Vancouver - BC Place
Vancouver - BC Place
World Cup 2026 Venue · Vancouver
Stadium Profile
BC Place (Vancouver Stadium)
8 Matches Group → Knockouts
Capacity
54,500
Built
1983
Surface
Artificial
Roof
Retractable
Home Team
BC Lions (CFL) / Vancouver Whitecaps (MLS)
Altitude
2m
Time Zone
Central Time (CT - UTC-5)
Matches At BC Place
Match Day Guide
Fan Festival
Weather
Getting There
Other Venues In Canada
About Vancouver
Vancouver is one of the world's most liveable cities, set between mountains and ocean. A cosmopolitan city with vibrant culture, Stanley Park, and a passionate football fanbase nurtured by the Whitecaps and Canada's qualification for 2026.
Stadium History
BC Place opened in 1983 and was dramatically renovated in 2011 with a retractable roof and new facades. It hosted the 2010 Winter Olympics opening and closing ceremonies. Vancouver hosted the 2015 Women's World Cup Final — making this stadium a proven major tournament venue.
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FAQ
How Many World Cup Matches Are At BC Place?
8 Matches — Group Stage Plus Round Of 16.
What Is BC Place's Capacity For The 2026 World Cup?
54,500 Seats.
Does BC Place Have A Roof?
Yes — Retractable PTFE Roof Installed In 2011. Matches Play Regardless Of Weather.
How Far Is YVR Airport From BC Place?
About 12 Km — Canada Line SkyTrain Runs Direct To Stadium-Chinatown Station In ~25 Mins.
Has Vancouver Hosted Major Matches Before?
Yes — The 2015 Women's World Cup Final Was Held At BC Place, Watched By 53,341 Fans.