Published on 12 May 2026
FIFA World Cup 2026 Vancouver: Information for Swiss Supporters
Event Date
- Thursday - Sunday
Swiss fan base, watch parties, matchday information and useful guidance for Swiss visitors and supporters in Vancouver.
We are thrilled to announce the designated Official Swiss Fan Base at the heart of the city’s waterfront.
Where: Steamworks Brewpub, 375 Water St, Vancouver (next to the Waterfront Station).
Swiss Group Stage Matches:
13 June Qatar vs Switzerland;
18 June Switzerland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina;
24 June Switzerland vs Canada.
All matches kick-off at 12 PM.
Additional knockout-stage viewing parties to follow should Switzerland advance.
This fan gathering is organized by the Consulate General of Switzerland in Vancouver, the Swiss Canadian Chamber of Commerce and Steamworks Brewery.
A huge thank you to Steamworks for making this fan base possible and for their hospitality in welcoming the Swiss community to such a prime Vancouver location.
Join the Swiss community at Queen’s Park Arena for a lively, family-friendly event!
When: Wednesday, 24 June 2026 from 11:00 am to 2:30 pm
Where: Queen's Park Arena, 51 Third Avenue, New Westminster, BC V3L 1L7 (Situated within Queen's Park near 1st Street and 3rd Avenue, organized by the Vancouver Swiss Society).
Free event.
For more information, visit: https://www.newwestcity.ca/fired-up/events/8571.php
The fan march in Vancouver ahead of the Switzerland vs. Canada match will be a lively, family-friendly event bringing supporters together to celebrate the game.
Fans dressed in national colors will gather at a central meeting point downtown and walk together toward the stadium, waving flags, singing chants, and creating an energetic pre‑match atmosphere.
More detailed information will follow.
Know Before You Go
This official resource provides you with essential pre-event information ahead of attending World Cup matches, including key operational, security, and logistical requirements.
It also outlines important details related to ticketing, permitted items, stadium regulations, travel documentation, and venue access protocols, with a view to ensuring a safe, efficient, and consistent experience across all host cities.
Check the official information from Government of Canada on entry requirements, including travel documents, visas and Electronic Travel Authorization, eTA, before you travel.
Swiss citizens travelling to Canada by air usually need an eTA.
Bringing food into Canada for personal use
If you are travelling to Canada for FIFA events and plan to bring food with you, please check Canada’s import rules before departure.
For details, please consult the Canadian Food Inspection Agency: Bringing food into Canada for personal use
Consult the FDFA travel advice for Canada before departure and during your stay for up-to-date information on the security situation, possible risks and recommended precautionary measures.
Find official guidance from Government of Canada for FIFA World Cup 2026™ fans and travellers, including travel documents, border information, transport, packing tips and safety advice.
Hopp Schwiiz — see you soon in Vancouver!
Event Date
- Thursday - Sunday