tried, you have to), and other typical football-y fare. Beer is sold pretty much everywhere in the stadium. Probably a good thing since the majority of the TFC fans show up thirsty. The central part of the west and east stands are the places where you're able to sit and watch the match without much bother from anyone around you. This is probably where you do not want to sit. Get to the south-side stands where not only is the atmosphere chaotic, it is typically a non-stop pulsing mass of people singing, chanting and bouncing. You'll be lucky if uttering the phrase "Sit down please, I can't see!" ends happily with merely a stern look shot your way and then the continuation of business as usual. Bedlam. There are a couple of drawbacks with the stadium, one being the pitch itself. It is artificial turf and though top of the line, it still is artificial. Though, given Toronto's climate and the costs associated with real turf, this can be forgiven. On the plus side, during the winters, a dome is placed over the field allowing several six-a-side games to carry on throughout the cold months. Speaking of miserable weather, don't bother bringing umbrellas to BMO Field if it's looking like rain. For security reasons, umbrellas are not allowed in the seats. Buy a poncho, make sure your shoes are Scotch-Guarded, and above all else, make sure you keep a lid on your beer.

"Stand up for the TFC! Stand up for the TFC!".... Lucky to have been to several Toronto FC soccer games this past season (TFC is Toronto's Major League Soccer team), I have had the pleasure of experiencing a torrential rain storm, getting soaked to the bone, having beer spilled all over my head, all while watching the game, and you know what; I barely noticed! The atmosphere and incredibly loyal fan base (for a team that's only been around for 2 seasons and haven't made playoffs) is INCREDIBLE! BMO Field was created as home base for our MLS team. Long overdue in a city of international football fanatics, the people of Toronto went crazy when they discovered a team was coming and a brand new field was being made for them. Tickets sold out immediately, fan clubs were formed and BMO Field was christened with the rowdiest and yet, most appreciative fans for any Toronto sporting team. It is located on the Exhibition Place grounds, has a massive parking lot, and is also TTC accessible. On game day you will see the streets lined with red and fans rallying anyone and everyone who will pay attention to their chants and cheers. The TFC and BMO Field are forever synonymous with each other, but BMO Field is also Canada's National Soccer Stadium and is helping to build a strong soccer foundation all around the country.

I'm a seasons ticket holder from day 1 and have seen (and tolerated) the evolution of this fabulous facility. I've sat in several different areas and watched different events, including MLS soccer, CFL and PanAm Rugby. First off, the every seat is a good one. Sight lines are good pretty much everywhere. For soccer, I would argue that the (cheaper) seats on the west upper deck provide a better vantage point than the 100 levels or the East side. 1. East side uppers have a steeper rake, so you get a bit vertigo climbing the stairs. 2. West side often has the sun behind you, so you don't miss any action from squinting. 3. Winds are predominantly West to East, which means that with the new roof, the rain still blows onto your lap if you are sitting in the East side. Having eaten at Rogers Centre, ACC, Ricoh and others, I can confidently say that this is the best stadium food in the city. If you're looking for cheap, go somewhere else. BMO has a good variety of food that all seem to be prepared with relative freshness. The large number of food outlets and bars has increased since opening day and the wait times have all become bearable. At least for guys, the washroom facilities are pretty good. The atmosphere is what really makes the place. Being outside with 20 000 devoted fans really can make the whole place hum.

I really love this new addition to the city. It's located in a good spot so it makes it easy to get to from multiple modes of transport. Despite it being new, front row seats really could be a lot better when you're paying that much of a premium. BMO club is really not good enough. The food runs out fast, and just tastes exactly like it is - mass catered food. It just feels like a lot of money was spent on something new, with an antiquated business model. Expected a little bit more.

Awesome venue. Go Toronto FC! No problem using greenbacks. Beer, popcorn, pretzels and futbol make for a great memory! Fun even in cold rain!

We went to the home opener for the TFC at the BMO field this weekend for the first time and what a great stadium! Every seat in that place is close enough that you get an incredible view of the game. The crowd is electric! The washrooms were shockingly very clean (though the hand driers are rubbish)! The view of the Toronto Skyline if you sit on the west side of the stadium like we did is absolutely beautiful (check out the photo). Two 28oz beers (which is the equivalent to a pitcher of beer!) ran us about $25-$30. Pretty reasonably priced considering you're at a sporting event and should expect to pay a fortune if you want to drink. They stop serving this size after halftime. The parking is abundant and only $13 (not bad considering public transit for two there and back would be $12). Oh and I should point out, they've recently switched the pitch to real grass instead of Astroturf . Overall this was an A+ experience. GO Toronto GO! ****TIP: Bring a blanket to sit on...it makes those seats WAY more comfortable and doubles as warmth early in the season.

