Toronto
BMO Field
Canada
Experience the thrill at BMO Field — Toronto's premier venue for FIFA World Cup 2026! Home to unforgettable soccer moments and passionate fans, this iconic lakeside stadium has hosted international tournaments and championship matches. With its energetic atmosphere, modern design, and stunning waterfront views, BMO Field is set to deliver an extraordinary World Cup experience that captures the spirit of the game and the heart of Toronto.
Toronto
Toronto is a premier sports city with extensive experience hosting major events. From the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup to NBA, NHL, and MLS competitions, the city combines world-class venues with passionate fans. Its diverse culture, iconic skyline, and state-of-the-art stadiums create unforgettable experiences. Toronto continues to be a top destination for international sports, offering excitement, energy, and lasting memories for fans from around the globe.
Sports Heritage
Toronto has a strong sports heritage, led by the Maple Leafs, Blue Jays, Raptors, Toronto FC, Argonauts, and the city’s long history of championship moments. The city has celebrated the Blue Jays’ back-to-back World Series titles, the Raptors’ historic 2019 NBA Championship, and major international events such as the 2015 Pan American Games.
1993
Toronto Blue Jays won their second straight World Series
2015
Toronto hosted the Pan American Games
2019
Toronto Raptors won their first NBA Championship
World Cup 2026 Matches at BMO Field
BMO Field will host six FIFA World Cup 2026 matches, giving Toronto a historic place in the first men’s World Cup staged in Canada. The venue opens with Canada vs Bosnia and Herzegovina on June 12, followed by Ghana vs Panama, Germany vs Côte d’Ivoire, Panama vs Croatia, and Senegal vs Iraq. Canada’s opening match should create a powerful home atmosphere, while the schedule brings teams from Europe, Africa, North America, and Asia to the city. BMO Field will also stage a Round of 32 match on July 2, extending Toronto’s role into the knockout phase.
Group Stage
World Cup 2026 Group Stage Standings→| Match | Date | Time (Local) | Matchup | Group/Stage | Stadium | City | Tickets |
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| 3 | Jun 12, 2026 | 17:00 | CanadaVSBosnia and Herzegovina | Group B | BMO Field | Toronto | |
| 21 | Jun 17, 2026 | 17:00 | GhanaVSPanama | Group L | BMO Field | Toronto | |
| 33 | Jun 20, 2026 | 17:00 | GermanyVSIvory Coast | Group E | BMO Field | Toronto | |
| 46 | Jun 23, 2026 | 20:00 | PanamaVSCroatia | Group L | BMO Field | Toronto | View Tickets |
| 62 | Jun 26, 2026 | 20:00 | SenegalVSIraq | Group I | BMO Field | Toronto | View Tickets |
Round of 32
World Cup 2026 Round of 32 Standings→| Match | Date | Time (Local) | Matchup | Group/Stage | Stadium | City | Tickets |
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| 83 | Jul 02, 2026 | 17:00 | TBDVSTBD | Round of 32 | BMO Field | Toronto | View Tickets |
Hospitality Options at BMO Field
BMO Field offers a modern hospitality experience shaped around premium seating, private spaces, and easy matchday comfort. Fans can choose from club areas, loge-style options, suites, and official FIFA World Cup 2026 hospitality packages, depending on whether they want a private group setting or a more social lounge atmosphere. The venue’s premium areas include spaces such as the KLM Tunnel Club, BMO Club, West Club, and Loge Suites, with benefits like premium food options, private bars, exclusive restrooms, early entry, and closer access to the matchday environment. For FIFA World Cup 2026, BMO Field — listed by FIFA as Toronto Stadium — will host six matches, including Canada’s opening game, which makes premium access especially attractive for fans visiting Toronto. Official hospitality options add another layer of comfort, combining premium seats with food, beverage, and curated World Cup experiences.
Private Suites
Luxury suites and loge spaces
BMO Field offers private and semi-private premium options, including Loge Suites and other upscale hosting areas. These spaces are designed for guests who want a more comfortable and exclusive matchday setting, with premium views, dedicated service, and a stronger sense of privacy than standard seating.
