Vancouver Whitecaps invite fans to watch MLS Cup showdown at B.C. Place
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VANCOUVER – The Whitecaps won’t play the MLS Cup at home, but the team is still inviting fans to come watch the championship game together in Vancouver.
The ‘Caps will battle Inter Miami for the MLS Cup in Florida on Saturday, and fans who aren’t making the nearly 5,500-kilometre trek can instead take in the game at B.C. Place.
Tickets for the watch party are $15, with proceeds going to the Whitecaps FC Foundation.
Doors will open at 10:30 a.m. PT and the first 15,000 fans will receive a free T-shirt.
The Whitecaps also held a watch party for last week’s Western Conference final, where Vancouver bested expansion side San Diego FC 3-1 to advance.
About 8,000 people watched that game at B.C. Place.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Dec. 1, 2025.