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About Centre Bell

Centre Bell is Montréal’s premier multi‑purpose indoor arena, home to the Montreal Canadiens since 1996. With a capacity for hockey around 21,105 and larger configurations for concerts and events, this venue hosts a wide range of performances—from NHL games to blockbuster concerts and family shows. The three‑tier layout (100 lower, 200 Club Desjardins, 300–400 upper) includes club and box seating, with great seats and the section you want availability varying by event. Below you’ll find practical details to help you secure your seats and plan your visit.

Need a hand securing tickets or arranging your stay? We’ve got you. From parking tips and transit options to nearby hotels and recommended dining, this page covers everything you need for a smooth, enjoyable Centre Bell experience. Remember to check the event’s seating chart for exact great seats and the section you want details when you book.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 1909 Avenue des Canadiens-de-Montréal, Montréal, Québec H3B 4C9 (Centre Bell contact page).
  • Capacity: ~21,105 seats for hockey; larger configurations used for concerts and other events.
  • Venue type: Multi‑purpose indoor arena; home of the Montreal Canadiens since 1996; also hosts concerts, family shows, and events.
  • Seating chart: Three‑tier layout (100 lower, 200 Club Desjardins, 300–400 upper) with additional club/box seating; seating varies by event (view event seating chart).
  • Parking: On‑site garage with public parking; event nights often priced higher (typical ranges cited by sources).
  • Transit: Connected to Lucien‑L’Allier and Bonaventure Metro stations and the downtown underground city.
  • Nearby hotels: Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth, Hotel Bonaventure Montreal, Renaissance Montreal Downtown Hotel, Montreal Marriott Chateau Champlain, Le Centre Sheraton Montreal Hotel, among others.
  • Notable events: Montreal Canadiens games; World Cup of Hockey 1996 and 2004; major concerts and other large‑capacity events.