Toronto Stadium(BMO Field)
"The Trillium Grounds" - capacity 45,736
Know Before You Go
Toronto Stadium is the official FIFA World Cup 2026 name for BMO Field. FIFA strips commercial sponsor branding from host venues for the duration of the tournament, so on match tickets, broadcast graphics and the official fixture list the venue appears as Toronto Stadium. Locals will keep calling it BMO Field the rest of the year.
BMO Field in Toronto is Canada's premier soccer-specific stadium, sitting on the shores of Lake Ontario at Exhibition Place. Home to Toronto FC and the Canadian national team, it is being expanded to 45,000+ seats for the World Cup. Its lakeside setting provides stunning views and cool lake breezes that temper summer heat.
🚆 Transport
TTC Streetcar (509/510)
The 509 Harbourfront streetcar is scenic and reliable. Grab a PRESTO card for easy payment.
🚪 Gates
Gates open 2 hours before kickoff.
🌤️ Weather
June/July in Toronto averages 22-28C (72-82F) with moderate humidity.
🏨 Nearest Hotel Area
King West / Entertainment District (10 min by streetcar)
World Cup 2026 Rounds
Did You Know?
BMO Field sits on the grounds of Exhibition Place, which has hosted events since 1879, making it one of the oldest permanent exhibition grounds in the world.
Matches at Toronto Stadium
Every fixture this venue hosts at the FIFA World Cup 2026, group stage through to knockouts. Knockout team names lock in once the group standings are confirmed.
Fri, 12 Jun 2026
Wed, 17 Jun 2026
Sat, 20 Jun 2026
Tue, 23 Jun 2026
Fri, 26 Jun 2026
Thu, 02 Jul 2026
Schedule from the official FIFA World Cup 2026 fixture list. Always confirm kickoff times on FIFA.com before travelling.
Plan Your Journey
Enter your hotel or starting point to see routes and transport options to Toronto Stadium
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Stadium Map & Gates
Satellite view of Toronto Stadium - click gates to see entry tips and find the best entrance
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Gate Information
Gates open 2 hours before kickoff. Main gates on the north (facing Lake Shore Blvd) and south (facing the lake). Supporter entrance on the south end.
Feel the Energy of World Cup 2026
The roar of tens of thousands of fans creates an electric atmosphere you will never forget. Arrive early to soak it all in.
Your Match Day Timeline
Gates Open
Bring a clear bag (max 12x6x12 in). No backpacks allowed.
Arrive and Explore
Check the stadium app for shortest food lines.
Find Your Seat
Your ticket has section, row, and seat number. Ushers help everywhere.
Pre-Match Show
Stand for anthems. It is an incredible shared moment.
The Match Begins
Stay hydrated. Water stations are free on every level.
Final Whistle
Stay for the atmosphere and post-match celebrations.
Fuel Your World Cup Experience
From stadium snacks to local specialties, food is part of the magic. Budget time for favorites you will not want to miss.
Food & Drink
Fuel up before, during, and after the match. Here is what to eat around Toronto Stadium
Inside the Stadium
What to eat at Toronto Stadium
- ✓Peameal bacon sandwiches (Toronto's signature)
- ✓Poutine and Canadian comfort food
- ✓Ontario craft beer and local cider
Near the Stadium
Restaurants and bars close by
- ✓King West restaurants and rooftop bars
- ✓Kensington Market's eclectic food scene
- ✓St. Lawrence Market (Toronto's food landmark)
Mostly cashless. Tap-to-pay widely accepted. Canadian dollars (CAD) for any cash purchases.
Essential Fan Tips
Everything you need to know before match day at Toronto Stadium
BMO Field is being expanded for the World Cup. The atmosphere in this soccer-specific venue will be intimate and loud.
Toronto in summer is wonderful. 22-28C (72-82F) with long, sunny days. Lake Ontario keeps it comfortable.
The CNE (Canadian National Exhibition) grounds surround the stadium. Arrive early to explore.
Toronto FC supporters (the South End) are passionate. The Red Patch Boys and Inebriatti bring incredible energy.
Canada is cashless-friendly. You can tap-to-pay almost everywhere in Toronto.
Weather
June/July in Toronto averages 22-28C (72-82F) with moderate humidity. Lake Ontario provides cooling breezes. Occasional thunderstorms. Very pleasant overall.
What to Bring
Only clear bags allowed (max 12x6x12 inches). No backpacks or large purses at the gate.
Where to Stay
Best neighborhoods near Toronto Stadium for international World Cup visitors
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King West / Entertainment District
10 min by streetcar
Great area for World Cup fans. Use the route planner above to plan your trip to BMO Field.
Harbourfront
10 min walk along the lake
Great area for World Cup fans. Use the route planner above to plan your trip to BMO Field.
Liberty Village
15 min walk
Great area for World Cup fans. Use the route planner above to plan your trip to BMO Field.
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