Parking for BC Place and Yaletown — downtown lots
Yaletown’s patios and restaurants sit a short walk from BC Place, making the district the natural pre- and post-match gathering spot. On match days its limited parking will be claimed by early afternoon. Reserve a clicknpark space in advance, enjoy the build-up, and stroll to the stadium. Use code VANC5 in the app for $5 off any booking of $20 or more.
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Reservable parking downtown
Weekdays during the day and all weekend: indoor parkades in Coal Harbour, about fifteen minutes on foot from BC Place and Rogers Arena. Weeknight evenings: 1177 Pacific Boulevard, about ten minutes on foot — book it in the clicknpark app. Each parking page shows its availability before you book.
1021 West Hastings1021 West Hastings StreetIndoor parkadeHours and availability: see the parking page
The Stack1133 Melville StreetIndoor parkadeHours and availability: see the parking page
Oceanic Plaza1066 West Hastings StreetHours and availability: see the parking pageSee all reservable parking in Vancouver, by neighbourhood.
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Frequently asked questions
Where should I park for BC Place?
On weekends and on weekdays during the day, in the Coal Harbour parkades, about fifteen minutes on foot. On weeknight evenings, at 1177 Pacific Boulevard, about ten minutes on foot — book it in the clicknpark app.
How long is the walk to BC Place?
About fifteen minutes from the Coal Harbour parkades, and about ten minutes from 1177 Pacific Boulevard.
Can I keep my car parked after the final whistle?
Book the time you need, or extend from your phone — useful when the city celebrates late.
Things to do in Yaletown
Yaletown is Vancouver's stylish waterfront district, steps from BC Place.
Restaurants & patios on Hamilton St
Converted warehouses now home to some of the city's best dining and lounges.
The seawall & David Lam Park
Waterfront paths and green space along False Creek, perfect before a match.
BC Place, steps away
The stadium is right next door, an easy walk from anywhere in the district.
Aquabus to Granville Island
A short ferry hop across False Creek to the famous public market.
Roundhouse Community Centre
A heritage rail building turned arts and community hub.