World Cup Watch Spots Lined Up Across the City
Can't get tickets to a match at the stadium? Multiple venues are set up to catch the tournament on the big screen.
The FIFA World Cup kicks off June 11, and if you missed out on stadium tickets or the FIFA Fan Fest, you've got plenty of options to catch the action across Toronto.
The tournament runs through July 19, with Canada's group-stage matches scheduled for June 12, 18, and 24. Toronto hosts matches through July 2, making the city a genuine World Cup hub for the next two months.
Multiple bars, restaurants, and public venues throughout the city are setting up as official or unofficial watch parties. Some are expecting lines and crowds, so arriving early for key matches is smart. The energy around Canada's games will be particularly intense—expect packed patios, screaming fans, and the kind of collective city buzz that only a World Cup can bring.
Whether you're a casual fan or a die-hard, there's a watch spot somewhere that fits your vibe. Check your neighborhood bar or search for official World Cup venues in your area. Two months of global football, live in the city—take advantage of it.