Club Lounges
Tunnel Club, BMO Club, and West Club
BMO Field’s club areas include the KLM Tunnel Club, BMO Club, and LG | West Club. These spaces offer premium seating, lounge access, private bars, restrooms, and early matchday entry, giving fans a more relaxed and elevated way to enjoy football in Toronto.
VIP Packages
FIFA Official Hospitality
For FIFA World Cup 2026, official hospitality packages at BMO Field are available through FIFA’s official hospitality provider, On Location. Packages can include premium seats, food and beverage, lounge-style access, and curated World Cup experiences for fans who want a smoother, more exclusive tournament experience.
How to get to BMO Field
BMO Field is located at Exhibition Place, west of downtown Toronto, and is easy to reach by public transport, taxi, ride-hail, or walking from nearby areas. The most convenient option is usually GO Transit or TTC service to Exhibition Station, which is close to the stadium. Fans can also use streetcars and buses serving Exhibition Place and the waterfront area. On major matchdays, traffic and parking can be busy, so public transport is often the simplest choice. From downtown hotels, Union Station, and central Toronto, the trip is short, making BMO Field a practical venue for local and visiting fans.
Train & Metro Access
BMO Field is served by Exhibition Station, used by GO Transit and TTC connections. Fans coming from Union Station can take a short GO train ride or use TTC routes toward Exhibition Place.
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Buses & Shuttle Services
TTC streetcars and buses serve the Exhibition Place area, including routes along Fleet Street, Dufferin Street, and nearby waterfront corridors. Matchday services may be adjusted, so fans should check local transit updates before travelling.
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Driving, Car Rental & Parking
Driving is possible, but traffic around Exhibition Place can be heavy during major events. Paid parking is available nearby, though public transport is usually easier on matchdays.
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Airports & Airport Transfers
Toronto Pearson International Airport is connected downtown by the UP Express train to Union Station. From Union, fans can continue by GO Transit, TTC, taxi, or ride-hail to BMO Field.
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Where to Stay near BMO Field
For the easiest stay near BMO Field, choose Downtown Toronto, Entertainment District, Waterfront, or Liberty Village. These areas keep fans close to Exhibition Place, public transport, restaurants, bars, and matchday atmosphere. Downtown and the Entertainment District offer the widest hotel choice, with easy access to Union Station and major attractions. The Waterfront is practical for visitors who want a scenic base with good transit links, while Liberty Village is closer to the stadium and has a lively pre-match feel. Hotels near BMO Field can book quickly during major events, so staying near Union Station or a TTC/GO Transit stop is a smart option.
Food And Drinks near BMO Field
BMO Field sits beside Exhibition Place, with Liberty Village and the Waterfront offering the easiest food and drink options nearby. Fans can find sports pubs, casual restaurants, pizza spots, breweries, cafés, and brunch places within a short walk or quick transit ride. Liberty Village is usually the best area for pre-match drinks, while the Waterfront works well for a more relaxed meal before heading to the stadium. On major matchdays, nearby venues can get crowded, so booking ahead or arriving early is a good idea.
Must-Visit Spots
Brazen Head Irish Pub
A lively Liberty Village pub with multiple dining areas and patios, making it a strong pre-match choice for groups. It is especially useful for fans looking for beer, pub food, and a game-day atmosphere near BMO Field.
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LOCAL Public Eatery Liberty Village
A casual sports-friendly spot with food, drinks, games, and a patio-style atmosphere. It works well for lunch, happy hour, dinner, or drinks before heading toward Exhibition Place.
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Left Field Brewery Liberty Village
A good option for craft beer fans, with a taproom, kitchen, and beer store in Liberty Village. Its relaxed brewery setting makes it useful for pre-match drinks or casual food.
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Burger Drops
A popular Liberty Village burger spot known for smash burgers, fries, sides, and desserts. It is a practical choice for fans who want something quick, casual, and filling before the match.
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Mildred’s Temple Kitchen
A well-known Liberty Village restaurant, especially popular for brunch and comfort-style dishes. It suits fans planning a daytime meal before an afternoon or evening event.
