Lamport Stadium

Lamport Stadium — located in Liberty Village, Toronto — is a multi-purpose stadium with a capacity of approximately 9,600. The field is made of artificial turf and is of standard dimensions suitable for 11-a-side matches. The complex is designed to host a variety of sports, both professional and amateur, including: soccer, rugby league and rugby union, American/Canadian football, field hockey, lacrosse and even ultimate frisbee. Additionally, during the winter months, a "winter dome" allows for year-round use — even in cold weather.

Key Features & Amenities

• Number/Type of Fields/Turf: Main field with artificial turf surface marked with multiple lines for soccer, rugby, field hockey and other field sports.
• Spectator Seating/Seat Capacity: The stadium has a capacity of approximately 9,600 spectators. Lighting/Night Play: The stadium is floodlit for night games and events. Parking: There is a public parking lot for visitors — reportedly, a designated parking lot to the south of the stadium (accessible).
• Washrooms/Changing Rooms/Change Rooms: The stadium has washrooms and changing rooms/change rooms/change rooms for athletes and users.
• Year-round Use (even in winter): With a seasonal dome/winter bubble on the ground, the stadium can be used all year round, not just in the right season.

Programs & Activities

• Recreational soccer league — For example, the Rally Sports & Leisure Club runs a co-ed/recreational soccer league in Lamport.
• 7-aside soccer league — Turf Soccer 7s — is run by the Extreme Toronto Sports Club (XTSC) or other groups.
• Rugby League / Rugby Union — The stadium is used for rugby matches and practices; professional or amateur rugby teams may use it.
• Field Hockey — Lamport's artificial turf is designed to be suitable for field hockey as well.
• Canadian / gridiron football — The stadium is sometimes used as a practice ground or field for Canadian / American football.
• Lacrosse — Lamport Stadium has also been used by a lacrosse team in the past.
• Ultimate Frisbee — has plans as a recreational/semi-professional league or team at Lamport, for example the Toronto Rush will use Lamport for part of their home season in 2024.

How to book

1. For city-owned stadiums — including Lamport — you must apply through the “Stadiums” section of the City of Toronto website or by calling the dedicated “Client Services – Stadium Bookings” hotline at 416-396-7378 (option 2).
2. If it is a one-time, short-term (e.g., practice, friendly, or recreational game) — you can use the “Online Booking” system; reservations are available from 14 days to 3 days prior to the desired date.
3. If you are booking for a longer period or league/series (seasonal booking) — you must submit a “Seasonal Request for Space” form + group/team information + list of participants + organization details (if a group).
4. After submitting your request or online reservation, you must pay the applicable fee; liability insurance may also be required for official/public use.
5. In the case of a special event, tournament, or program with a large number of participants — an additional special event permit may be required.

Location & Accessibility & Contact

• Official address: 1155 King Street W, Toronto, ON M6K 1E9, Canada
• Tram/Streetcar: The 504 King Streetcar stops directly in front of the stadium.
• Bus: Bus 29 (Dufferin 29 Southbound) is also nearby; it's a short walk from Liberty Street to the stadium.
• Train + Combined Transit: If you're coming by train/GO Transit, you can get to Exhibition Station and then take local transit + a short walk to the stadium.
• Hours: Sunday to Saturday, 8:00 AM to 11:00 PM
• Phone: +14163384386

FAQs

Can the stadium be rented for practice, recreational games, or private events?

Yes — The stadium can be reserved by the municipality for games, practices, tournaments, or events. You must contact Client Services to make a reservation.

Are animals or bicycles allowed in the stadium?

No — Animals, bicycles, and similar items are not allowed inside the stadium.