Recently attended the Dynamo and Colorado game here. Today was children's day. Last time my son and I was at this stadium, we stood in line for hours to witness history (HERSTORY) the first black female president elect, along with local hometown music artist, Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland. read more

I sat in the Hustle Town section as a fan and people were throwing beer and water on me.When I would turn around they would hide their hands.Then do it again.Pretty low life.As a fan of all things Houston I won't be going again. read more

First soccer game and let's just say I'm a fan. Never been to a soccer game in my life, to be quite honest, I'm not crazy about soccer. However, I'm super glad I took up on the invite bc now I look forward going again. read more

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They suck. It's sad when they play it looks like some players just don't care or are lost asf. Lol LA just played with them it was pathetic I haven't watched MLS soccer in a minute and to be honest Texas has really shitty teams and everytime I've watched a Dynamo or fc Dallas they get slaughtered LMFAO. read more

The worse experience!! Customer services the worse. I keep emailing and calling and none answer to my emails neither my calls. I'm trying to cancel the membership for 23-24 since sales rep are horrible and also there is not point paying a membership when the stadium is always empty meaning that fans that purchase tickets at $16 end up seating anywhere they want...if you know what I mean. The sales rep are nice and keep in touch with you while trying to make that sale but once you become a member and start making your payments, they act like you don't exist and ignored any questions you might have. I am been dealing with a guy named Juan Molina, I requested to cancel my membership, to my sales rep Molina. But supposedly he doesn't work for Dynamo anymore. But I never got any notification. 3 weeks ago I got an email from another person (Lauren Lartigue ) she let me know Molina doesn't work with Dynamo. She emailed me that she will cancelled my membership but she also said "but would need to hop on a call and discuss things for anything further" I reply to her email that all I need is my refund. It's been over 3 weeks of me trying to get my refund and nothing yet, all my Emails are ignored. I only made 2 payments... I am very upset, is not about the money, is about the bad customer services they offer. Horrible experiences. I would not recommend to get a membership is better to buy the ticket per game and you can pick anywhere to seat since the stadium is always empty. read more

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2006 and 2007 back-to-back MLS Cup champions. The Houston Dynamo won the MLS Cup in each of their first two seasons in the league. No other team has accomplished that feat other than DC United in 1996 and 1997 (the first two seasons of MLS). Both of Houston's championship victories were over the New England Revolution. In 2006, the match tied at 1-1 and was decided 4-3 on penalties. In 2007, Houston won 2-1. Brian Ching was Houston's top scorer from 2006 to 2011. He was named Man of the Match at the 2006 MLS Cup. Ching owns the team record in goals scored at 56 (2006-2013). At the end of his playing career, Ching immediately transitioned into an assistant coach role and then served as managing director for the team from 2013 to 2019. Another key player in Dynamo history was Brad Davis (2006-2015). A six-time MLS All-Star, Davis played with Ching on both MLS-Cup-winning teams. He has the most MLS appearances in team history and was team MVP four years in a row from 2009 to 2012. Unfortunately, Houston hasn't performed as well from the mid-2010s onward. Since 2014, the team has finished towards the bottom of their conference regular season standings. Since then, with the exception of the 2017 season (4th), Houston has finished anywhere from 8th to 12th place in conferences of 10 to 12 teams. Houston is a Western Conference team, but did spend a few seasons in the Eastern Conference from 2011 to 2014. The Dynamo play in the recently renamed PNC Stadium (previously, BBVA Stadium) in downtown Houston. The soccer-specific stadium, also referred to as "The Oven" and "The Orange Box," was built primarily for the Dynamo and opened in 2012. Reserve parking in advance by using ParkMobile: https://park.parkmobile.io/tx/houston/parking-near-bbva-stadium. read more

