From June 11 to July 19, experience 100+ live match broadcasts at the region's premier waterfront destination.
The City is thrilled to partner with Canada Soccer Media & Entertainment (CSME) to host Uber Eats Canada Soccer House North Vancouver. As North Vancouver's official home to Canada Soccer during the World Cup, we’re welcoming fans from across the region to The Shipyards. Let's come together to watch "the beautiful game" from the iconic North Shore waterfront, all for free.
Part watch party, street festival, soccer fest, and national celebration, all rolled into one! Experience six weeks of 100+ live match broadcasts on a large-than-life screen nestled in the Shipyard Commons, paired with multiple screens throughout the area. There are different activities each day, from a variety of entertainment, food and beverage, games and prizes, and other surprises.
This event is jointly produced by CSME and the City with the generous support from our collective sponsors Uber Eats, Seaspan, Vancouver’s North Shore Tourism Association, the Province of British Columbia through the Ministry of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport and CSME’s other sponsors.
What to Expect
Know before you go! There are three types of days, each with their own unique experiences.
- Uber Eats Canada Soccer House: The full Uber Eats Canada Soccer House experience will occur on 13+ select days throughout the tournament. Activities will be completely free and will offer live broadcast of matches on the big screen, athlete meet-and-greets, giveaways, and entertainment. Fans can also enjoy food and beverage offerings, social gathering spaces, retail pop-ups featuring official merchandise, sponsor activations, and interactive games, prizes, and surprises designed for fans of all ages. Dates include:
- June 11— 10 a.m. to 10 p.m
- June 12 — 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
- June 13 — 11 a.m. to 12 a.m.
- June 17 — 12 p.m. to 10 p.m.
- June 18 — 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
- June 20 — 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
- June 21 — 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
- June 23 — 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
- June 24 — 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
- June 26 — 12 p.m. to 10 p.m.
- July 1 — 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
- July 2 — 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
- July 7 — 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
- Match Viewing Days: On all other match days, soccer fans will find live match broadcasts and a selection of food trucks and beverage vendors.
- Rest Days: On tournament rest days visit The Shipyards for its comfortable, scenic waterfront setting, and maybe catch a soccer-themed movie on the big screen!
Schedule
June Schedule
July Schedule
For more details on day-to-day programming, please visit CSME’s website.
How to Get Here
The Shipyards is easy to get to! We’re anticipating that some days will be very busy so we encourage you to walk, roll, or take transit if you are able to.
Walk to The Shipyards along the Spirit Trail (a multi-use pathway extending East and West across the North Shore) or through beautiful Lower Lonsdale, which are both very pedestrian-friendly.
Bike along the Spirit Trail. This path is part of a network of bike lanes in the City. See the North Shore Bike map for more information. Bike parking is available throughout The Shipyards with many racks at Lonsdale Quay, including free, secure, app-activated racks. A free Bike Valet will also be offered at two separate locations on Uber Eats Canada Soccer House days.
See the Transportation Access map for bike parking locations and other transportation options.
Evolve e-bike share is available for visitors who don’t have a bike or prefer not to ride their own. Evolve E-bikes are available across the North Shore, with many parking zones in the Shipyards and Lower Lonsdale. Get 10 mins of free ride time when starting or ending your trip at Park Royal, Lonsdale Quay, or Phibbs Exchange!
Transit for the duration of the World Cup will include additional scheduled sailings to the Lonsdale Quay transit hub, which is just a 5-minute walk from The Shipyards. If you are coming from downtown Vancouver or the SkyTrain, catch the SeaBus at Waterfront Station. The SeaBus crossing takes just 12 minutes and runs every 15 minutes throughout the day, and every 10 minutes before and after matches at BC Place. Take one of several buses in the region that connect to Lonsdale Quay or Lower Lonsdale. For more information on transit during the World Cup, see TransLink’s Rider Guide.
Drive and use one of the parkade and street parking options throughout Lower Lonsdale. For more information on parking, visit our Pay Parking webpage. If you are picking up or dropping off passengers, please do so at the designated loading zones on the Transportation Access map. To support the flow of traffic and access for Shipyards residents and businesses, Victory Ship Way will be one-way (westbound) for the duration of the event (June 4-July 19).
