Toyota Stadium in Frisco could receive $130 million worth of renovations

Big additions could be on the table for Frisco’s Toyota Stadium, home of Major League Soccer club FC Dallas.

Expanding premium suites and club areas at the sports venue is a key component of a new filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.

The unveiling also includes a new broadcast and media workspace configured to comply with MLS guidelines and sports lighting that would be incorporated into a new marquee system.

Stadium renovation plans have not been finalized.

Toyota Stadium and its adjoining facility opened in 2005 and were the third dedicated MLS stadium to open in the US. It is the home of FC Dallas, owned by Clark and Dan Hunt, and also hosts concerts and festivals, in addition to other sporting events.

“It would be premature to comment at this time. We value our partnership with FC Dallas. “Toyota Stadium and FC Dallas are important parts of Frisco’s tourism and entertainment economy,” a statement from the city of Frisco said about the unveiling.

While details in the state filing are limited, it shows an estimated construction cost of $130 million for the work that counts Dallas architect HKS Inc. as its design firm.

Construction on the renovations would begin in January and is scheduled for completion in August 2027, according to the document.

The eastern portion of the stadium is not currently built with the same access to suites and clubs as its western counterpart.

The stadium, located at 9200 World Cup Way, will be among four base training camps during the 2026 World Cup. Nine matches will be played at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.

Toyota Stadium underwent significant modifications just over five years ago. Additions totaling more than $55 million brought new club-level suites and lodging, new food and beverage options, video boards, locker rooms and the National Football Hall of Fame, among many other updates.