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Liberty Village Transit First
Liberty Village: Your Soccer Hub in the City
Skip the traffic and parking hassle—ride with GO Transit or TTC and be part of the vibrant Liberty Village experience!
Liberty Village is the perfect destination for soccer fans, conveniently located near the heart of the action. With Toronto’s excellent transit options, it’s easy to reach watch parties, Toronto Stadium, and fan zone celebrations. TTC subway, streetcars, buses, and GO Transit provide seamless connections, with Exhibition Place just a short walk from Liberty Village. Walking and cycling are also encouraged as the fastest and most reliable ways to get around.
Road Closures: Please note there will be street closures and restrictions in the area during the tournament. Driving is strongly discouraged.
Enhanced & Expanded Service:
Getting to Liberty Village is easier than ever! With enhanced and expanded GO Transit and TTC services, visitors can enjoy a seamless journey to the neighbourhood.
Match Location: Toronto Stadium
All matches in Toronto will be held at Toronto Stadium, located in Exhibition Place. This 192-acre site is home to iconic landmarks, sports facilities, and major events like the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) and the Caribbean Carnival Parade. Toronto Stadium itself hosts Toronto FC (Major League Soccer) and the Toronto Argonauts (CFL).
Toronto is ready to deliver a safe, efficient, and world-class experience with a transit-first approach to ensure smooth movement across the city.
What to Expect
The tournament will bring a festive and lively atmosphere to the city, especially on match days and fan days. Expect increased foot traffic, visitors, and activity near venues like Toronto Stadium, Fort York, and The Bentway. Local businesses, sidewalks, and public transit will be bustling with energy, so plan to make the most of the experience.
Plan extra time for travel—public transit is the best way to get around. TTC and GO Transit will run more frequent service, especially on match days.
Stay tuned to this website for all the latest updates and information about Liberty Village during this exciting time!
Getting
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The primary transit hubs in proximity to the stadium site include Union Station, Exhibition GO station, Exhibition Loop, and Dufferin Gate. All transit hubs serving the stadium allow spectators and the workforce to connect to rapid transit lines for fast travel across the city and region, including by surface transit to the subway on Line 1 or Line 2.
Passengers at Union Station can also connect to all other GO regional rail lines, the UP Express, and the TTC Line 1 subway. Passengers boarding a streetcar at Fleet Street can connect to either Union Station by the 509 Harbourfront, or to the Line 2 subway at Bathurst Station on the 511 Bathurst. At Dufferin Gate, connections are available to Dufferin Station on Line 2 by either the 29 or 929 Dufferin buses, while the 504A King streetcar connects passengers to Line 1 at St. Andrew and King Stations. During match days, the 504A King streetcar will not use the Dufferin loop to allow increased capacity of 29 or 929 Dufferin buses.
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Lamport Stadium Parking Lot
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Cycling helps ease traffic congestion, creates a cleaner environment and promotes physical activity.
Bike Share Toronto offers 24/7 convenient access to over 10,000+ bikes and 1,000+ stations across Toronto’s neighbourhoods.
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The City of Toronto’s pedestrian network is safe, comfortable, and accessible. A key challenge with the location of Toronto Stadium is the rail corridor to the north. There are three ways to cross the rail corridor during usual operations:
There are three ways to cross the rail corridor during usual operations:
• Dufferin Street (at-grade, narrow bridge with separated sidewalk)
• Exhibition GO (above-grade bridge or below-grade tunnel)
• Strachan Avenue (at-grade, sidewalk curb-separated from traffic)
The Garrison Crossing Bridge, spanning the rail corridor, will be taken out of service for the duration of the festivities. Pedestrians will need to cross to the south side of the rail corridor via Strachan or Bathurst.