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Not to be confused with a murder plot against an orange-white Clownfish in America's 4th largest city (Houston Die-Nemo). Houston is one of the classic teams in the league, even though they secretly stole San Jose away from San Jose, and changed the Earthquake name to Dynamo, to reflect the industrial energy nature of the Houston economy. I'm a fan of a team and I think they do a good job, and are a main fixture in the sports scene of the city, which isn't really much of a sports city to be honest, and none of the Rockets/Astros/Texans get an immense amount of love compared to other regions, and the Dynamo holds its own to some degree. It had some great success in the past and long may that continue. They need to get back on the wagon and be a top team, and I hope they can get the support they deserve to go with their amazing stadium close to downtown. read more

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I work for a corporation let me say ....... The " business development rep" never answer my email. Hey I'm trying to buy group tickets! I call them after two weeks- I'm going tell my CEO let's not support this team bc obviously they don't want our business read more

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I took my grandson to see a game here, I've never been to see a soccer game in Houston so we were pretty excited. Parking wasn't super difficult and it was pretty busy we got to the game a little bit late and so parking was full, but we still were able to find a space within walking distance. The stadium is gorgeous, the seating was perfect, we saw everything from where we were. It was pretty exciting, I can't wait to do it again! read more

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I've attended two games at this stadium. We won the first time & lost the second. All in all I like the stadium, food & drink options are plenty. They could use a little more shade or some fans as Houston is HOT - it made it hard to sit through an entire 1pm game. They have a great team spirit section! Flags, drums, horns and they keep the energy up the entire game. The stadium runs good deals like $7 tickets, $1 hot dogs, $3 beers. Really great way to get people in. Would recommend at least checking out a game here! read more

I hate to do this, but after seven seasons as a Season Ticket Holder for the Dynamo, ans three for the Dash, it's painfully obvious that neither of these teams cares one lick about customer service. Ticket prices have gotten ridiculously expensive, so much so that now you can get cheaper tickets to most games by NOT paying the season ticket rate and just looking at whatever gimmick they're using to try to fill seats in an otherwise largely empty stadium. The teams themselves are getting abysmal and showing little sign of improvement. Last year looked hopeful with the US Open Cup championship and now we're back to the same listless team. The Dash are so pointless that two different national team stars decided to play for leagues in Europe while we held their rights here in Houston. Customer service was always bad, but has recently dropped to abysmal levels. All of the improvements they've implemented (like a separate season ticket holder entrance) are being rolled back, and anytime you bring it up with a rep you get weak excuses for why all of this is happening and empty promises to do better that are never followed up on. The only bright side of this team are the Honduran National Team stars, and that's nowhere near enough to win games or pack the stadium. read more

If you are a football fan in Houston, then the Houston Dynamo are it... Especially this year...We are going all... the... way! Forever Orange!!! To make this a Houston experience, we really do need to have local craft beers...8th Wonder is two blocks away. Check it out. read more

Horrible officials making extremely bad calls. Not only did the officials give two red cards, they also had a fan removed without warning for heckling. Apparently the lineman got his feelings hurt when called a FLAGBOY!! Houston had a problem..Horrible, Terrible, Officiating.. The fans are not happy. And to the Dynamo FC ..take better care of the fans.., you may lose what little you have left if you keep letting the refs kick out your season ticket holders read more

Well. I haven't watched soccer in years. I used to live in a town that had a professional indoor soccer team and that was fun, but I had never been to a professional outdoor game. I thought it might be boring. Damn, was I ever wrong! First off, the fans are crazy in love with this team. I mean, they start tailgating in the parking lot (we parked in Lot C for $25)...and I mean alcohol, food, huge tents, music...everyone was partying. I felt a little out of place with no food, and nothing orange, and was very hungry. I really wished I knew some of these people so I could hang out and party with them! Plus, after getting in and seeing the prices, I wish I had been able to eat outside! It was really cool to see all the things they do, like the chants, and yelling the player's last name during introductions, and the band....oh my gosh the band! Do these people never get tired? They beat on those drums and played the whole time. That right there will get you pumped up! But when they score a goal and everyone throws streamers, that will get you excited too! Dang, it's hard not to be excited for this team! Plus, the game is fun to watch; these guys are good and are really fun to watch play. You don't have to know all the nuances and ins and out of the game to enjoy, so that's a plus. It's an easy game to follow for a beginner, but I'm sure knowing the rules helps make the game more enjoyable, too. I'm not a fan of the stadium but I really am a fan of this team! I didn't know soccer could be so much fun, but even if you weren't a fan before, you will be after going to the game! read more

