Taking the GO Train to Exhibition Station makes BMO Field one of the easiest stadium trips in MLS, dropping you steps from the gates while bypassing Toronto traffic. To make the entire trip walkable, stay in the adjacent Liberty Village neighborhood, putting pregame spots like Brazen Head Irish Pub and the stadium a short stroll away.
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The area around Exhibition Place, including Liberty Village and the nearby Downtown Toronto/Entertainment District, offers a variety of hotels. Hotels such as The Drake Hotel and Hotel X Toronto by Library Hotel Collection are located within 1.6km (1 mile) of BMO Field.
Situated along the Lake Ontario waterfront, Harbourfront offers a slightly quieter downtown base with scenic views while still providing excellent access to major sports venues. It's a great choice for those who appreciate lakeside strolls and easy access to cultural attractions.
From Union Station, it's about a 15-minute walk south down York Street or accessible via the 509 Harbourfront streetcar and 510 Spadina streetcar.
Known for its youthful energy and vibrant atmosphere, Liberty Village is an excellent choice, especially if you're attending games at BMO Field. The neighborhood is filled with cafes, bars, and restaurants, making it a lively spot for pre- and post-game activities.
BMO Field is a short stroll from Liberty Village. The neighborhood is accessible by the 504 King streetcar. Allan A. Lamport Stadium is also located in Liberty Village.
This trendy neighborhood is known for its arts and culture scene, independent boutiques, and diverse food options. It offers a lively environment and good connectivity to sports venues, particularly BMO Field, and can serve as a vibrant base for exploring the city.
Queen West is served by the 501 Queen streetcar, providing access across the city. It offers access to BMO Field via a short bus or streetcar ride, and downtown venues can be reached by streetcar or a longer walk.
The Annex offers a bohemian and academic atmosphere, with plenty of independent shops, cafes, and bars. It's known for its excellent transit connectivity, making it a convenient base for reaching various sports venues while enjoying a distinct neighborhood feel.
The Annex boasts direct access to both TTC Subway Line 1 (Yonge-University) and Line 2 (Bloor-Danforth) via multiple stations (e.g., Spadina, Bloor-Yonge). This allows for efficient travel to downtown venues.
BMO Field is easily accessible by GO Train, with Exhibition GO Station located just a short walk from the stadium, one stop west of Union Station on the Lakeshore West line. Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) streetcars and buses also serve the area; the 509 Harbourfront and 511 Bathurst streetcar routes stop within walking distance, and the #29 Dufferin bus runs south to Exhibition Place.
Parking: Public transit is recommended due to potential traffic congestion and higher parking prices on event days. Parking is available around Exhibition Place. Lot 852, located south of BMO Field, is exclusive to the Green P Parking App and does not accept cash or credit card payments. All other lots at Exhibition Place accept credit card, debit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Green P Parking App payments, but no cash.
The closest and most convenient option to BMO Field, located just a 2-minute walk away. It features a large patio, affordable pricing, and an unpretentious atmosphere. It's considered the unofficial pre-match headquarters for World Cup fans, known for its 'all fans welcome' ethos and being a three-level powerhouse during games.
What to order: Hearty shepherd's pie and cold pints, along with other pub fare.
A baseball-themed craft brewery that offers a 'VIP Game Experience' with huge screens and a room full of diehard fans. It's a great spot to enjoy themed brews and soak in the game-day atmosphere.
What to order: IPAs like Eephus and Laser Show, pitchers of ice-cold beer, and ballpark staples.
