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About Canada Life Centre

Welcome to Canada Life Centre, a downtown multi-purpose indoor arena and home to the NHL's Winnipeg Jets and the AHL's Manitoba Moose. Since its renaming in 2021, this 15,321-seat (hockey) / 16,345-seat (concerts) venue at 300 Portage Avenue has hosted major events from UFC and WWE to AEW Dynamite and large touring concerts. Whether you’re catching a game or a high-energy show, we’ve got you covered with seating guidance, parking options, transit details, and nearby hotels and dining partners to simplify your visit.

From secure parking within a 10-minute stroll to convenient transit routes served by Winnipeg Transit (58 routes to the arena), Canada Life Centre is designed for a smooth guest experience. We highlight reliable hotel options nearby with affiliate partner recommendations to make booking easy. For the best experience, check the venue seating chart on the official Canada Life Centre site or trusted third-party charts, and secure your seats early through our network.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 300 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3C 5S4.
  • Capacity: 15,321 for hockey; 16,345 for concerts.
  • Venue type: Downtown multi-purpose indoor arena (home to NHL’s Winnipeg Jets and AHL’s Manitoba Moose).
  • Seating chart: Official seating information on the Canada Life Centre site; third-party seating charts available (e.g., SeatGeek).
  • Parking: Over 13,000 spaces within a 10-minute walk; pre-purchase parking available via ParkMobile/ParkWhiz.
  • Transit: Winnipeg Transit serves the arena with 58 routes; detailed transit info on the venue site.
  • Nearby hotels: Delta Hotels Winnipeg (350 St Mary Ave); Fairmont Winnipeg (2 Lombard Place); Alt Hotel Winnipeg (310 Donald Street); Hampton Inn by Hilton Winnipeg Downtown (330 York Ave); Fort Garry Hotel (222 Broadway).
  • Notable events hosted: UFC 161 (June 15, 2013, at the venue when it was MTS Centre); WWE Raw (Feb 2020) and WWE SmackDown (Sept 2022); AEW Dynamite/Rampage in 2023; Tim Hortons Brier (2008) and other major shows.
  • Renamed: Canada Life Centre since July 1, 2021 (formerly MTS Centre; Bell MTS Place).
  • Demolition/background: The original Winnipeg Arena (demolished 2006) was Winnipeg’s former home venue prior to the current arena.