
30,000 spectators
2007
170 Princes' Blvd
Toronto, Canada
Single-Sport Venue
Football
Stadium
BMO Field is Toronto's soccer-specific stadium and home to Toronto FC (MLS). With a capacity of 30,000 after expansions, this venue represents the growth of soccer in Canada and provides an excellent atmosphere for MLS matches and Canadian national team games.
Toronto Pearson International (YYZ) serves as Canada's busiest airport with extensive international connections. UP Express provides rail service to Union Station downtown, connecting to GO Transit for direct access to Exhibition GO Station (3-minute walk to BMO Field). Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport offers closer downtown access for regional flights.
GO Transit Lakeshore West line provides direct service from Union Station to Exhibition GO Station, located just 3 minutes walking distance from BMO Field. This is the most convenient public transportation option, with enhanced service frequency (every 5-10 minutes) during World Cup matches, avoiding downtown traffic entirely.
TTC Streetcar routes 509 Harbourfront and 511 Bathurst provide direct service to Exhibition grounds from Union Station and downtown Toronto. Route 509 connects from Union Station to Exhibition Loop, while Route 511 serves Bathurst Street corridor with easy connections to BMO Field.
BMO Field accessible via Gardiner Expressway, Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW), and 400-series highways. Exhibition Place offers 5,400 parking spaces (1,300 underground) with mobile payment ONLY (no cash accepted). Public transit strongly recommended due to limited parking and downtown Toronto traffic congestion.
TTC Bus Route 29 Dufferin provides service to Exhibition grounds with connections throughout Toronto's comprehensive transit network. Enhanced bus service operates during World Cup matches with connections from all major neighborhoods, supporting Toronto's diverse communities attending matches.
Comprehensive guided tour of Canada's premier soccer venue featuring Toronto FC and Argonauts facilities, expanded seating areas, premium amenities, and World Cup preparations. Experience the intimate atmosphere of North America's only soccer-specific World Cup stadium and learn about Canadian football culture.
Adult tickets cost £28, children's tickets are £20, and concession tickets are available for £25. The complete stadium tour experience lasts 75 minutes, providing comprehensive access to the stadium's most exclusive areas.
The BMO Field Stadium Tour includes various stadium areas, giving visitors a behind-the-scenes look at one of the world's most famous stadiums. Select days except event days Book through Toronto FC or special World Cup tour packages
Guided exploration of Toronto's diverse neighborhoods including Little Italy, Chinatown, Little India, Greektown, and Distillery District. Perfect for World Cup visitors wanting to experience the world's most diverse city and understand how over 200 ethnicities create Toronto's unique multicultural character.
Adult tickets cost £75, children's tickets are £50, and concession tickets are available for £65. The complete stadium tour experience lasts 180 minutes, providing comprehensive access to the stadium's most exclusive areas.
The Toronto Cultural Diversity Tour includes various stadium areas, giving visitors a behind-the-scenes look at one of the world's most famous stadiums. Daily with multiple departure times Book through Toronto tourism operators or cultural centers
Comprehensive Toronto experience including CN Tower EdgeWalk, Ripley's Aquarium, Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto Islands, and Harbourfront Centre. Features Toronto CityPASS savings and showcases the city's world-class attractions, natural beauty, and cultural institutions.
Adult tickets cost £99, children's tickets are £75, and concession tickets are available for £85. The complete stadium tour experience lasts 300 minutes, providing comprehensive access to the stadium's most exclusive areas.
The Toronto Icons and Attractions Tour includes various stadium areas, giving visitors a behind-the-scenes look at one of the world's most famous stadiums. Daily based on attraction schedules Book through Toronto CityPASS or attraction operators
Luxury accommodation
Rates from £350 to £650 per night
Canada's premier luxury hotel located in Toronto's Entertainment District with direct PATH underground walkway connections. Features world-class amenities, sophisticated accommodations, and walking distance to CN Tower, Rogers Centre, and Scotiabank Arena. The epitome of Canadian luxury hospitality for World Cup visitors.
Luxury accommodation
Rates from £320 to £600 per night
Ranked #1 luxury hotel in Canada for 2025, offering exceptional accommodations in downtown Toronto with premium amenities and concierge services. Perfect for World Cup visitors seeking the finest Canadian hospitality while experiencing Toronto's diverse cultural attractions and world-class dining scene.
