Finally Toronto supporters have a GREAT selection of away days. What Away Games are you planning to attend in 2012? This list only includes clubs in the East with average one way driving time of 9 hours and only weekend games.
Saturday April 7 - Montreal 1:00 pm (Easter)
Saturday May 19 D.C. 7:30 pm (Victoria Day)
Sunday July 8 Philadelphia 5:00 pm
Saturday July 14 Boston 7:30 pm
Saturday August 4 Chicago 8:30 pm (Civic)
Saturday August 11 Columbus 7:30 pm
Saturday September 1 Kansas City 8:30 pm (Labour Day)
Saturday September 29 New York 7:00 pm
Sunday October 28 Columbus 4:00 pm
What Away Games are you planning to attend in 2012?
Finally Toronto supporters have a GREAT selection of away days. What Away Games are you planning to attend in 2012? This list only includes clubs in the East with average one way driving time of 9 hours and only weekend games.
Last edited by DavydMT; 01-06-2012 at 01:26 PM.
Montreal... Chicago... and Shithole...
3-trip minimum for me this year...
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Missed KC trip in June. If moderators can add it i would really appreciate that.
Saturday June 16 Kansas City 8:30 pm
It's too bad that the Columbus game is on a Sunday at 4:00pm, instead of a Saturday at 4:00pm. I'm sure a lot of TFC supporters (who have Mon - Fri jobs) are unable to go now unless you call in sick for Monday...
So many great possibilities this year for road-games, however... there's also our first round playoff game during the first weekend of November, right?
Dang, wish I could attend the April 7 match in Montreal, but no can do. Isn't there a 2nd away match there? Or do we play them twice at BMO?
Second game is Wednesday night, i kept this polls down to weekend trips only.Originally Posted by tfcleeds
Last edited by DavydMT; 01-06-2012 at 11:40 AM.
There should also be a nutralite CCL game in Montreal...
LA CCL match. I'd like to trek up for Seattle 3 days later but I think that might be stretching my budget too thin.
The Montreal game on the 7th and the Chicago game on the 4th are high runners for me.
The other weekend games in D.C. and New York are also being considered.
Would love to hit Montreal again on the 7th but have a wedding in Mexico. Dam people get married on non game days!
Looking at DC in May and Boston in July right now. Outside chance for Chicago and New York.
Montreal for sure, and every year we head down to Boston so those are the only two I voted for. Would love to do 1 or 2 more this year (since we finally have a pretty solid selection) and Chicago is definitely an option, but I'm going to have some new at home commitments this year and I don't know how many I'll actually be able to make.
do you need a passport to travel to the montreal game? ive never gone on a road trip and would love to experience one.
No.
Passports are only mandatory for travel to the U.S. by air. If driving or by sea to the U.S. you can use the new enhanced drivers licenses along with your birth certificate or a NEXUS card. That said, it's just easier with your passport if you're going to the U.S. so I'd apply for it if you do not have it.
So worth it though, if you haven't been to seattle
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RFK in D.C. is always a good trip... you can take public transit quite easily to the stadium... unlike many other venues like Chicago (Toyota Park) and Foxborough, Mass.
In K.C. the hotel(s) is right next to the stadium.
My birthday is on April 10th. Can't think of a better way to celebrate than by going to Montreal and watching TFC beat The Impact and the Leafs beat the Canadiens. both on the 7th.
would love to go to the april easter montreal game. sadly going to be out of town, dang. i bet we bring huge numbers to that one.
That's the one I want to go but I'll be in northern Ontario.
I'm going to Montreal and probably Columbus for the last game of the season.
Montreal. All of them.
The rest is if I can
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Montreal for the Easter weekend. It'll be my first TFC road trip. We'll see what happens after that. Hopefully, we'll have a huge turnout for that.
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More importantly. Last time I checked, Matt was in Toronto, Canada. And Montreal is also in Canada. So I don't know what the U.S., passports, or NEXUS has to do with it.No.
Passports are only mandatory for travel to the U.S. by air. If driving or by sea to the U.S. you can use the new enhanced drivers licenses along with your birth certificate or a NEXUS card. That said, it's just easier with your passport if you're going to the U.S. so I'd apply for it if you do not have it.
Am I missing something here?
Missed quite a few. I'd think there'd be significant support at the June 27th game in Montreal. And personally I'm seriously considering going to the LA and Seattle games in March. I'd expect more TFC fans at either game than in Kansas City.
Seattle for sure, I am visiting Boston in September but sadly TFC play NE in Aug. I really hope there are a few out to see TFC in Seattle.
Montreal April 7th for sure, Montreal June 27th 80%,
and any ccl in Montreal.
You should put up the second Montreal game too. Even though it's on Wednesday, it's still going to have the second most away support (after the April 7 game).
Torn between LA/Seattle west coast trip or Montreal. Probably will do Montreal, especially if large numbers are anticipated in MTL.
LA CCL, Seattle league opener, Montreal, Chicago and possibly NYC
havent got alot of cash so only montreal in april.
whats the chances of someone setting up ticket purchases in here like in columbus. Id rather sit with our own fans then with theirs
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