Bars, fan zones, viewing parties, Canada games, where to stay and more — The Soccer Pilgrim has you covered.
Paul's top pick for an unforgettable viewing experience in Vancouver.
Container Brewing is one of Vancouver's most exciting World Cup venues — featuring a large outdoor screen where you can catch dozens of World Cup matches in the fresh air. This World Cup, they're hosting the Dutch House for Netherlands supporters and an exciting African Viewing Party celebrating Africa's nations on the world stage. Cold craft beer, incredible atmosphere, and serious soccer passion.
The Soccer Pilgrim's growing guide to bars, restaurants, and fan zones showing World Cup games across the city.
Giant outdoor screen, music, drums, street food. Hosts the Dutch House & African Football Fever Watch Party. Paul's top pick.
The official Fan Festival in Vancouver — live match screenings, activations, food, entertainment and celebration for all fans.
Official Fan Festival Site →The official Fan Zone at BC Place — the heart of World Cup action in Vancouver.
Huge indoor screen plus TVs everywhere — they'll be showing all World Cup games. A Kits institution since 1975. Video coming soon.
Gastown's go-to spot for the Three Lions faithful — The Hoxton will be an official England House for the World Cup. Video coming soon.
Not normally open during the day, but Numbers will be opening their doors for select World Cup matches. Stay tuned for which games!
All games, many TVs — Foy's is going all in for the World Cup. Expect a proper pub atmosphere for every single match.
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Canada plays group stage games in Vancouver and Toronto. Here's where to be — or watch with us.
Canada's opening group stage match — played in Toronto. A historic moment as Canada kicks off their World Cup 2026 campaign on home soil.
Canada faces Qatar in a crucial group stage clash. Join the SFU group package and watch with fans at a Vancouver viewing party.
Canada's final group stage match — could be the decider for qualification. The perfect reason to stay in Vancouver for the full experience.
250 rooms secured for World Cup dates — including a special group package built around the Canada games. From $249/night.
A community experience — stay together, watch together, celebrate together. Perfect for soccer clubs, friend groups, and fan communities.
The package is designed around both Canada group stage games in Vancouver. Arrive together, watch both matches, create memories.
Beautiful setting with stunning views, close to Vancouver and transit links to BC Place and fan zones across the city.
Group viewings at the PNE Fan Festival and official fan zones. The Soccer Pilgrim will be there too.
Private single rooms at SFU. While Vancouver hotels are charging $1,000+/night during the World Cup, SFU offers an affordable, social alternative — right on campus.
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Paul Belsito is a lifelong soccer fan and Vancouver-based actor who first created The Soccer Pilgrim concept over 15 years ago. The idea was simple: be the guide that takes fans on a journey through the beautiful game.
With World Cup 2026 coming to Vancouver, the moment has finally arrived to bring The Soccer Pilgrim back to life. Paul is out every week visiting venues, talking to owners, and filming the experiences that will make your World Cup unforgettable.
Follow along on Instagram and TikTok @SoccerPilgrim for weekly venue features, match-day guides, and all things World Cup 2026 in Vancouver.