This rev is for both the Dynamo team and Robertson Stadium. First off, if you haven't checked out a Dynamo game yet, you should. Houston is a HUGE sports town--we show a ridiculous amount of support for our beloved 'Stros, Rockets, Aeros and Comets (sometimes). But the Dynamo? It's a tough call. You'd be surprised of how many fans come out on game day. But still. Houston, it's not enough. These guys hold a back-to-back championship title! This city should bleed orange. I went to my second game last night vs FC Dallas (once again, we tied with those Mo Fos. Gah!) So far, here's what I like about Dynamo games/Robertson stadium: - You won't break the bank taking the family out to a game. Tickets, parking and food are cheaper than most sporting events. - Stadium seating can be a good or bad thing. On the upside, those tickets that you and the gang bought for separate sections--feel free to sit together. Half the stadium isn't sitting where they're supposed to. Downside is that those bleachers can hurt your tush. But that means you need to get your ass up and cheer like a wild banshee for the Dynamo. - The immense energy from El Battalion/Texian Army section will instantly put you in game mode. Non-stop singing, cheering and trumpets keep the crowd and players on their toes. - There's lots of tailgating (not close to the Texans, but it's up there), bands, free stuff handed out, plenty of photo opps, etc. prior to the game. Get their extra early for this. - Dynamo Dancers are pretty darn hot. I think they're the prettiest bunch out of Houston pro-sports dance teams. Downside: - Sitting next to the opposing team's band of fans. They won't shut the eff up! The exchange of words and foul-mouth cheers are all in good fun, but someone seriously needs to put that to a limit. - Beer is surprisingly somewhat pricey. $7? That's how much they cost at Minute Maid--then again, it's for a bottle, not draft, but still. - No umbrellas. What? It's raining at an outdoor stadium and you say no umbrellas?! Leave 'em in the car, kiddos. - Peeps working the concession stands are unbelievably slow. Hey, Pokey. You may not be a fan of the sport, but I wanna get back to my seat sometime before the next half! read more

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Even though I don't live in Houston anymore, I still bleed orange (not even burnt orange!)! I remember when there was so much dramaz in the news about Houston investing in a MLS team -- obviously they made the right decision! The team now has a new home and a fabulous team to go with it. I was finally able to make it to a new stadium game (thanks Yelp game night!) and our group had an awesome time. It was POURING but we stuck it out through the bitter end for 2 goals in the last 25 minutes of the game!! Fair weather fans be damned. I love the enthusiasm at the Dynamo games. I love the loud band playing and the crowds cheering. I do think throwing paper on the field is a bit unkempt but not a huge deal. GO DYNAMO! read more

Ever since the last world cup I started getting interested in soccer, or should I say FUTBOL. Well, I've always wanted to check out a dynamo game, especially with their dirt cheap prices before they move off to their shiny new stadium in the near future. Well I was planning on attending the season opener of the roller derby but renovations were behind and they had to cancel a few days before their scheduled bout so I looked to see what else was happening on this even and sure enough the dynamo was also scheduled for their opening night. They had a great package deal for 4 on their website, the McDonald's game pack. I only need 2 tickets but it was actually cheaper to get this 4 pack. The 4 pack included pretty decent seats, 4 tshirts, and 4 meal vouchers. It's a deal that can't be beat. As far as the entertainment, it's fun. The crowd really gets into it. However, being there live showed me that I may like the occasional soccer match I am no real FUTBOL fan. Well not that kind of FOOTBALL. But as long as they are on "lockout" I better start adapting. read more

