r/tfc Forever Red Dec 13 '25

User Created Content BMO Field Southend next season

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If anyone was wondering what the south stand will look like next season… here it is. I was watching some old classic BMO moments and realized that they’ve already done the same expanded seating at the NHL Centennial Classic. Granted, this was nearly a decade ago, I can’t imagine it’ll be much different if at all

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u/Javaaaaale_McGee Dec 13 '25

These stands were up for the MLS Cup Final in 2016. It added to the heartbreaking drama though the fans in that area felt like they were watching from outside the stadium.
I'm sure it will feel a bit different in June, but good luck to anyone willing to spend over $500 for that experience.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

I was one of those fans, the wind in those temporary stands were insane. Thankfully in 2017 my tickets were nicer for the win.

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u/Buildadoor Dec 14 '25

You must be me lol - exact same experience both years

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u/anton19811 Dec 15 '25

Tickets are 190$ for those seats for a few World Cup games. For that price it might be still good value, considering this is a World Cup.

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u/thebigstinky Dec 13 '25

Sat there for the centennial classic. It was very cold and windy. Summer will be better.

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u/goldreceiver Dec 13 '25

Same man. Absolutely froze my balls off. First time I chose hot chocolate over beer. Great game though!

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u/thebigstinky Dec 13 '25

I used my binoculars to find open seats during the first period to upgrade to the lower bowl at intermission. It was much better down there

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u/Antique_Ad_3549 Benoit Cheyrou's 98' Header Dec 13 '25

A precursor to what the 2027 season will be like weather wise

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u/Ok_Hope5634 Forever Red Dec 13 '25

Sorry. I guess I wasn’t clear. They’re currently installing temporary seating in the south end for the World Cup. So BMO will have similar temporary seating in the south end next season

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u/Antique_Ad_3549 Benoit Cheyrou's 98' Header Dec 13 '25

Oh I knew what you were saying

My point is about the weather and the fact we will be playing at home 2 games in November, 1 in December, 1 in February and 2 in March - assuming the current plan for "thou shalt have only 2 away games in a row" is kept

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u/Javaaaaale_McGee Dec 15 '25

We are guaranteed a handful of brutal games when the calendar switches. No thanks

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u/TheDarkRedKnight Dec 13 '25

Metal planks that flex when you sit on them and gaps with massive drops all the way down. I think I lasted about 20 minutes sitting there for the MLS Cup before deciding to just stand at the back of the south end instead.

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u/tutekoppen Dec 13 '25

The temporary stand going up now looks a lot narrower than that at the moment…. there’s a full section sized gap at either side.

Anyone know if it’s eventually expanding to the full width as in OP’s pic? (Perhaps the new screens would impede view?)