Host City

Vancouver

BC Place · 54,500 seats · Canada

54,500 Capacity
1983 (renovated 2011) Opened
5 WC Matches
Retractable Key Stat

Venue Schedule

Matches at BC Place

About This Venue

BC Place

BC Place is a multi-purpose stadium in downtown Vancouver and the largest venue in Canada. Opened in 1983 and renovated in 2011, it features the world largest cable-supported retractable roof.

Located in False Creek with views of the mountains and harbor, BC Place offers one of the most scenic settings of any World Cup venue. Natural grass will be installed specifically for the tournament.

WC Name
Vancouver Stadium
Capacity
~54,500
Opened
1983 (renovated 2011)
Surface
Natural grass (installed for WC)
Altitude
Sea level
WC Matches
5
Roof
Retractable

Getting There

Transport

By air

Vancouver International Airport (YVR) is about 15 km south. Canada Line SkyTrain reaches downtown in 25 min.

Public transit

SkyTrain to Stadium-Chinatown station, steps from the entrance. Bus routes also serve the area.

By car

Downtown location means limited and expensive parking. Public transit is strongly recommended.

Match day tips

Buy a Compass Card for easy travel across Vancouver public transit.

Explore

Things to do nearby

  1. Stanley Park & Seawall

    400-hectare urban park with a famous walking and biking path.

    20 min walk
  2. Granville Island

    Public market, galleries, and artisan shops on False Creek.

    15 min from stadium
  3. Capilano Suspension Bridge

    Walk 70m above the rainforest floor in North Vancouver.

    30 min by bus
  4. Grouse Mountain

    Gondola ride with panoramic views and summer hiking.

    45 min from downtown
  5. Gastown

    Steam Clock, cobblestone streets, and restaurants.

    10 min walk

Tickets

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