The 2026 FIFA World Cup has commenced in Vancouver, with an exciting opening match on Saturday. The first game featured Australia facing Türkiye, attracting a sold-out crowd of 52,497 at BC Place. Australia triumphed with a 2-0 victory in this inaugural match.
Beer Prices Revealed for FIFA World Cup Matches in Vancouver
An essential aspect for fans attending the matches is the cost of beer. Here’s a detailed overview of the beer prices at BC Place during the World Cup.
Beer and Beverage Options
- Domestic Beer: $16.25 for 473 mL
- Premium Beer: Ranges from $16.25 to $17.25 for 473 mL
- Large Beer (740 mL): $22 for both domestic and premium options
- Canned Cocktails and Seltzers: $12.75 to $13.50
For those looking to enjoy snacks with their drinks, a premium beer paired with a bag of chips will cost $25.75. This price matches buying the beer and chips separately—$22 for the beer plus $3.75 for chips.
Available Beer Brands
Fans can choose from an array of beer brands, including:
- Budweiser
- Bud Light
- Corona
- Michelob Ultra
- Stella Artois
- Stanley Park Brewing IPA
Non-Alcoholic Beverages
BC Place also offers several non-alcoholic options:
- Sparkling Soft Drinks: $7.75
- Bottled Water: $5.75
Food Concessions
In addition to beverages, a variety of food options are available for fans:
- Visa Cardholder Combo: $38.75 (includes two hot dogs, two chips, two beverages)
- Regular Hot Dogs: $10 each
- Footlong Hot Dogs: $13
- Vegetarian Hot Dogs: $10
- Pizza Slices: $10.50
- Chicken Tenders: $19.50
- Nachos and Cheese: $11.50
- Popcorn: $10
- Candy: $8.50
Fans attending the World Cup matches can now plan their purchases, knowing the prices for beer and food at BC Place.
