Toronto
Toronto is one of the most multicultural cities in the world — nearly 50% of residents were born outside Canada. This creates extraordinary match atmospheres when any team from any part of the world plays. BMO Field, home of Toronto FC, is the most intimate venue of the tournament.
Stadium BMO Field
Capacity 45,736
Fixtures 6 Matches
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June/July Avg
78°F / 26°C
Warm & Humid
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Timezone
Eastern Time
UTC-4
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Currency
CAD (C$)
Card Preferred
Matches Hosted Here
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City Hotspots
Distillery District
Historic Victorian industrial area with bars and restaurants
Kensington Market
Multicultural food market — exceptional variety
Little Italy / Little Portugal
European atmosphere bars on College Street
Nathan Phillips Square
FIFA fan zone downtown
Insider Tips
- US fans need a passport to enter Canada
- BMO Field's smaller capacity means tickets are especially scarce — resale prices will be high
- Toronto's multicultural makeup creates surreal home-crowd energy for non-Canadian teams
Logistics & Transit FAQ
What is the stadium name and capacity for the 2026 World Cup matches in Toronto?
The matches will be played at BMO Field, which has a capacity of 45,736 seats. It is located at 170 Princes' Blvd, Toronto, ON M6K 3C3.
How do I get to BMO Field via public transit?
TTC streetcar 509/511 from Union Station — direct Public transit is heavily advised on match days to avoid extreme traffic and road closures within a 2-mile perimeter.
Is there parking available at BMO Field for the World Cup?
Yes, Exhibition Place lots adjacent to stadium Please note that all official stadium parking must be pre-booked online in advance. Cash payments are not accepted on-site.
Which airports are closest to the World Cup venue in Toronto?
The closest airports to the stadium and host city are: YYZ — Pearson (30 min), YTZ — Billy Bishop (10 min).
How many World Cup matches will be hosted in Toronto?
Toronto will host a total of 6 matches during the FIFA World Cup 2026 tournament.
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