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Harbourfront Centre
235 Queens Quay W, Toronto
Canada Soccer House Toronto
FreeReservation preferredWalk-ins allowedBusy for Canada games
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Last checked: Jun 16, 2026Info may change. Check official sources before leaving.
Quick Answer
Admission is free. Reservations are encouraged, but walk-ins are welcome. Reservation gives a preferred access window for the first hour after gates open. Canada games are busiest - arrive at least 1 hour early.
Location & address
- 235 Queens Quay W, Toronto, ON M5J 1B4
- Harbourfront Centre - main waterfront site
- TTC: Queens Quay streetcar (509/510) to Rees St. stop
- Parking available at Harbourfront Centre garage
Reservation policy
- Reservations encouraged - pre-register on the official Canada Soccer House site
- Preferred access window: first hour after gate opening
- Arrival more than one hour after opening is not guaranteed
Walk-in process
- Walk-ins are welcome at any time
- Scan QR code at entry and complete a short check-in form
- If at capacity, a line forms outside - entry resumes as people leave
Best arrival time
- Canada games: arrive at least 1 hour early
- Peak match days may have temporary access restrictions
- General group stage: 45–90 min early is usually enough
Activities & activations
- Football-related challenges and prize activations on-site
- Floating futsal pitch at the waterfront - Canada's first
- Drop-in and online booking available for the futsal pitch
Bag & entry policy
- Small clutch bags (max 4.5" × 6.5") and clear bags (max 12" × 6" × 12") allowed
- Backpacks not permitted except approved medical or childcare needs
- No glass containers or metal bottles
- All bags subject to security inspection at entry
Dates & hours
- Open on select World Cup match days - see upcoming schedule below
- Hours vary by match day; check official site for any changes
Dates & Times
- Sat, June 2011:00am → 10:30pm
- Tue, June 2311:00am → 9:30pm
- Wed, June 2412:00pm → 11:30pm
- Fri, June 261:00pm → 10:30pm
- Wed, July 111:00am → 11:00pm
- Thu, July 21:00pm → 10:00pm
Common questions
Do walk-ins need a reservation?
No. Walk-ins are welcome. Reservations are encouraged for a preferred access window during the first hour after gates open.
What happens if capacity is reached?
If at capacity, a line forms outside and entry resumes as people leave. This is most likely during Canada games.
Does reservation guarantee entry all day?
No. It provides a preferred access window for the first hour after gates open only.
Official Sources
Last checked: Jun 16, 2026 · Information is subject to change. Always check official sources before you go.