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Montreal Impact Tickets

Few pro sports teams have found much success out of Montreal – aside from hockey. The Expos are a prime example of the tough time franchises have had in the city. That said, amidst its continued growth and expansion, Major League Soccer granted Montreal an expansion franchise called the Impact, and the club has built a loyal and growing fan base. 

 

Moving Up the Ladder

Like a few of the newer MLS expansion franchises, the Impact excelled in the lower levels of North American soccer before receiving an invitation to join MLS. The team was founded in 1992 as part of the American Professional Soccer League. Montreal ultimately moved to the United Soccer League First Division, winning championships in 2004 and 2009. In 2010, MLS officially announced that the Impact would join the league in 2012, making them the 19th MLS franchise.

 

The World Stage

The Impact didn’t have immediate success in MLS upon joining the league in 2012. But they did win the Canadian Championship in both 2013 and 2014, which earned them a spot in CONCACAF Champions League. The Impact took that opportunity and ran with it. During the 2014-15 Champions League campaign, Montreal made a surprising run to the finals before losing to Mexican side Club América. Despite coming up a little short, the Champions League success proved that the Impact are capable of performing at a high level.

 

Still Finding Their Way

Unfortunately for Montreal, that magical run to the Champions League finals in 2015 has been one of the few highlights in team history. The Impact has struggled to find consistent success in MLS, missing the playoffs in four of their first eight seasons in the league. On the bright side, support for the team in Montreal remains high, giving the Impact a chance to make a significant, well, impact, on MLS in the years to come.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do the Impact play?

Throughout their time in MLS, the Impact have played their home games at Saputo Stadium. The stadium opened in 2008 and is located adjacent to Montreal’s Olympic Stadium, not far from the banks of the St. Lawrence River. Saputo Stadium features natural grass and is rarely used for purposes other than soccer.

 

When do Impact tickets go on sale?

Montreal Impact tickets go on sale before the MLS begins its regular season. In fact, cheap Impact tickets to games played at Saputo Stadium are available months in advance, as are Montreal Impact tickets for away games. In other words, there’s no rush to check the Impact schedule. Just grab tickets whenever you’ve got the itch.

 

Is it better to buy Impact tickets in advance?

With Montreal Impact tickets being available so far ahead of time, it’s easy to buy tickets whenever you want to – but there’s little need to plan ahead. You can often get cheap last-minute tickets to the Impact games by waiting to make your purchase until the very last minute. As game day gets closer and sellers drop their prices, fans reap the benefits.

 

What’s the best way to buy cheap Impact tickets?

The best way to buy cheap Impact tickets is always going to be from a secure online platform that connects fans and resellers. These ticket marketplaces often have some of the cheapest ticket prices and are the easiest way to shop for Montreal tickets. Can you buy Impact tickets at the stadium? Sure – but you’ll likely be paying a higher price than you need to!  

 

Why should I choose Gametime over other ticket marketplaces?

Ticket marketplaces are the best place to find sports tickets. And when it comes to cheap Montreal Impact tickets, Gametime is a no-brainer. Seats bought through us are affordable because we charge some of the lowest service fees anywhere. On top of that, we show you the view from the seats you’re shopping for thanks to our panoramic seat view photos. You’ll never have to buy seats blind with Gametime – you’ll know what your view at Saputo Stadium will be before you buy those Impact tickets.

So the next time you’re in the market for cheap Montreal Impact tickets, turn to Gametime.