Stade Saputo

Saputo Stadium is located in Montreal's Olympic Park

Stade Saputo Events

Stade Saputo hosts Football Soccer ⚽ events. It is also the home venue of CF Montreal.

Stade Saputo Travel & Parking

🏟️ Address: Stade Saputo, 4750 Sherbrooke St E, Montreal, Quebec, H1V 3S8, Canada Directions in Google Maps

Stade Saputo is located in Olympic Park, approximately 7 km north of downtown Montreal. With extensive parking options and public transport links available, it is accessible via a number of travel methods.

Below you can find general information on travel and parking for Stade Saputo. Individual events may have additional/restricted services available, and so we recommend clicking through to the event and viewing the Travel & Parking tab for event-specific information.

🅿️ Parking

There are a number of parking options available at Olympic Park for events at Stade Saputo:

P1 – 4545 Pierre-De Coubertin, 971 spaces · 1.0 km (12 min) walk
P2 – 4141 Pierre-De Coubertin, 804 spaces · 1.1 km (13 min) walk
P3 – 2727 Pie-IX, 412 spaces · 1.1 km (13 min) walk
P4 – 4200 Sherbrooke Est, 476 spaces · 550 m (7 min) walk
P5 – 3200 Viau, 800 spaces · 250 m (3 min) walk

The P5 parking lot is reserved for members with a parking pass. For lots P1-P4, they cost CAD $25 for Saputo Stadium events, payable upon arrival.

🚖️ Taxi

Taxis and rideshare can pick up and drop off on the roads surrounding the venue.

🚍 Coach & Bus

Bus is a popular way to reach Stade Saputo because of its connections with multiple routes:

136 & 353 – Viau / No 3265 stop · 250 m (3 min) walk
185 & 364 – Sherbrooke / No 4750 stop · 260 m (3 min) walk
34, 125, & 136 – Station Viau stop · 750 m (9 min) walk

🚆 Train

Stade Saputo can be reached via Montreal Metro's Green Line. Viau station is 750 m (9 min) walk, Pie-IX station is 1.1 km (13 min) walk, while L'Assomption stadium is 1.2 km (14 min) walk from the venue.

🚴 Cycling

Bike racks are located throughout Olympic Park and in P2. There are a number of cycling paths nearby on Rachel Street, Maisonneuve Park, and Bennett Street, as well as a protected cycling lane along Sherbrooke Street East.

Stade Saputo Hotels & Accommodation

Although a major Canadian city, Montreal is surprisingly affordable, giving you the freedom to stay in any neighbourhood, even Downtown, without having to break the bank. The island is also well-connected by the metro, making it easy to explore the far-reaching neighbourhoods of the city, even if you aren’t staying there.

📍 Where To Stay

Old Montreal and Downtown are the central hubs of Montreal, with everything you could want and need at the tips of your fingers. But while Downtown is the cosmopolitan centre of the city filled with business people and students, Old Montreal is the historic centre filled with beautiful landmarks.

To the southwest of the centre, Saint-Henri and Little Burgundy are affordable yet chic inner-city neighbourhoods suited to young professionals and families. They are refined yet lively with a number of popular bars and cafes and parks.

The France-inspired Le Plateau Mont-Royale is another family-friendly spot that offers quaint historic townhouses, nearby hiking trails, and a laid-back atmosphere.

Mile End is a cooler, cheaper, and more alternative neighbourhood known for its artistic edge. Here you’ll find yourself in hipster hangouts, thrift shops, book stores, and craft breweries during the day, and partying in its eclectic bars at night.

Downtown and the neighbouring Gay Village compete with Mile End for the party crown, as both areas are buzzing most evenings with a fun and diverse crowd. Although the entire city is pretty gay-friendly, the Village is most eager to welcome gay couples.

Each of Montreal's neighbourhoods has its own distinct character, and where you stay determines what aspect of the city you most want to see.

About Stade Saputo

Stade Saputo, or Saputo Stadium, is a football stadium in Montreal. It opened in 2008 as the home of CF Montreal – known then as Montreal Impact – with a 13,034 capacity; it was expanded just a few years later when the team joined Major League Soccer in 2012, leaving it with room to seat 19,619 spectators. It is located at Olympic Park on the site of the former track and field practice grounds for the 1976 Olympic Games. Over the years, it has hosted a number of international games involving Canada.

🍔 Food & Drink

Food and beverages can be purchased from several concessions points located around the concourse, where you'll find classic stadium fare such as pizza, hot dogs, and popcorn, as well as local favourites like poutine.

💂 Entry Gates

There are 3 entrances at Stade Saputo, with the main entrance located off 4750 Sherbrooke Street East. Please use the gate that corresponds with your ticket.

All spectators will be subject to an electronic inspection and bag search before being allowed entrance into the stadium.

🚽 Toilets

Toilets can be found throughout the concourse around the stadium.

🧑‍🦽 Disabled Facilities

A dedicated wheelchair bathroom is located in Section 130, next to the main Boutique. Restrooms located next to the Suites and on the South concourse are also wheelchair accessible.

Guests arriving in a wheelchair can enter via the main entrance on 4750 Sherbrooke Street East, as there is an elevator at the reception leading directly to the West gate. This gate is also accessible when parking in P5.