On peak days there will be limited road closures south of Esplanade St on Lonsdale Ave and Carrie Cates Court for safety.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the event free?
Yes! There is no cost to attend the event, and no advanced tickets are required.
Is the event accessible?
The event space, surrounding Shipyards area and public washrooms are accessible, including elevators available from the parking lots.
Are there public restrooms available?
Yes, they are located at the north side of the Shipyard Commons (Google Maps Location).
Is the event rain or shine?
Yes, this an outdoor event series will proceed rain or shine, although portions of the event are covered. If necessary, check the weather forecast and come prepared with appropriate attire such as sunscreen, hats, umbrellas, and rain jackets.
What is the bag policy?
Bags are permitted at Canada Soccer House, but all bags entering the event site are subject to search by security. To help keep entry moving, we recommend bringing only what you need for the day. Security screening may include visual inspection, manual bag inspection, secondary screening, and removal of prohibited items.
What items are prohibited?
Weapons, illegal substances, glass containers, fireworks, drones, laser pointers, outside alcohol, outside food and beverages, and any items considered dangerous by security or event staff. Prohibited items may be refused at entry or surrendered to security staff where required.
Please leave pets at home. Service animals are welcome.
What is the re-entry policy?
Re-entry is permitted, subject to site capacity at the time you return. All guests re-entering the site will be subject to the same entry and screening procedures. Security may deny entry or re-entry to anyone who is intoxicated, behaving in a disorderly or threatening way, refusing screening, carrying prohibited items, or otherwise not following event policies.
Can I bring my dog to the event?
While we understand the love and companionship pets provide, we kindly request that attendees do not bring their dogs or other pets to the event for the safety and well-being of both pets and attendees. Large crowds, loud noises, and unfamiliar environments can be stressful and overwhelming for animals. Additionally, navigating through dense crowds with a pet can pose safety risks for both the animal and other attendees.
Are there food trucks and a beverage garden?
Yes, there will be a variety of food trucks during all match days, as well as a designated 19+ beverage garden.
Is there a free water station?
Free water stations are available on-site at various locations throughout the event space. Please bring your own water bottle.
Watch Parties in the City
Alongside Canada Soccer House at The Shipyards, Lower Lonsdale and the North Shore is ready to host visitors celebrating the World Cup!
Hop on the Lonsdale StreetCart to explore restaurants and food establishments celebrating and showing soccer matches. These celebrations are within walking distance from The Shipyards, and allow you to explore Lower Lonsdale’s unique food scene while celebrating the World Cup.
Other Events in Lower Lonsdale
With Uber Eats Canada Soccer House North Vancouver located at The Shipyards this June and July, some annual events that previously took place in the area have made updates this summer to accommodate the World Cup festivities.
The Shipyards Splash Park is now open daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., but is scheduled to be temporarily closed from June 11 until after after the World Cup tournament.
The Shipyards’ Night Market is temporarily located on the block of East 1st Street between Lonsdale Ave and St Georges Ave on the following dates: June 12, 19 and 26, and July 3, 10 and 17. Bike Valet will be available on East 1st Street during these evenings. After these dates the market will return to The Shipyards.
The North Shore Jazz Festival, on June 28, has been relocated to Waterfront Park for 2026. The stage will be placed on the south side of the park which will give attendees a spectacular view of the performance from their picnic blanket, with a backdrop of the Burrard Inlet and downtown Vancouver.
Canada Day with the Rotary Club of Lions Gate, on July 1, is a celebration is located at The Shipyards at Cates Deck, on Carrie Cates Court, and in the Foot of Lonsdale Plaza. Uber Eats Canada Soccer House North Vancouver is also happening that day, please be prepared for increased crowds and traffic.
Lower Lonsdale Block Party, on June 27, will take place on East 1st Street from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. East 1st Street will be packed with activities and festivities, featuring the TransLink Car Free Days of Summer, on-street activations from local businesses, a Brewery District Beer Garden, tons of food options and street-games, along with even more live musical performances. Presented by the Lower Lonsdale BIA.