Nat Bailey Stadium Vancouver: Games, Tickets and How to Get There

Nat Bailey Stadium stands at 4601 Ontario St., near the intersection of 33rd Avenue and Main Street. Its location puts several bus stops and King Edward Station within walking distance, with different stops serving different approaches.

If you’re planning a broader stay in the area, the Oakridge transit and neighbourhood guide can help put the stadium’s setting in context.

The Vancouver Canadians’ schedule and ticket information are available through the club’s tickets page. Game dates and first-pitch times vary, so check the official site before you go.

Fans can enter Nat Bailey Stadium one hour before first pitch, unless otherwise posted. That gives you a window to get through the gates before the game begins; check your ticket for the details that apply to your event.

All seats at Nat Bailey Stadium are assigned, and the Box Office can be reached at 604-872-5232. Review the bag and food rules before setting out, as some items are restricted at entry.

• Bags larger than 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches are not permitted. Small non-clear bags are subject to search, and non-clear clutches must be no larger than 5 inches by 8 inches.
• Outside food and drink are prohibited, with exceptions for items needed for unique dietary needs. Fans may bring factory-sealed bottled water no larger than 1 liter.
• If you need to bring food or beverages for allergies or a medical condition, request prior approval from the Vancouver Canadians by email before event day.
• Re-entry is permitted only through the first- and third-base gates. You must show your ticket and hand stamp when returning.

Strollers are not allowed in the seating bowl. Enter through the third-base gate and check a stroller at the Amrize Children’s Play Area beside that gate.

Fans with accessibility needs can enter through the third-base gate at the southeast corner. Wheelchair-accessible viewing platforms are in the Hey Y’all Porch and along the left-field line.

King Edward Station on the Canada Line is about a 15-minute walk from the stadium, roughly five blocks. Bus stops offer other approaches, so check which stop best matches your route.

• Bus 33 stops at Midlothian Avenue, about half a block from the Box Office.
• Bus 3 stops at Main Street and East 29th Avenue, about two blocks away.
• Buses 15 and 25 stop at Cambie Street and King Edward Avenue, about five blocks away.
• Bus 41 stops at Main Street and East 41st Avenue, about five blocks away.

For a game-day trip from Cozy Bedrooms Guest House, Nat Bailey Stadium is about a 16-minute walk away. If you’re considering a drive, the route takes about 6 minutes by car.

Limited paid parking is available at the stadium, with lot entrances at East 30th Avenue and Ontario Street, and at Midlothian Avenue. Credit and debit are accepted. Tailgating is not permitted in the stadium lots, and outdoor grills and alcohol consumption are prohibited there.

Limited accessible parking is available near the stadium, mostly in the Ontario Street lot at the east end and in the area next to third base. The listed fee is $10 per space, with cashless payment only. Parking details can change, so check the official site before you go.

More than 200 free bicycle-parking spots are available along Ontario Street from one hour before first pitch until the end of the game. Bring your own bike lock.

Queen Elizabeth Park also has more than 200 paid parking spaces at the top of the park, a short walk from the ballpark; you can find more places to walk in this guide to parks in Vancouver near Oakridge.