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Pizzeria Libretto
A reliable Toronto pizza option for fans who want a relaxed Italian meal before or after the game. It is best for groups looking for shareable food, simple drinks, and a casual matchday stop.
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Fan Zone near BMO Field
Fan Zones near BMO Field will give supporters places to gather before, after, and between World Cup matches in Toronto. The official FIFA Fan Festival Toronto will be held at Fort York and The Bentway, close to Exhibition Place and the city’s waterfront. Fans can expect live match broadcasts, entertainment, interactive experiences, and more than 30 food vendors with flavours from around the world. The festival runs during the tournament from June 11 to July 19, 2026, with programming updated across matchdays. Around BMO Field, extra fan activity is also expected near Liberty Village, Exhibition Place, the Waterfront, and downtown Toronto.
Official Fan Festival
Toronto’s FIFA Fan Festival will be held at Fort York and The Bentway, near BMO Field. It will include match broadcasts, entertainment, interactive experiences, food, art, and cultural programming.
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Live Match Broadcasts
The Toronto Fan Festival will feature 46 live match broadcasts during the tournament. It gives fans a place to watch games together even if they are not attending matches at BMO Field.
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Food, Art & Cultural Programming
The festival is built around Toronto’s “World in a City” identity, with food, art, performances, and cultural programming reflecting the city’s diversity. More than 30 food vendors are expected to serve flavours from around the world.
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Interactive & Family-Friendly Activities
Toronto’s festival schedule includes family-friendly experiences such as face painting, foosball, soccer-themed challenges, LEGO activities, photo moments, and daily prize opportunities.
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Attractions near BMO Field
BMO Field sits at Exhibition Place, close to Toronto’s waterfront, parks, entertainment venues, and downtown landmarks. Fans can combine matchday with lakefront walks, food spots, museums, and major sights around Ontario Place, Liberty Village, Fort York, and the city centre.
CN Tower
The CN Tower is Toronto’s most famous landmark, offering panoramic city and Lake Ontario views from its observation levels. It is a short trip from BMO Field and works well before or after a match.
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Fort York National Historic Site
Fort York is one of Toronto’s key historic sites, preserving buildings and stories from the War of 1812. It is close to BMO Field and adds a cultural stop to a matchday visit.
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Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada
Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada is a popular downtown attraction with marine exhibits, colourful sea life, and immersive underwater tunnels. It is a popular indoor attraction close to Toronto’s downtown sports area.
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More Things To Do
Exhibition Place
Exhibition Place surrounds BMO Field and hosts major events, trade shows, entertainment venues, and public spaces. It is the natural starting point for exploring the stadium area.
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Ontario Place
Ontario Place is a waterfront destination next to Exhibition Place, with public spaces, trails, events, and lake views. It is one of the closest leisure areas to BMO Field.
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Trillium Park
Trillium Park offers green space, waterfront views, and walking trails along Lake Ontario. It is a good place for fans who want a quieter break near the stadium.
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Art Gallery of Ontario
A major art museum featuring Canadian, Indigenous, European, contemporary, and international collections.
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Harbourfront Centre
Harbourfront Centre is a waterfront arts and culture hub with events, exhibitions, performances, and lakefront walks. It gives visitors a lively downtown stop near Toronto’s shoreline.
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Rogers Centre
Rogers Centre is Toronto’s famous downtown stadium and home of the Blue Jays. Located near the CN Tower, it adds another major sports landmark to a BMO Field trip.
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History Of Toronto Stadium
BMO Field opened in 2007 at Exhibition Place as Canada’s first soccer-specific stadium and became the home of Toronto FC. Built for the FIFA U-20 World Cup, it quickly became a central venue for Canadian soccer, MLS matches, national team games, and major events. The stadium later expanded, added a natural grass surface, and welcomed the Toronto Argonauts as a CFL tenant. Its modern era includes MLS Cup finals, Canada national team matches, and major international tournaments. For 2026, BMO Field, named Toronto Stadium during the World Cup, will host six FIFA World Cup matches.
2007
BMO Field officially opened at Exhibition Place in Toronto.
2007
The stadium hosted matches during the FIFA U-20 World Cup.
2010
BMO Field installed natural grass, replacing the original artificial surface.
