About World Cup 2026 Canada

World Cup 2026 Canada is an independent fan project dedicated to providing comprehensive information, resources, and tools to help fans navigate and enjoy the historic 2026 FIFA World Cup in Canada. This will be the first time Canada hosts matches in a men's World Cup, making it a truly historic occasion for Canadian soccer.

Canada is co-hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup alongside the United States and Mexico, with matches taking place in Toronto and Vancouver. Our platform offers everything you need to plan your World Cup journey, from itinerary building and budget estimation to cultural guides, match schedules, and community engagement.

Canada will host 13 matches across two cities:

• Toronto (BMO Field / "Toronto Stadium"): Six matches including Canada's historic opening match on June 12, 2026—the first men's World Cup game on Canadian soil. Five group-stage games plus one Round of 32 knockout match.
• Vancouver (BC Place / "BC Place Vancouver"): Seven matches including Canada's second and third group matches on June 18 and June 24. Five group-stage games, one Round of 32, and one Round of 16 match. BC Place features a retractable roof perfect for Pacific weather.

Both cities will host official FIFA Fan Festivals™ with giant screens, live entertainment, food, and cultural programming throughout the tournament period (June 11–July 19, 2026).

• Comprehensive City Guides: Detailed guides for Toronto and Vancouver with match-day logistics, stadium information, transportation, and local attractions
• Itinerary Builder: Create personalized travel plans for your World Cup experience in Canada
• Match Schedule: Stay updated with all 13 matches in Canada, including Canada's historic opening match
• Budget Estimator: Plan your expenses with our comprehensive budget calculator for Canadian travel
• Fan Festival Information: Details about official FIFA Fan Festivals in Toronto (Fort York/The Bentway) and Vancouver (Hastings Park/PNE)
• Transportation Guides: Navigate Toronto's TTC and Vancouver's SkyTrain systems with ease
• Stadium Information: Essential details about BMO Field and BC Place, including bag policies and accessibility
• Travel Resources: Access visa information (eTA requirements), airport transfers, and packing checklists
• Cultural Highlights: Discover what to see and do in Toronto and Vancouver beyond the matches

This platform is created by passionate soccer fans for soccer fans. We understand the excitement and challenges of planning a World Cup journey, especially for this historic first men's World Cup in Canada, and we're here to make it easier for you.

Our goal is to provide accurate, up-to-date information and helpful tools to ensure you have the best possible World Cup 2026 experience in Canada. Whether you're a local Canadian fan or traveling from abroad, we're here to help you navigate Toronto and Vancouver like a pro.

Key Information for International Travelers: Canada requires an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) for visa-exempt foreign nationals. Always check current entry requirements before traveling. For official tournament information, visit FIFA.com and the official host city websites.

Disclaimer: This website is an independent fan project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with FIFA, the FIFA World Cup, the Canadian Soccer Association, or any official World Cup organizing committee.

All ticket sales, official information, and tournament-related decisions should be verified through official FIFA channels (FIFA.com/tickets) and authorized ticket vendors. Match dates, times, and venues are subject to change by FIFA.

Travel Requirements: Always verify current entry requirements for Canada, including eTA or visa requirements, through official Government of Canada sources. Health and safety protocols may be in effect during the tournament.

Official Resources: For official tournament information, visit FIFA.com. For travel and entry requirements, visit Canada.ca/immigration. For official host city information, check Toronto and Vancouver's official World Cup websites.