Mid-range accommodation
Rates from £180 to £320 per night
Eco-friendly boutique hotel in Entertainment District offering sustainable luxury with complimentary breakfast and modern amenities. Features environmentally conscious practices reflecting Canada's commitment to sustainability, perfect for World Cup visitors seeking responsible luxury accommodations.
Mid-range accommodation
Rates from £120 to £280 per night
Waterfront accommodations in Toronto's Harbourfront district offering spectacular Lake Ontario views and proximity to cultural attractions. Mid-range properties ($120-180 CAD) provide excellent value while luxury waterfront options ($200+ CAD) offer premium lake views and marina access.
Budget accommodation
Rates from £85 to £180 per night
Legendary jazz hotel offering budget-friendly accommodations with authentic Toronto character and famous jazz bar. Features ensuite rooms, live music venue, and access to Toronto's vibrant music scene. Perfect for cost-conscious World Cup visitors seeking authentic Canadian cultural experience.
BMO Field is fully wheelchair accessible throughout with elevators serving all levels and dedicated wheelchair seating with companion seats. Enhanced accessibility improvements for World Cup 2026 ensure optimal viewing experiences with weather protection from three-sided roof coverage. Wheelchair accessible throughout, elevators all levels, companion seating, weather protection, World Cup enhancements
Complete accessible facilities including accessible restrooms, concessions, and premium areas throughout venue. World Cup renovations include improved accessibility features, assistive technology, and enhanced services reflecting Canada's commitment to inclusion and accessibility for all visitors. Accessible facilities throughout, assistive technology, World Cup accessibility improvements, Canadian inclusion commitment
Exhibition GO Station (3 minutes from BMO Field) and TTC services are fully wheelchair accessible with elevators and accessible platforms. Toronto's comprehensive accessible public transit network provides convenient connections from airports, downtown, and surrounding communities. Exhibition GO Station wheelchair accessible, TTC accessible network, elevator access, comprehensive Toronto transit accessibility
Service animals welcome throughout BMO Field with designated relief areas. Multilingual accessibility support staff reflecting Toronto's diversity (140+ languages spoken) provide assistance for international World Cup visitors requiring accommodation in their preferred language. Service animals welcome, multilingual support, 140+ languages accommodation, international visitor assistance, diversity support
Comprehensive emergency procedures adapted for Canadian weather conditions with accessible evacuation routes and trained multilingual staff. Coordination with Toronto emergency services and protocols for potential weather delays during June World Cup matches with roof protection available. Canadian weather emergency protocols, accessible evacuation routes, multilingual emergency staff, roof weather protection
General Admission tickets range from $125 CAD to $295 CAD for the 2026 fifa world cup.
2026 FIFA World Cup group stage matches at BMO Field in Canada's most diverse city. Experience international football in the world's only soccer-specific World Cup stadium with intimate atmosphere, passionate Canadian fans, and access to Toronto's multicultural attractions.
These standard tickets include stadium access, three-sided roof weather protection, world cup atmosphere, canadian soccer culture, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
Reserved Seating tickets range from $265 CAD to $595 CAD for the 2026 fifa world cup.
Reserved seating for Canada's historic World Cup opening match on June 12, 2026 - the most significant match in Canadian soccer history. Experience the passion of Canadian supporters in the intimate atmosphere of the tournament's only soccer-specific stadium.
These standard tickets include reserved seating, canada opening match atmosphere, historic significance, passionate canadian support, soccer-specific stadium intimacy, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
Premium Seating tickets range from $385 CAD to $795 CAD for the 2026 fifa world cup.
Premium seating for World Cup knockout round match at BMO Field with enhanced hospitality showcasing Canadian cuisine and multicultural specialties. Experience elimination football in the tournament's most intimate venue with premium amenities and Toronto's diverse cultural atmosphere.
These standard tickets include premium seating, canadian cuisine hospitality, multicultural specialties, knockout atmosphere, intimate venue experience, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
Tour Experience tickets range from $20 CAD to $28 CAD for the year-round except event days.
Behind-the-scenes tours showcasing BMO Field's World Cup expansion, Toronto FC and Argonauts history, and Canadian soccer culture. Educational experience highlighting the stadium's unique status as North America's only soccer-specific World Cup venue.
