Scallywags
11 St Clair Ave W, Toronto, ON M4V 1K1
Midtown · Toronto's soccer pub institution, opens early for EPL
# Where to Watch the 2026 World Cup in Toronto
BMO Field hosts World Cup matches and Toronto's incredible multiculturalism means every nation has a passionate fan community here.
> Tip: The Bentway's unique covered space under the Gardiner means weather protection — a major advantage over open-air festivals.
> Toronto summers are pleasant (70–85°F / 21–29°C). Occasional rain — bring a light jacket for waterfront venues.
Take the TTC to Exhibition station (Line 5 Eglinton or 509/511 streetcar). The Bentway is a 5-minute walk from Bathurst station.
Scallywags and Football Factory open by 10 AM. Early kickoff times may see 7–8 AM openings.
Yes, all prices in Toronto are in Canadian dollars (CAD). Most places accept credit cards. USD is not commonly accepted.
Pleasant — 70–85°F (21–29°C). Occasional rain and thunderstorms. Bring layers for evening matches.
Some bars in areas like Little Portugal and along St. Clair West offer French-language broadcasts for Canada matches. Ask staff.
Most are free for group-stage matches. Expect C$10–$20 covers for knockout rounds at popular spots.
Fort York festival has an official store. Pop-up shops expected at the Eaton Centre and Yorkdale Mall.
Handheld flags are welcome. Large banners on poles may be restricted.
Yes. Celebration Square in Mississauga and Garden Square in Brampton host community screenings with large diverse crowds.
Yes. Fort York and The Bentway have wheelchair-accessible paths, viewing areas, and restrooms.
Location: Fort York & The Bentway
Dates: June 11 – July 19
Registration: Not required
The official FIFA Fan Festival features giant screens, live entertainment, food vendors, and official merchandise. Entry is typically free.
11 St Clair Ave W, Toronto, ON M4V 1K1
Midtown · Toronto's soccer pub institution, opens early for EPL
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Many neighborhoods host outdoor screenings and community watch parties. Here are starting points—check local listings closer to June 2026.
Many neighborhoods in Toronto will host outdoor screenings and community watch parties. Check local event listings closer to June 2026.
The festival site, dates, and capacity for Toronto are summarized in the Official FIFA Fan Festival section on this page.
Admission is usually free, yet FIFA may require free registration or capacity caps—read the Registration line in the same section.
Look for venues with multiple large screens, commentary audio, and food service—our Sports bars list for Toronto curates starters.
Yes—expect plazas, parks, and sponsor screens beyond the official FIFA footprint; follow city permits for pop-up events.
Fan fests and many pubs air matches without a cover, though you still pay for food and drinks.
Dedicated soccer bars often unlock doors at breakfast for morning ET kickoffs—call ahead on knockout days.
Diaspora supporters’ clubs frequently host themed parties; search social networks for “[country] supporters Toronto”.
High-demand nights sell out fast—book tables or arrive early, especially when Toronto or a mega-draw plays.