2014
The stadium hosted matches at the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup.
2016
Major renovations and expansion work were completed at BMO Field.
2017
Toronto FC won the MLS Cup final at BMO Field.
2026
BMO Field will host six FIFA World Cup matches as Toronto Stadium.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many World Cup matches will be played at Toronto Stadium?
Toronto Stadium hosts 6 matches in total: 5 group-stage games plus one Round of 32 match.
Which groups will play matches at Toronto Stadium?
Based on the confirmed match list, Toronto Stadium hosts fixtures from Group B, Group E, Group I, and Group L.
Are there any knockout matches at Toronto Stadium?
Yes. Toronto Stadium hosts one Round of 32 fixture (Match 83).
Will Toronto Stadium have grass or turf for the World Cup?
BMO Field uses a natural grass playing surface, often described as a hybrid natural-grass system.
How early should I arrive at the stadium?
For World Cup matchdays, plan to arrive 90–120 minutes before kick-off to allow time for security screening, entry lines, and finding your seat.
Can I bring bags or flags into the stadium?
BMO Field operates a clear bag policy for entry, and bags that don’t meet the criteria may be refused. For flags/banners and other items, stadium rules apply and certain items can be restricted. Always check the prohibited-items list before matchday.
Can I buy VIP or hospitality packages?
Yes — VIP/hospitality options are offered for World Cup matches separate from standard tickets and subject to availability.
Does Toronto Stadium offer accessible seating for fans with disabilities?
Yes. BMO Field offers accessible, barrier-free seating in multiple sections, with wheelchair accommodation and companion options.
How much do tickets for Toronto Stadium cost?
Prices vary by match, seat category, and demand. On Ticombo, you can see the current price range on each match listing.
Where is Toronto Stadium located in relation to the city centre, and how do I get there?
Toronto Stadium is at Exhibition Place. It’s a short ride from downtown, with options via TTC and GO Transit.
Is there parking at Toronto Stadium?
Parking near Toronto Stadium will be difficult on World Cup matchdays because the venue is located at Exhibition Place, a busy event area. Fans should check official travel updates and consider using TTC, GO Transit, walking routes, or cycling instead of driving.
Can I bring food or drinks into Toronto Stadium?
Fans should not plan to take outside food or drinks into Toronto Stadium. For World Cup matches, refreshments will generally need to be purchased inside the venue unless an approved exception applies.
Can I bring food and drinks for kids into Toronto Stadium?
Essential items such as baby food, formula, or food needed for medical or dietary reasons may be allowed after inspection. Families should check the final FIFA matchday rules before arriving so they know what can be brought through security.
Which payment methods are accepted at the food and drink stands at Toronto Stadium?
Toronto Stadium is expected to use mainly card and mobile payments for food, drinks, and merchandise. Fans should bring a debit card, credit card, or digital wallet rather than depending on cash.
What time do the gates open at Toronto Stadium?
Gate times will be confirmed for each match closer to the tournament. Fans should arrive early because the Exhibition Place area, public transport stops, and entry points may be crowded.
What items are prohibited inside Toronto Stadium?
Large bags, coolers, outside alcohol, weapons, fireworks, drones, professional camera equipment, poles, large banners, and unsafe or disruptive items are usually not permitted. FIFA may also confirm a clear-bag or small-bag policy before the tournament.
What ID or documents do I need to bring with me to Toronto Stadium?
Bring your match ticket and a valid photo ID. International visitors should also keep any travel documents required for Canada, and ID may be needed for alcohol purchases.
What security checks will there be at Toronto Stadium?
Yes, medical and first-aid support will be available during World Cup matches. Fans who feel unwell or need help should contact stadium staff, security, or the nearest Guest Services point.
Is there medical assistance at Toronto Stadium?
Yes, medical and first-aid support will be available at Toronto Stadium during major events. Fans who feel unwell or need help should speak to stadium staff or visit Guest Services.
Are there any age restrictions for attending matches at Toronto Stadium?
There are no general age restrictions for attending football matches at Toronto Stadium. Children usually need their own ticket unless FIFA announces a specific child-entry policy, and alcohol sales follow local age laws.
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