These standard tickets include professional canadian guide, world cup expansion features, toronto fc/argonauts history, canadian soccer culture, unique stadium status, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
Premium Packages tickets range from $525 CAD to $1350 CAD for the 2026 fifa world cup.
World Cup corporate hospitality packages featuring Canadian cuisine, premium seating, and networking opportunities with Toronto's diverse international business community. Various packages showcase Canadian hospitality values and multicultural business culture.
These standard tickets include canadian cuisine specialties, premium seating, international business networking, canadian hospitality values, multicultural atmosphere, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
Exhibition Place Parking tickets range from $25 CAD to $30 CAD for the world cup match days.
Exhibition Place parking with 5,400 spaces (1,300 underground) using mobile payment systems ONLY (no cash accepted). Public transportation via GO Transit strongly recommended as most convenient and environmentally responsible option for World Cup matches.
These standard tickets include mobile payment only no cash, 5,400 total spaces, underground options, security provided, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
BMO Field follows FIFA and CFL security guidelines. Permitted items include small personal bags, cameras for personal use, and light weather protection for Canadian climate. Prohibited items include large bags, outside food, alcohol, and weapons. All bags subject to enhanced World Cup security screening.
Take GO Transit Lakeshore West line from Union Station directly to Exhibition GO Station (3-minute walk to BMO Field). Alternative: TTC Streetcar 509 Harbourfront from Union Station to Exhibition Loop. GO Transit most convenient with enhanced World Cup service every 5-10 minutes.
June in Toronto features pleasant temperatures (15-22°C/59-72°F) with moderate rainfall. BMO Field has three-sided roof coverage for weather protection. Bring layers, light rain protection, and sun protection. June offers 12 hours daily sunshine with manageable brief showers.
BMO Field is the only soccer-specific stadium hosting World Cup 2026 matches in North America, creating an intimate football atmosphere. It will host Canada's opening match on June 12, representing the most significant moment in Canadian soccer history in the world's most diverse city.
Limited parking available at Exhibition Place (5,400 spaces, $25-30 CAD) with mobile payment ONLY (no cash accepted). GO Transit from Union Station strongly recommended as most convenient option (3-minute walk from Exhibition GO Station) avoiding parking limitations.
Experience the world's most diverse city through authentic neighborhoods: Little Italy, multiple Chinatowns, Little India, Greektown, Distillery District. Visit CN Tower, ROM, Ripley's Aquarium, and Toronto Islands. Over 200 ethnicities offer cuisine from every competing World Cup nation.
Experience Canadian specialties: Tim Hortons (national institution), poutine, butter tarts, Nanaimo bars, Beaver Tails, maple syrup products. Toronto's multicultural dining offers authentic cuisine from 200+ ethnicities, making it possible to taste food from every World Cup competing nation.
Arrive 2-3 hours before World Cup matches for security screening, pre-game activities, and to experience the building atmosphere for Canada's historic World Cup participation. Stadium opens 2 hours before kickoff. GO Transit provides reliable transportation every 5-10 minutes during events.
10 December 2024
Canada's opening World Cup match at BMO Field on June 12, 2026 represents the most significant moment in Canadian soccer history, combining the nation's World Cup return with the intimate atmosphere of North America's only soccer-specific World Cup stadium. The match will showcase Canadian soccer passion and multicultural support in Toronto's welcoming, diverse community.
20 August 2024
BMO Field is undergoing comprehensive expansion and renovation costing $157.9 million ($132.9M city, $25M MLSE) to increase capacity from 30,000 to 45,736 for World Cup 2026. The expansion includes 17,756 temporary seats, enhanced hospitality areas, improved accessibility features, and upgraded technology infrastructure, transforming the venue while maintaining its intimate soccer atmosphere.
1 July 2022
Toronto's selection as a World Cup 2026 host city celebrates the BBC-named "Most Diverse City in the World" with over 200 distinct ethnicities, 140+ languages, and vibrant cultural communities representing every competing World Cup nation. The city's multicultural character and Canadian hospitality create the perfect welcome for the global football tournament at BMO Field.
16 June 2022
BMO Field has been officially selected to host 6 matches during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including Canada's historic opening match on June 12. As the only soccer-specific stadium hosting World Cup matches in North America, BMO Field will showcase Canadian soccer passion in the world's most diverse city, representing the perfect welcome for the global tournament.
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