Let me start off by saying I am not the biggest soccer fan lol. I'm mostly comparing this experience to other sporting ones. It was a cold day and the only place with any heat was the bathroom. That being said, the line for the women's washroom wasn't very long! In fact the men's was longer! I was so happy about that hahaha. So, there was no control over where anyone sat. This caused a big commotion in more than one area as people were sitting in other people's seats and refusing to move. I also didn't like the fact that everyone stood for the ENTIRE game. Why?! Sit the heck down! There wasn't even anything going on. The people in front of me were standing, which caused me to stand or not be able to see, which caused the people behind me to have to stand. We weren't way up there, we had pretty close seats. The lines for food were crazy. I didn't even go during half time (is there half time in soccer? I really don't know. I left when the game was still on) and by the time the break was over and the game started again, I had hardly moved in line. I left the line to grab a beer since that line was a lot faster. (This was a heartbreaking decision. I was dying for food or a hot drink!) Dying of starvation, my boyfriend and I left the game early to grab food. I would much rather watch hockey or basketball at the ACC. I'd only ever go again if I got tickets for free.

Great experience overall. Love the new facility, works better for the football atmosphere,and gives the downtown centre a break from the ridiculous amount of traffic if there were a Jays game followed immediately by an Argo's game. Smaller washrooms here than at the Rogers centre, so they got a little crowded, but there aren't as many seats so I guess it could have been worse... My group started off in the tailgate area, which is just across the road towards the lake, right across the water from the Molson Canadian Amphitheatre. Pretty decent setup there, plenty of portable toilets and hand washing stations in the fenced area. After the tailgate is where things got a little weird. Up the hill towards Ontario Place, there is a footbridge (about 200 metres from the lot), and it connects over the street directly to the BMO field. So I can't for the life of me understand who made the decision to close the bridge. Yes, you read that right. The most direct and convenient route for people that paid a premium for their tickets, and parking, was closed (the security guards even said they had no idea why). This was absolutely awful logistical planning. The next nearest crossing was a 10 minute walk up the street, and then 15 minutes back around to the stadium. We stood there (on the bridge) and watched as a group of about 50 or so angry patrons literally stormed the fence and forced it open. There were well over 200 people that crossed the bridge that I could see. After the game, they not only closed the bridge again, but closed the path leading anywhere near it. They had all audience members walk in a huge roundabout route towards the other end of the stadium, around the park, and then 10 minutes up street just to cross. In addition to this chaos, there was a Duran Duran concert that ended at the same time! The audience from this show encountered the same problems. At this point, people were hot, sweaty and tired (humidex was 40) and some were screaming at the security guards. What should have taken us 5 minutes to walk, ended up taking over half an hour. With two small kids in tow, after a long hot day, this was the absolute worst. Hopefully this is a big kink in logistical planning that will get smoothed out with time, otherwise it would have been a 4 or 5 star review!

Needed to deposit a BMO cheque to my Scotia Bank account for an emergency but they told me that I have to get it "certified" in order for me to access my money. I waited patiently as I was told it wouldn't take that long to get it done. After an hour, they told me the branch that the cheque was from wasn't able to certify the cheque for some reasons and it's better to wait at home (I live in the area) and they'll call me when it's ready. Patiently waited for a call until the next day. NO POSITIVE OUTCOME. Don't be fooled by the "high class" vibe Liberty Village has. Some businesses in Parkdale have better and real customer service than this area.

Obviously, the product on the field is terrible. I have traveled to many stadiums around North America and in Europe, and it just seems that BMO Field is so cheaply built. I've been a season seat holder in 118 since day 1, so it has been hard to watch the steady decline of support. Transportation is easy with both the GO and TTC have stops on site. I ride in on the GO from Long Branch, and it really saves money and effort driving down to the CNE. Beer is expensive, as is most of the food. Buffalo chicken fingers and fries shouldn't be $11. There is some neat variety with Taco FC and Real Sports Grill, and i love me a scotch egg with buffalo sauce on it (instead of Marmite, ugh!)

Finally went to my first TFC game with moro mou a few weeks ago. Location is great, was only a 10 minute walk for me as a CityPlace resident. There was ample parking available at $12. The BMO Field stadium is great! Line ups to get in moved quickly and staff were efficient. There are tons of food and beverage stalls inside so quick access to beer as well. Washrooms were extremely clean and modern. Overall facilities were great and well kept. Problems: a) If it's raining or extremely hot, you are f*cked. I got a very nice sunburn. b) Beer prices! Wow. Okay. I know this is the norm for any sporting event, but $14 for a large beer is pricey. Spending more on beer than your actual seats is quite possible here.

