BC Place
Vancouver · Vancouver, BC · Canada
Capacity
54,500
Opened 1983
WC matches
6
Quarterfinal
Hotel avg/night
$185
Budget from $110
Nearest airport
YVR
8 miles away
About the Stadium
BC Place is Canada's largest covered stadium and one of Vancouver's iconic landmarks, distinguished by its bright white air-supported roof visible from across the city. The 54,500-capacity venue has hosted multiple Grey Cups, FIFA Women's World Cup 2015, and is home to the Vancouver Whitecaps. Downtown Vancouver — consistently ranked one of the world's most livable cities — is walkable from the stadium, and the SkyTrain's Canada Line offers a direct, fast link from the airport.
Rounds hosted
Surface
FieldTurf
Year opened
1983
Getting There
🟢 Excellent transitTransit options
- ● SkyTrain Canada Line to Stadium-Chinatown station (adjacent)
- ● SkyTrain Expo Line to Stadium-Chinatown
- ● Numerous BC Transit and TransLink bus routes
🚗 Parking info
Adjacent parkade and downtown parkades. $15–$40 CAD. Transit is so good that driving is unnecessary for most.
Hotels & Accommodation
Budget
$110–165/night
Mid-range
$185–296/night
Luxury
$370+/night
Best areas to stay
- ● Downtown Vancouver (walking distance)
- ● Yaletown (10 min walk)
- ● Gastown (20 min walk)
- ● Richmond (near YVR, 25 min on Canada Line)
Food Highlights
- ● Vancouver has one of the best Chinese/dim sum scenes in North America
- ● Richmond's food courts: authentic Hong Kong and Cantonese
- ● Granville Island Public Market: local seafood, cheese, produce
- ● Pacific Northwest salmon and Dungeness crab
Local Tips
- ● BC Place has a retractable roof — no weather concerns
- ● Vancouver in June is beautiful: 18–24°C, low rain probability
- ● The Canada Line from YVR airport is one of the world's best airport rail links
- ● Stanley Park, Gastown, Granville Island — all world-class attractions within 20 min
⏱️ BC Place Match Schedule
See all 6 matches at this venue in your local timezone.
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