Vancouver, British Columbia | Destination Vancouver/Albert Normandin
Vancouver, British Columbia | Destination Vancouver/Albert Normandin
Beautiful Seats
In British Columbia, the best seats come with ocean breezes and mountain views.
During FIFA World Cup 26™, some of the best seats are found beyond the stadium.
When the action pauses, travel across BC to where mountains rise and oceans meet the horizon. Here, adventure stretches as far as you’re willing to go.
Go Beyond the Game
Discover Canada Tours
Want experiences beyond the matches? Book authentic BC journeys, crafted for FIFA World Cup 26™ travellers seeking more than the matches.
Experience BC in Style
EntrÉe Canada
Book a refined journey through British Columbia’s raw, natural beauty—tailor-made for FIFA World Cup 26™ travellers.
Visit These Beautiful Seats
Time between matches? Consider a day trip—or even a multi-day getaway—to one of these easily accessible destinations.
Chilliwack | Krista Dalrymple
Halfmoon Bay | Krista Dalrymple
Kelowna | Tourism Kelowna/Ken Hagen
Shawnigan Lake | Tourism Cowichan/Peter O'Hara
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FIFA World Cup 26™
The official guide to Vancouver’s FIFA World Cup 26™—match info, fan experiences, and visitor essentials.
Vancouver | Kate Milford
Watch Beautiful Seats
Mount Revelstoke National Park | Ryan Creary
The Wild Awaits
Beyond the stadium, British Columbia offers a different kind of thrill—on windswept ridges, rocky shores, and beneath quiet old-growth canopies.
More Beautiful Seats
Find beautiful views in some of BC’s best seats.
Mount Proctor Trail in Fernie | Dawn Park
Sikanni River near Fort Nelson | Northern BC Tourism/Ryan Dickie
Johnstone Strait | Spirit of the West Adventures
Purcell Mountains from Panorama Mountain Resort | Travel Columbia Valley
Rosewall Creek Provincial Park in the Comox Valley | Sara Kempner
Nuchatlitz Marine Park | Elizabeth Gadd
Kamloops Lake | Tourism Kamloops/Andrew Snucins
Chilko Lake in Ts’ilʔos Provincial Park | Kari Medig





