Tournament Information

In Vancouver for the FIFA World Cup™ 2026? Whether you have tickets for the game, or are looking to catch a match on a big screen and soak in the atmosphere, the city has a lot going on over the tournament dates. Below are some quick links to help you find what you need to navigate the city, find out what’s going on, and make the most of your tournament experience in Vancouver.

Destination Vancouver’s FIFA World Cup 2026™ Guide
Your resource for everything from what to expect on each of the seven Vancouver game days, through to what to do between games, where to watch if you don’t have tickets, and World Cup-inspired events around the city.

FIFA World Cup 2026™ Vancouver Official Site
The official FIFA website covers how to get to BC Place for the games including the spectator route activations and entrance points, and how to buy last-minute tickets.

FIFA Fan Festival™ Vancouver
Located out at Hastings Park in East Vancouver, this is the place to celebrate the beautiful game in a beautiful place! Learn more about free and ticketed options, activities, scheduled game screenings and performances, and more.

TransLink Transit Guide
The best way to get around Vancouver during the tournament is either on two feet, two wheels, or on transit! TransLink, Vancouver’s transit authority, is adding extra services and frequency during the event to help fans get around easily.

Road Closures
FIFA’s site also outlines road closures that are in place through the whole tournament period (from late May through late July), and road closuresthat are only in place on game days (June 13, 18, 21, 24, 26; and July 2 and 7).

Watch Parties and Zones Around Vancouver
This article from the CBC rounds up places around the city where you can watch the game if you don’t have tickets, from the official FIFA Fan Festival (details above) to outdoor viewing zones around Metro Vancouver, and some bars and restaurants.