KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

Tuesday, September 29 to Saturday, October 3, 2026
1:00 pm: Gate D Box Office opens until 9:00 pm
1:00 pm: Gate E and Accessible Entrance (both off Pacific Blvd) open
1:30 pm: Match #1
4:00 pm: Match #2 (Saturday: Women’s Final)
6:45 pm: Match #3
9:00 pm: Concert
9:30 pm: In-and-out privileges end
10:45 pm: Match #4

Sunday, October 4, 2026
1:00 pm: Gate D Box Office opens until 9:00 pm
1:00 pm: Gate E and Accessible Entrance (both off Pacific Blvd) open
1:30 pm: Men’s Semifinal #1
4:00 pm: Men’s Semifinal #2
6:30 pm: Concert
7:00 pm: In-and-out privileges end
8:30 pm: Men’s Final

IN-AND-OUT
In-and-out privileges allowed until 9:30 pm from Tuesday to Saturday, and until 7 pm on Sunday. Guest intending to exit and re-enter are required to exit-scan

Visit super60.com for complete match and concert schedule.

NEW SECURITY & TURNSTILE ENTRY PROCESS
BC Place features new security screening and electronic turnstiles at entry points as part of recent venue upgrades.

For ease of entry, please enter through the gate indicated on your ticket. Guests are encouraged to re-download their mobile tickets prior to arrival to ensure the most up-to-date gate information is displayed.

At security screening:
At the gates, guests are asked to keep their personal items, including their stadium-permitted bags, on their person as they walk through the security detection system, and on to the electronic turnstiles. See below for more on the stadium clear bag policy.

At the turnstiles:
If the electronic tickets are in your Mobile Wallet, tap your phone near the contactless reader at the top of the turnstile screen.
If the electronic tickets are on the Ticketmaster app or if using physical tickets, scan using the barcode reader at the bottom of the turnstile screen.
If tapping or scanning multiple tickets on one phone, please wait for the green light and allow one guest in your group through the turnstile, before moving to the next ticket.

CLEAR BAG POLICY
To ensure a safe environment for the public and align with industry standards, BC Place has implemented a restricted bag policy as part of our integrated security plan.

Guests are encouraged not to bring bags of any type, however the following bags are permitted into the facility:

  • Bags no larger than 6.5” x 8.5”
  • Clear plastic bag (including clear plastic freezer bags) no larger than 12” x 12” x 6”

Exceptions may be provided for diaper bags and medically necessary items that cannot fit into a clear bag.

Bag check is available at Gate E on a first-come-first-served basis at $10 per piece.

Visit bcplace.com/clear-bag-policy to learn more.

PROHIBITED ITEMS & OTHER GUEST POLICIES
The following items are strictly prohibited.

  • Cricket bats, including those purchased at the merchandise tables outside Gate E, and other objects that may be used as weapons
  • Bottles or containers with capacity greater than 1 litre.
    • Note: Glass bottles are prohibited, regardless of size.
  • Air horns and whistles of any kind
    • Other noise makers must be used in a manner that respects the comfort and enjoyment of all guests. Drums are permitted, provided they fit within the guest’s lap, and are subject to search upon entry.
  • Any items with offensive, racist, discriminatory, or inappropriate language or imagery, or are religious, political or commercial in nature

For the full list of prohibited items, as well as other guest policies, visit bcplace.com/prohibited-items.

DRESS ACCORDINGLY
Be reminded that BC Place is an open-air stadium regardless if the roof is open or closed. Dress accordingly based on temperature outdoors.

CASHLESS VENUE
BC Place is a cashless venue. A cash-to-card station is available at the Guest Services desk at Sections 234.

ACCESSIBILITY
BC Place is committed to ensuring every guest has the best experience possible, including guests who require assistance with mobility and access, and who may have a hidden disability.

  • Sensory kits (until supplies last):
  • Sensory Room:
    • Level 2: Section 250 ramp
  • Lactation pods:
  • Assistive listening technology for guests with hearing aids
    • Level 2: Section 234
  • Hidden Disabilities Sunflower (HDS) lanyards
    • Level 2: Section 234

REUSABLE CUP PROGRAM
All draft beer, cocktails, and wine are served in reusable cups. After enjoying their beverage, guests are asked to drop their cup in the designated reusable cups bins around the stadium. The reusable cup program eliminates the need for new materials and manufacturing for each serving, helping conserve valuable environmental resources, while also keeping beverages colder for longer.

INADMISSIBLE PATRON PROGRAM
BC Place is a member of the Inadmissible Patron Program. An Inadmissible Patron is defined as a person whose lifestyle, associations and/or activities pose a risk to public safety, either directly or from third parties. This includes people who are involved with or associated to organized crime, gangs, and the drug trade. Vancouver Police will be on site and assisting in the enforcement of this program. Anyone identified as an Inadmissible Patron by police will be denied entry/evicted from the venue and will not receive any refund or compensation.

Canada Super 60 Returns to BC Place Stadium for Season 2 on September 29 to October 4, 2026

The Canada Super 60 League, one of the most exciting new additions to the global cricket landscape, is set to return for its highly anticipated second season at the iconic BC Place Stadium from September 29 to October 4, 2026.

Set in a landmark year for global sport, with BC Place hosting seven matches during the FIFA World Cup 2026, the return of Canada Super 60 further reinforces the venue’s historic stature as one of the world’s premier multi-sport arenas.

Following a groundbreaking debut season that captured the imagination of fans across continents, Canada Super 60 continues its journey to become a marquee event on the international cricket calendar. With its high-intensity ten-over-a-side format, world-class broadcast production, and an unmatched indoor stadium experience, the league is poised to deliver an even bigger and more compelling spectacle in its second edition.

Beyond the boundary, the league will once again bring together a vibrant mix of sport and entertainment, with concerts, cultural showcases, and fan-driven experiences set to energize Vancouver. Canada Super 60 is not just a tournament, but a celebration of culture, community, and global sport.