BMO Field guide for 2026 World Cup fans
BMO Field in Toronto, Canada, is a confirmed venue for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Capacity is 45,000. A notable detail: BMO Field is being temporarily expanded to over 45,000 seats for the tournament.
BMO Field is one of the 16 venues hosting matches at the 2026 World Cup. The stadium has been temporarily adapted to meet FIFA's specifications: pitch dimensions, broadcast positions, hospitality areas and accessibility infrastructure have all been upgraded for the tournament.
Key facts about BMO Field
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| City | Toronto, Canada |
| Capacity | 45,000 |
| Typical climate during tournament | 21°C average |
| Local transit | TTC streetcar 509 runs along the Exhibition grounds to BMO Field. |
| Currency | CAD |
Matchday experience
Gates at BMO Field open 2.5 hours before kickoff. Security screening averages 20–40 minutes during peak windows, longer for marquee matches. Once inside, food and beverage offerings include both local Canadian fare and tournament-wide options. TTC streetcar 509 runs along the Exhibition grounds to BMO Field.
What to bring
Bring a valid ID, your FIFA app for ticket activation, sun protection, and a small bag within stadium guidelines. See our complete guide to what you can bring for stadium-specific item rules.
Accessibility
BMO Field provides reserved accessible seating, accessible parking, sensory rooms (on selected matchdays), and step-free routes from main transit hubs. Companions of ticket holders with accessibility needs travel on a designated companion ticket.
History at the venue
BMO Field is being temporarily expanded to over 45,000 seats for the tournament. The 2026 World Cup adds another layer to the stadium's history; BMO Field joins an exclusive list of venues that have hosted a men's senior FIFA World Cup match.