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About Scotiabank WCOH Fan Village

Welcome to Scotiabank WCOH Fan Village, a historic and vibrant festival space that brought World Cup of Hockey action to Toronto’s Distillery District and the East Fan Village. This page provides practical details to help you plan a smooth, stress-free visit—from where to park and how to get there, to viewing options, family zones, and nearby places to stay and dine. Remember, Fan Village spaces were temporary, with multiple viewing areas and stages, designed for festival-style enjoyment rather than fixed seating.

Note: Distillery Fan Village occupied the Historic Distillery District area, while East Fan Village encompassed a large space east of Cherry Street and south of Mill Street, including the parking lot area. The TTC was the recommended transit option, and a complimentary shuttle connected Fan Village with the Air Canada Centre for convenient movement during events.

Whether you’re rooting for your team or catching the live performances on the Pepsi Live Main Stage in East Fan Village, plan ahead for limited parking and ample walking or transit options. We’ve highlighted seating/standing areas, essential transport tips, and trusted partner hotels and restaurants to help you secure your plans with confidence. This page covers the Distillery District experience, East Fan Village layout, and the general guest flow you could expect during the festival days.

  • Open festival areas and standing spaces with multiple stages and viewing screens. No formal seating chart.
  • Parking was extremely limited. We recommend TTC transit where possible and using the free shuttle between Fan Village and the Air Canada Centre when available.
  • TTC options are plentiful in downtown Toronto; consider using public transit to reach the Distillery District and nearby venues.
  • We’ve curated affiliate hotel partners near Downtown/Toronto core and Distillery District for easy access to events.
  • Partner restaurants in the Distillery District and nearby hotspots offer convenient dining before or after events.

For performers and event details, follow official channels and plan to arrive early for prime viewing and family-friendly experiences like trophy displays and live music on festival days.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Locations: Distillery District (Distillery Fan Village) and East Fan Village (parking lot east of Cherry Street, south of Mill Street) in Toronto, Ontario.
  • Footprint: East Fan Village comprised more than 200,000 square feet of space; Distillery Fan Village occupied the historic Distillery District area.
  • Address reference: Distillery Fan Village located inside the Historic Distillery District, typically associated with 55 Mill Street (Distillery District address).
  • Parking and transit: Parking was extremely limited; TTC is recommended and a free shuttle operated between Fan Village and the Air Canada Centre.
  • Seating/venue layout: No formal seating chart—festival areas were open/standing spaces with multiple stages and viewing screens.
  • Notable events: The Killers and Daya headlined the Sept. 16 premiere party; Green Day was slated for Sept. 23 (later replaced by Lenny Kravitz); daily live music, trophy displays, and World Cup viewing on large screens.
  • Notable venues/media: Pepsi Live Main Stage in East Fan Village; Distillery Fan Village hosted family zones and trophy displays; World Cup trophy and 360° skating experiences noted by organizers.
  • Demolished/renamed: The Fan Village was a temporary 2016 event; Distillery District itself remains, with no permanent Fan Village continuing beyond the tournament.