(01-08-2020 10:20 AM)Dukester Wrote:  How about Orlando City Stadium? So much to do there. Attractions, cheaper Airport, more and cheaper hotels, more restaurants, better weather.

Orlando City Stadium was completed in time for Orlando City SC's first home game of 2017 and it is now one of the best places to watch soccer in the United States. The soccer-specific stadium is just a few blocks from the heart of downtown and the stadium itself was built with the intention of promoting an incredible atmosphere on game days. Orlando City Stadium features the first safe-standing section in the United States for the club's supporters' group. The roof of the stadium was built at an angle to trap in noise. And the sight lines and seating help fans feel close to the action. The stadium is the perfect home for Orlando City's dedicated fan base. The club averaged 25,028 on game days in 2017, which ranked fourth in MLS, and has averaged 23,790 so far this year.

I would not even mind going to Portland Oregon.

Look at all the new 22,000-ish stadiums we could go to.

US Soccer Stadiums

Frisco is fine for a two year package, but getting old.......

I agree.... and I live here. I would like to go somewhere different, make a vacay of it. Frisco is like a home game to me. And, the smelly Bisons always bring North Dakota weather with them.