I love the Houston Dash. I do. I was heartbroken when I found out we lost my favorite player- Klingenberg. The girls, except for about two players- one a minor player, the other a big star- are generally sweet and adorable, even with their littlest fans. Despite one player's snooty behavior, that wasn't enough to knock it down to 4 or 3 stars. The reason it's 3 stars is because the promotions and marketing camp are not giving the team their best and they need to be called out for it. Sometimes they will have the most interesting ideas, like free beer to the first, say, 500. They barely advertise it. Part of it is because it's the same people who also focus on the Dynamo. I get that the Dynamo are the money maker, but they don't have the right to be confused why attendance is so low, when you barely put the effort in to increase it. Saying you want something is one thing. Doing it is another. Did you know recently there was a US National's Women game here? Barely anyone knew, but had it been a Men's game, the Dynamo would have advertised it like crazy. Think how interesting it would have been if they capitalized on that game to bring in more Dash fans! I don't want to lose this team. Those girls are way too nice, work way too hard, don't even freaking flop, to get screwed over because the people responsible for getting the word out aren't doing what they need too. So let me do their job for them. Go to a game. It's fun. It's intimate. The girls are nice, and even the two eh girls aren't awful- just eh. I've met one girl outside of Dash events and she was a genuine kind person, who so desperately wanted to bring positive attention to the team. She shouldn't be begging people to come. Shame on you Dash marketing/behind the scenes people. Dash players are still awesome. I just wish everyone that worked for them was awesome too. No go to a game and Dash on! read more

These games are always a blast! Tickets are usually inexpensive. If you come here be prepared to be loud and have fun, guaranteed. Just be cautious if your in vip, you could get hit by a streamer. read more

Inaugural Dash game! If you're a fan of soccer, women, or sports, this is a must do. The Dash is Houston's newest sports franchise and the Dynamo's sister club. Not only does the club have some amazing players in the lineup, it is one of the few chances the city has to members of the US Women's national team when they come to town. It's also a great place for people watching (we saw Brian Cushing (whose sister in law, Kealia Ohai, is a forward on the team), JJ Watt, Mayor Parker, Brad Davis, Brian Ching). Ok so specifics. For all the games, only the lower bowl is open. So get your tickets early! Tickets start around $16/seat, so it's affordable to take the whole family. We got partial season tickets near the tunnel (south side) so we could people watch and reminisce about when we had similar seats at Robertson. Even though it's only 7,000 seats, it's LOUD. It make the atmosphere awesome during corner kicks and GOALS. Get near the stadium early, and find side street parking for cheap or the Astro's parking lot if there are no events going on. Grab a few beers or dinner along St. Emmanuel. I'm hoping the Dash can make Orange Avenue happen soon (it's a great place for kids). About 30-45 minutes before kickoff, you'll want to head inside and get to your seats because you can see the players warming up. It's really fun to see your favorite players or scout a couple players to watch out for. Or there's the team shop. Or the Mazda area for posters. Or the concession stand (lines move fast) Or the restrooms (plenty of those). Diesel (the mascot) come around and tries to say hi to all the kids. If you line up near the tunnel, you can try to catch a picture of autograph. After the games, the ladies stick around for autographs on the sidelines (don't know if that was a one time deal) or autograph ally (the southeast corner of the stadium) is a sure bet to get autographs. I don't know any better way to support women's' sports than to go to a Dash game. I promise one game and you'll be hooked. read more

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It was first game I attended to ! Very cool people were hyped and there was 2 goals that made the night right ! I have a cool video but it won't let me put it in ! But I mean drinks were little expensive but everything was o point and seats little to tight ! read more

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I'm a soccer fan - not a die hard soccer fan, but just enough of one to go to a game when it is in Houston. Whether the Dynamo do well or are done into the ground by an opposing team, it's a great experience. The food is like all stadium food, but I hear the hot dogs are good - never had one. The crowd is fun. All kinds of people from all walks of life show up to a Dynamo game - kids, grandparents, and even fancy folk! I also love how the beer guy going up and down the sections also has water for those days when it's crazy warm and everyone is sweaty and stink. Now, if only they could spray some deodorizer... read more

