Here’s a Look at some of BMO Field’s Multi-Million-Dollar Renovations to Host the FIFA World Cup

Welcome to ‘Toronto Stadium’: Inside the upgrades being made for the World Cup soccer games

Facility organizers for Toronto’s World Cup games next year say the plan envisions people arriving at Exhibition Place by transit, bike, taxi ... but not private vehicle.

Toronto's BMO Field gets $146-million facelift ahead of FIFA World Cup

Phase 1 of the upgrades to BMO Field for the 2026 World Cup is now complete, with the second phase to start in December. The next stage will include increasing seating capacity to 45,000 with 17,000 temporary seats in the north and south end.

A first look at Toronto’s BMO Field as it undergoes transformation ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup

With the 2026 FIFA World Cup less than one year away, BMO Field, renamed Toronto Stadium for FIFA, has been undergoing a transformation

BMO Field unveils latest upgrades ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026; construction for 17K seats to begin in December - NOW Toronto

The first phase of upgrades at BMO Field have been completed ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup games in Toronto.

Major work at BMO Field ahead of Toronto’s 2026 FIFA World Cup games - Toronto

On Tuesday, the City of Toronto and Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment revealed details of the first phase of renovations, including new screens and broadcast infrastructure.

BMO Field midway though $146M facelift ahead of 2026 FIFA World Cup

TORONTO — The new video boards are up and running at each corner of BMO Field, as is the stadium’s expanded video production control room. A new premium lounge awaits FIFA and its guests at the 2026 World Cup. Phase 2 of the $146-million upgrades to the 18-year-old lakefront stadium will start in mid-November, with 17,000 temporary seats to be added (10,000 in the north grandstand, 7,000 in the south grandstand) bringing stadium capacity to 45,0…