Stadium Information
BMO Field is Canada’s national soccer stadium and the primary home of Toronto FC. Opened in 2007 on the Exhibition Place grounds near Lake Ontario, the stadium was originally designed as a soccer-specific venue and has since been expanded and upgraded to accommodate larger crowds and multiple sports.
Major renovations in 2016 added a full roof canopy over the stands, improved hospitality areas and increased capacity. The stadium features steep lower tiers and clear sightlines, creating a close connection between supporters and the pitch. Matchdays at BMO Field are known for strong supporter culture and colour. Toronto FC’s fan sections generate constant noise, with chants and displays shaping one of the most recognisable atmospheres in Major League Soccer.
The stadium has also hosted Canadian national team matches and Canadian football, adapting its layout as required while maintaining a football-focused feel. Food and drink offerings reflect both stadium staples and local Toronto options. BMO Field is accessible via GO Transit, streetcar routes and local buses serving Exhibition Place, with parking available across the exhibition grounds.
Accessibility features include step-free routes, wheelchair seating platforms, adapted toilets and supporter assistance services. The lakeside setting and proximity to downtown give the stadium a distinctive arrival experience. For Toronto FC and Canadian soccer more broadly, BMO Field stands as a modern symbol of the sport’s growth and visibility in Canada.