In a world outside of the US, soccer (or football/futbol) is actually a well respected sport and people live for the World Cup. I think my parents never got over the ambivalence that Americans (meaning US citizens) have towards their beloved sport. My dad was a soccer player. Had a full ride offer to play soccer in college. Loved it so much that he started to coach a team. And now owns a team. My husband was an avid soccer player all throughout his childhood. He even trained with the ODT (Olympic Development Team). He got offered to move to Europe and play in their pre-professional teams. Let me set the stage for my youth: Every time that a major soccer game was going on (especially the World Cup), the house would fall apart. Being in Alaska, most of the games were televised at about 4 a.m. without fail. That meant that my parents would be sleeping on the couches, alarm clocks ready for the games. My senior year of high school, I come home and find my house at war. On one couch is one sister with my mom and the other couch has the other sister and my dad. That night, Korea was playing Peru. Immediately my parents are in my face demanding that I team up with them. They start bribing me with all sorts of goodies and when that didn't work, they moved to threats (i.e. no more dinner for the rest of the year unless you're going for Korea. . .they take soccer pretty seriously at my house). Flash forward to now and I'm living in a city with an actual professional team. Granted the team has only been around for two years, but last year they were the champions and they're not doing so bad this year either. The games are a blast. You can usually find tickets, even last minute (minus the Galaxy game since everybody wants a piece of Beckham) and the seats are decent. The prices are not bad at all considering this is professional level sports and you can always have them sign your paraphernalia if you wait after the game. The only problem I had with going to all these games have been some of the people. You get the prissy women there who are wearing so much make-up it is a wonder they can smile. Then you get the college frat daddy who is so drunk they're mistakenly leering at my husband suggestively. Then you get the kids who are (evidently) dropped off without any parental guidance. On the plus side, it is outside, you can get decently priced food (considering), parking isn't that terrible (considering), and it is cozy enough to have a personable atmosphere. If you haven't checked out the Dynamos yet, I'd definitely recommend it. They could use our support and when else will we have a winning team in this town?! read more

Professional sports is big in Houston. With a team in every major sporting league the Houston Dynamo offer sports entertainment at a great price across the board. Why? The Dynamo offer engaging yet entertaining activities before and during games for everyone to enjoy! My experiences always start with the pregame tailgating. FOR THIS REASON I YELP THIS! Budweiser/Silver Eagle sponsors the event along with a variety of food vendors (which rotates every game). Accompanying the pregame experience are a number of radio stations and brand management companies promoting their produces and services (usually with games for kinds and what not). Beer and food is pretty free flowing with in the official tailgate. It is very much worth the package price if you so choose to pay it. There is a pregame package you can get with your tickets. This past home opener featured a cook out style competition between a few rodeo cook off winners: - Drillers & Grillers - The BBQ Godfathers - Texian Cookers (aka Texans Cookers) - Jokers &Cookers - Pit-Makers *My favorite item came from the BBQ Godfathers...Fajitas with roasted green peppers, pineapple salsa and top shelf guacamole.* They all had custom barbecue pits made with really awesome murals of symbols associated with their names. Some of them had built in flat screen televisions that was broadcasting the NCAA tournament (Huge Plus). Dynamo matches themselves are pretty fast paced and enjoyable. Do not try and get food once you are in the stadium. The line will eat up a third of the match! With the movement of European and Latin talent moving into the US market this will change. Obviously not on a premiership or champions league level BUT the MLS is coming up! I look forward to many more Dynamo events! read more

Bargain prices to see the best women soccer athlete in the world. Our Houston Dash have 3 US Women's National Team players and frequently hosts the likes of Alex Morgan & Hope Solo. Whether you come to see your first game or join as a season ticket holder, it's a great way to support the girls all over Houston learning the game. The Dash is a great team of women who work hard to give back to the community, work with the youth, and always come around to say thanks in person after every game. A fledgling franchise, with a need for greater support, I really encourage any sports fan to attend to state that women are as great as men (if not better in this arena), and promote the future of women's sports. Tickets run as low as $5-7 on special days and usually $10-20 otherwise. It's a bargain for the family! read more