Ahhh my second home. Supporting TFC is like having a girlfriend. It can make you feel excited, frustrated and crying yourself to sleep depending on the result of the game. BMO field is an awesome stadium for two reasons: the supporters and the location. TFC's rabid and loyal fans keep flocking to cheer for their beloved REDS no matter how good or crappy the team is playing. If you want to stand and sing do yourself a favour and sit as close to the south stand or the dedicated supporters areas. If you are going with kids and want to keep their ears somewhat innocent keep far away from the supporters groups as possible. Located at the CNE grounds, transportation to BMO is a breeze. TTC, GO, driving or walking there is super easy. The beer is out of this world expensive. $13.50 for a 28 oz. That being said it's available everywhere and beer boys/girls do a great job of making sure your thirst stays quenched without having to get out of the stands. The food is great with really good variety but I've never had any of it. I'm sure it's also expensive. The plastic turf is an eye sore and even worse to play on. The sooner it goes the better. Getting tickets is damn near impossible but if you do it's well worth checking out.

got to see this wonderful venue during the doors open earlier last year, having not seen a single match at this stadium yet, to see the behind the scenes, and the VIP club was amazing. another wonderful thing was to stand at pitch level to see all the seats and the stadium was breath taking. highly recommended to see this venue during doors open.

BMO Field, home of MLS Toronto FC is a nice field. It's not a particularly large field, but its seats bring you, the fan, very close to the pitch and gives you a front row feel to the soccer game being played. It's a huge improvement over facilities that use American football stadiums to host their city's MLS soccer games. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BMO_Field When at BMO, there's no mistaking what the home team's color is: Red. My friend and I watched a game here in May between Toronto FC and the Vancouver WhiteCaps, for the finals of the Canada Cup. Unfortunately for us, the game was suspending due to a torrential downpour. Most of the stands are not covered, so everyone became drenched. Luckily for us, ponchos were sold at the stadium and was not a rip off. The only other soccer field I have been to is Red Bull Arena in NJ. Although it is newer, 2006 vs. 2010, and larger, it is not as viewer and fan-friendly. I feels too large and separates the fans from the pitch by too far of a distance.

WOW, what can I say about BMO field and let alone Toronto FC!? Quite possibly the greatest FOOTBALL (yes that is what it's called!) fan base in North America (minus Mexico.. which means just between Canada and US), you will have a GREAT time at the stadium. The stadium holds about 21,000 people and due to its small size, anywhere you get a seat is most likely a very good seat! You will always be able to watch the game on the pitch without any trouble and they have a great screen for replays! Their fan zone is awesome and is always filled with people and the crowd is ABSOLUTELY nuts which makes it sooooo much more enjoyable (plus their tickets aren't ridiculously expensive like the Leafs, you can get very good seats for $50 depending on the game). Only downside is their SUPER expensive beer and food but I guess that comes with almost all stadiums. Anyways if you feel like watching some football and want to have some fun, wear some red and get your ass down to BMO field and cheer on the greatest football team in Canada!

I have both Tiger-Cats and Argonauts season tickets and I'm a huge fan of this stadium for CFL the fans and staff are super friendly. I would recommend seeing a CFL game here over Hamilton any day. This is one of my favorite places to see a CFL game.

Had an excellent experience here last night in one of the private suites. Our host, Cindy, was incredible. Very attentive and remembered our preferred drink orders. She worked non stop for the whole night ensuring we had a great time. Served food was delicious and plentiful. Had a great time!

Great atmosphere to watch a soccer game. Just the right size of attendance. I wish they move the Argos somewhere else though

Love this place. Now that they've added the extension on the west side it gets even louder. Feel bad for the lower level ticket holders that will never get to see the beautiful CN Tower scape again but the new season ticket holder club houses make up for it. Thanks for bringing in the Argos!!!

Most of the reviews for BMO Field on yelp gush over the crowd and fan support during TFC games, and I agree, the atmosphere is pure electricity. That's why I have season's tickets. But to give the stadium itself a five star rating is a little much don't you think? First of all, the pitch is not even real grass. The play on a rubber field for crying out loud. When it is raining the ball bounces around like they are playing in a school gym. Also, the food at the concession stands is sub par. The only items edible made in the stadium are the BBQ sausages and hot dogs (it is basically what most in Toronto know as 'street meat'). And even if you want to get some food at a concession stand you are guaranteed to miss part of the game because the service is so slow. Despite all this, I have a great time whenever I go to a game because I get my food and drink on before I get to the stadium. And despite the poor quality of the pitch, I enjoy the game because win or lose, I'm there to cheer on the Reds! TFC! (clap, clap, clap!) TFC! (clap, clap, clap!) TFC! (clap, clap, clap!)