Toronto
The world's most multicultural city brings every nation's supporters under one roof.
Quick Facts
Stadium
BMO Field
Capacity
30,000 seats
Summer Weather
70–82°F / 21–28°C
Language
English / French
Daily Budget (est.)
$315/day
Estimated Daily Cost Breakdown
About Toronto
Toronto is the most multicultural city in the world — over half its population was born outside Canada. This means every World Cup nation will have passionate local support. The city offers incredible food from every culture, the iconic CN Tower, vibrant neighborhoods like Kensington Market and Distillery District, and a safe, welcoming atmosphere for international visitors.
BMO Field
BMO Field is the smallest World Cup venue but offers an intimate, intense atmosphere. Located on the Exhibition Place grounds near Lake Ontario, it's home to Toronto FC and the Canadian national teams.
30,000
Seats
2007 (expanded 2016)
Built/Renovated
5
WC Matches
Getting Around
TTC (Toronto Transit Commission) subway, streetcar, and bus network covers the city well ($3.35 CAD/ride).
Exhibition Place (near BMO Field) is served by streetcar lines 509 and 511 from downtown.
UP Express train connects Pearson Airport to Union Station in 25 minutes ($12.35 CAD).
Toronto is very walkable downtown — most attractions are within walking distance of each other.
Food & Dining
Peameal bacon sandwich at St. Lawrence Market — the iconic Toronto breakfast ($8-10 CAD)
Kensington Market — a bohemian neighborhood with food from every continent in one walkable area
Poutine — while from Quebec, Toronto does it well. Try Smoke's Poutinerie for creative versions ($8-15 CAD)
Little India on Gerrard Street — authentic Indian restaurants with incredible value ($10-15 CAD per person)
Fan Experience
Toronto's multiculturalism means virtually every World Cup team will have local supporters creating a mini home game atmosphere. Yonge-Dundas Square and the Harbourfront will host fan zones. The Distillery District and Liberty Village neighborhoods near BMO Field will be celebration hubs.
Safety Tips
Plan Your Visit
Local Insider Tips
Get a PRESTO card for cheaper transit fares ($3.35 vs $3.35 CAD)
Kensington Market on a sunny Saturday is the best free experience in the city
The PATH underground walkway connects most downtown buildings — useful if the weather turns
Weather in June–July
Toronto summers are warm and pleasant with occasional humidity. Lake Ontario moderates temperatures. Great weather for exploring the city on foot. Bring a light jacket for evenings.