I've been to numerous professional sporting events, but this was my first professional soccer game. I enjoyed watching the game, but I likely won't return due to the high-school-marching-band-ish group of amateurs that beat their drums and blow horns to two tunes during the entire game. Apparently, this noise section cheers on all Dynamo games, which is fine if you enjoy hearing the same beat for over an hour and half. As for me, I didn't enjoy the continuous noise, so I'll likely pass on future games. This was also the first professional event I've been to that has allowed fans to bring in drums and horns. Maybe this is normal for pro soccer games? read more

I played soccer for many years and even spent a majority of my career coaching the sport. I am loyal fan to the Houston Dynamo! Out of all the teams in the MLS, I am proud to say or biased that we have a great fan base for the sport. Most internationals would argue about how under par the level of the MLS is, but my argument to them is there wasn't even a professional soccer team in Houston when I was a youth. The sport has taken off in the last ten years and will eventually develop into a premier "respected" league. The youth's today have something to aspire to, which will make the league even stronger. The Houston Dynamo is pivotal in this process and have always demonstrated to be a cohesive team and reached out to the youth leagues across Houston. They have won back to back championships since the franchise from San Jose came to Houston. Being a soccer fan, I wish they would get more recognition like the Rockets did when they won the championships in their day. That is wishful thinking for the sport, but I must say they have great marketing strategies and baby steps are being taken to get there. I am eagerly waiting for their new stadium. Robertson Stadium just isn't a great venue for a professional soccer team. Last night we went and the sewage lines were dug up and there was even a dump truck in the parking lot that stunk to high heaven. They deserve better than that. I guess the plus is the tickets and parking are fairly inexpensive. Every game I have been to, they have scored. Which is the exciting part of the game and the fans go crazy! The spirit is alive for the Houston Dynamo and you will be thoroughly entertained by the talent of this team. I recommend this sporting event to all different levels of interest in soccer. You will become a fan if you weren't one before! read more

Season ticket holder and big fan of #2 Arrianna Romero and #7 and #8 Jordan Jackson and #20 but #2 A. ROMERO does it all.. support our female soccer team the way you support the mens soccer team...soccer for life read more

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Lol. $70 dollars for family of 4 for essentially a college soccer game. Hello houston dash. Try $10 a ticket. Whateves. I will never be back for 17 a ticket Just read the review below me. Totally someone who works for the Dash. $17 a ticket and nobody is here. Nobody. High school JV football gets more people. read more

This stadium is really nice. We found parking on the street and I really like the surrounding neighborhood. We "tailgated" at the Budweiser beer garden with our Yelp-ies before the game and had another beer at Lucky's. The layout is good. This is a great change from baseball or football. I can't wait to go to a Rugby game here. read more

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I've been to a few games and always had fun each time. The stadium is new and clean. Seats could be a little more comfortable but that's not much of a problem. Don't fret if you're buying online and want specific seats, I feel like all of the seats offer a pretty good view of the field. I've had the opportunity to go to the tents for drinks and had a great time! read more

