How much does your TFC season cost?

[CommradePolski]

No point in doing the math. How about an option for lots?

[TFC07]

I am surprised to see a lot of people spending so little on here.

[T-boy]

$180 for my seat and I also bought the new grey shirt last year - otherwise I spend no more - I refuse to buy beer at the games, and I don't eat the food. I cycle to games. I bring an empty water bottle to games and fill it at the fountain. So, that's it.

I watch the away games at home in front of my computer screen streaming the games, unless they are on a channel I already pay for.

[Suds]

I'd rather not know. TFC tickets are a drop in the bucket. It's everything else that adds up. But hey, I'd likely be spending that money anyway. I just choose TFc as my entertainment time and break from the daily grind of life.

[Justin10000]

My costs for watching TFC is fairly low.

1 seat - $228
I rarely buy alcohol at BMO field, but I have purchased beers at some games, so I'll ball park $100 for booze.
$0 for food
$30 for Onxy Jersey
I live in Toronto, so I won't include my metropass which I use for work/shopping
Beer at Joes - let's say 1 $5 can a game 20 games? $100.

So yeah...

My TFC cost isn't that high. Largely, because I refuse to buy any food, and I'll only buy the occasional beer. I used to buy beer/food at every game the last few seasons and it really added up, so I cut back.

[Red CB Toronto]

Sometimes you just have fun and not worry what's it's costing you, who cares, money is meant to be spent.

[brad]

I am surprised to see a lot of people spending so little on here.

Helps a lot when you don't care for the food or beer choices at the stadium. I wouldn't drink a Bud if someone gave it to me - so the temptation to buy several just isn't there.

If they had decent beer options there I would spend far more.

[ryan]

Helps a lot when you don't care for the food or beer choices at the stadium. I wouldn't drink a Bud if someone gave it to me - so the temptation to buy several just isn't there.

If they had decent beer options there I would spend far more.

I love drinkin, but not at stadium prices. I'm not 20 anymore, I can't be arsed. I'll wait 2 hours. Besides, it just gets in the way of bouncing/singing.

[Roca]

No point in doing the math. How about an option for lots?

Good one!

[jabbronies]

Season's tickets x 2: $460 (approx)
Beer (1-2/game): $200
Food: $150
Parking: $150

This is being generous. Over the last 2 seasons I've cut back on my beer and food consumption at the stadium.
I've also not attended every game - So parking would be less as well.

At times I just wanna get in there and get out as soon as possible. Watching a team that cannot compete and has a better chance of losing at home isn't fun.

[lips]

Just don't want to know

[nascarguy]

I only spend 60$ a game 20$ before, 20$ after or at game and 20 for go train. But some times I only spend 20$ for gotrain

[jcplante]

Sometimes you just have fun and not worry what's it's costing you, who cares, money is meant to be spent.

I agree. I'm definitely north of $3000 for my $190 ticket.
Especially when you add the 3AM chinese food run on Spadina with Sam.

[Abou Sky]

I spend:

Time with my kids
Time with my friends
Lots of time not at games having something to chat about with the family.

I am lucky enough to have the money to spend, and I can't think of anywhere I would rather be on a Saturday afternoon than in 112, watching TFC with my family and friends.

I hope that one day I can be there with my grandkids, telling them about trudging through loss after loss, in an aluminum stadium that came in a box and no roof, freezing in the cold or cooking in the sun, watching players who make less than my mortgage in a league that was considered a 'retirement league'

They will be remembered as great times.

[Kayaker]

I spend:

Time with my kids
Time with my friends
Lots of time not at games having something to chat about with the family.

I am lucky enough to have the money to spend, and I can't think of anywhere I would rather be on a Saturday afternoon than in 112, watching TFC with my family and friends.

I hope that one day I can be there with my grandkids, telling them about trudging through loss after loss, in an aluminum stadium that came in a box and no roof, freezing in the cold or cooking in the sun, watching players who make less than my mortgage in a league that was considered a 'retirement league'

They will be remembered as great times.

This!!! in spades.....