General Admission at BC Place Stadium

(2025 Review) - Endline sections at BC Place Stadium are some of the largest sections in the stadium. Most sections have between 45 and 50 rows. Numbered rows are at the front, followed by single-letters and then double-letter rows. Sections 201-206 and 249-254 are Supporters Sections during Whitecaps matches. 

(2026 Review) - West End Location: Sections 201–206 and 249–254.    Home of Whitecaps FC Supporter Groups: Southsiders, South Sisters, Rain City Brigade, Curva Collective and others.    Primarily Reserved Seating: Assigned seats for most supporters.    High-Energy Environment: Standing, chanting, and singing for 90 minutes.    Who Should Sit Here  The Supporters Section at BC Place Stadium is designed for passionate Vancouver Whitecaps FC fans who want to actively participate in the match atmosphere. While seats are assigned, fans are still expected to stand, sing, and join organized chants throughout the game. If you prefer to remain seated or want a quieter viewing experience, midfield sections may be a better fit.  Supporters Section Location & Details  The Whitecaps FC Supporters Section is located on the west end of BC Place Stadium and includes Sections 201 through 206 and 249 through 254.  Within these sections, you’ll find several organized supporter groups, including the Southsiders, South Sisters, Rain City Brigade, and Curva Collective. Each group brings its own traditions, but all share a commitment to standing and vocal support throughout the match.  Unlike many MLS venues, this area is primarily reserved seating. Tickets will include a specific section and seat number. However, there is a small General Admission area located near Sections 253 and 254.  Views from the Supporters Section  From the west end, fans get a direct goal-line perspective.  This angle provides a strong view of attacking plays and goals at that end of the pitch. As with most endline seating, action on the opposite side of the field will feel farther away compared to midfield sections.