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Best value in Houston pro sports. Winning tradition! 2 Championships and 2 conference Championships since 2006. Made the playoffs 7-out-of-8 seasons. Consistently near the top of the conference. Good players who happen to be great people. Lead by the longest tenured head coach in the MLS, Dominic Kinnear. Supported by keeper coach Tim Hanley. Hanley coached three Goalkeeper of the Year winners in a four-year span from 2002-05 (Joe Cannon 2002; Pat Onstad 2003, 2005). Modern Soccer specific stadium launched in May 2012. Family friendly! Lots of fun Gameday activities in and around the stadium, including tailgating. Great staff and front office running the organization. Entertaining cheerleaders, lead by Marilu Amador-Harman, with a crowd-pleasing, energetic mascot, Dynamo Diesel. Active charity organization, Dynamo Charities, serving the community with the help of player initiatives. World class soccer broadcaster, Glenn Davis, serves as the voice of the Houston Dynamo. Listen to his shows "Dynamo All Access" and "Soccer Matters" live on 97.5 ESPN or access his podcast archives at http://espn975.com/page.php?page_id=211 Lots of great social media content from Twitter, to Facebook, to Instagram. #ForeverOrange. Follow Stephanie Gonzalez's YouTube series called "The Pulp" for more entertaining, informative content. http://www.youtube.com/user/HoustonDynamoVideos Affordable ticket prices. Not a bad seat in the house! Even further discounted prices for supporter groups. Join the fun! Chant along. Have a great time screaming your support. http://www.houstondynamo.com/fans/supporters ***Best of all*** Relatively inexpensive season ticket packages (especially compared to NFL, MLB, and NBA) with great member benefits. BUT WAIT! There's More!! As long as Servando Carrasco is on the team, you just might spot US Women's National Team Player, and all-around great person, Alex Morgan, cheering him on. I watched the Dynamo win their first two championship games on TV in 06 & 07. I attended my first games in 2009, and I've been hooked ever since. I've been a season ticket holder since 2010, and I can't thank'em enough for the quality of play, entertaining gamedays, & overall fun they've provided along the way. Check'em out. read more

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If YOU are a Dynamo fan, a soccer fan, a soccer fan in Houston, a soccer fan visiting Houston, a stadium spectator, or a stadium admirer then where else would you go but here. Amazing stadium and amazing soccer team. What else do you need? read more

I won't say the cliche "If you haven't been to a Dynamo game...", but I do agree. :) The Dynamo games are always interesting. I have been a fan of the team since they were hailed the Houston 1836, and I don't miss a game, well, mostly. :) If you like soccer/football/futbol, then you will definitely enjoy a Dynamo game, and even if you don't, hey, you might become a fan after one of these games. They are held at the University of Houston's Robertson Stadium, and if you've ever been there, you should know that no seat is a bad seat in that stadium. That is a plus in my opinion, considering you can barely see the players in the cheap seats at Texans and Astros games. The ticket prices are not bad at all, and package deals are usually pretty good as well. The 90+ minutes of action is always exciting, and they have two avid fan groups, the Texian Army and el Batalon, which are loud and proud the entire game. They get the fans into the game with their "Ole, ole" and "Yo si le voy, le voy a Naranja" chants. And they also just say "Let's go Dyn-a-mo". It's a great time for adults and kids, friends and family. And a huge plus for Houston, it's actually a very talented group of men. One thing I really like about the Dynamo, compared to other sports teams is that they always come out after the game and sign autographs. I will say, some of the players have become more of the prima donna types, I guess since they are two-time champs, or maybe they are just tired after the games?? But most of the players will sign autographs, which the kids absolutely love. It really is a lot of fun, and I would recommend everyone go see a Dynamo game, at least once. Go Dynamo! read more

I have been a season ticket holder since 2007 or 2008. The last few years have been great due to the awesome season ticket holder representative I was assigned (let's call him Bob, names changed for confidentiality reasons). Unfortunately, he left as of last year and was replaced by a different representative (let's call him John). Bob knew I had problems sometimes receiving the Dynamo emails. Even after checking my spam folder, they somehow never arrived. It took us a year to figure out the problem, but in the meantime, he'd call and check on me to verbally give updates. He knew I traveled a lot, and I appreciated it. The Dynamo run the Houston Dash as well (National Women's Soccer League - USA's only professional women's soccer league). Bob asked me about a month before their inaugural season if I'd consider buying season tickets for $75 since this was an option the Dash were considering. I said that I wasn't sure due to time commitment, but I'd think about it. The week of the Dash inaugural opener, Bob called to inquire if I by chance wanted season tickets at $75 for the Dash. He admitted he remembered I was on the fence, but just wanted to ask. I agreed just because he was so nice about it. Bob bent over backwards, it seemed, to ensure his season ticket holders were aware of the policies and specials. Words can't describe how much I appreciated this. Fast forward to John. I never hear from John, other than the mail merged email I receive from time to time. It's very obvious John doesn't initiate contact with his season ticket holders (and I've confirmed with others). In contrast, Bob would start his emails, "I hope your travels are going well!" When I asked John about renewing for the Dash at $75, he said that it was just a special at the time and season tickets are $110. Given I can't make half of the games, I decided not to buy this year. There's been no follow-up from John, so I guess it's not important that I buy Dash season tickets. That's so different than Bob! I've asked to switch representatives, but was denied. In addition, I don't like how the Dynamo treated the supporters. I speak solely from my perspective on my own and on behalf of no one else or single group. Season ticket holders last year were asked to sign a three-year agreement to lock in a price for season tickets for the next three years. After we signed the agreement (thinking we'd be under the canopy), the Dynamo strongly suggested that we move to the north end. Although we were not forced to move per se this year, we were told that the move was eventually going to happen. The Dynamo stated the north end would allow us to grow since seating under the canopy is limited. The fact is, the Dynamo wanted to move us so they could sell the seats under the canopy for a higher price. They put us in the sunny (no coverage) section right under the jumbo screen because those seats were hardly ever bought. I don't like it when people don't tell it how it really is. Don't give me this guise of "your group can grow" when really, "We can't sell those seats and know you'll buy them anyway if we put you there." We're RIGHT under the speakers, so you can't hear us whenever there's music or announcements. We're in the upper level, which is unprecedented for MLS supporters groups. I feel like we are no longer with the players on the field. Moreover, we were given a couple of promises prior to moving, and they have not been implemented. We were promised access to the handicapped seats for our members in front of the Budweiser Deck, but were denied by security. John told us at the first game this season that people have to pay an extra $600/seat if they want to sit in those seats, contrary to what was promised. All beer in the Budweiser Deck was supposed to be $5, but this changed as of this last home game. Only Bud Light now is $5, and all other beers are $10+. Security for our section now changes during the match, which I don't like. If something happens during the second half, and there's a different security guard vs the first half, the second half security guard won't know who's supposed to be where within the section. When we were under the canopy, we had the same security guards the entire match. If I didn't like soccer, I would not be a Dynamo season ticket holder. Maybe it's why I'm not a Dash season ticket holder - I have no motivation to give more money. Vancouver Whitecaps season ticket holders earn points for buying merchandise and concessions; the points can be redeemed for more merchandise and concessions. That sounds like a good business move to me. Might as well keep generating money! read more

We have been season ticket holders for the past 4 years & have been relatively happy with our Dynamo experience. However, this season the dynamo have changed food/beverage vendors. They no longer serve craft beer (St. Arnold's, 8th Wonder, & Karbach) or Mexican street corn. We are probably not going to renew our tickets for another season. Very disappointing!!!!! read more

Dynamo making another playoff push! BBVA Compass Stadium is a great facility. The field holds up well in the rain.

Dale Dynamo! I may be biased as a season ticket holder, but the Dynamo put on the best show in the city. A perennial threat for the championship, the Dynamo are Houston's greatest sports asset right now. Not to mention that BBVA Compass Stadium is a great place to watch a game, the worst seat in the house is still fantastic. The stadium food is good and the beers are big. Do yourself a favor and check out a game, you may find yourself a season ticket holder like me by the end of regulation. read more

Coming from Rio, used to the large Maracana, this is a cool and cozy stadium. Easy to come and go despite of traffic, nice venue, affordable tickets, brand new facilities. read more

Great atomosphere! Great team, have been to more than half of the games so far and always exciting. If you haven't been to a game Now is the time to go, the playoff race is heating up w/ only a few more games to go! Dale Houston Dynamo! read more