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Coca-Cola Coliseum Tickets

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Toronto, ON

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September 2027

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Welcome to Coca-Cola Coliseum, the multi‑purpose indoor arena at Exhibition Place in Toronto. Home to the Toronto Marlies and a venue for concerts, gymnastics, and large events, Coca-Cola Coliseum combines flexible seating with convenient access. Whether you’re catching a hockey game, a concert, or a special event, we’ve got you covered with practical planning details, parking tips, transit options, and recommended hotels and dining nearby.

Note: Seating configurations vary by event. Official seating charts and view maps are available on the venue’s site. When you’re ready to buy, secure your seats through trusted partners and avoid missing out on in-demand shows.

Venue Highlights: Coca-Cola Coliseum sits adjacent to Enercare Centre and features a capacity range from 4,100 to 9,250 depending on the setup (Centre Stage reaches up to 9,250). The arena has hosted the Toronto Marlies (AHL) since 2005 and has welcomed major events like the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, NBA All-Star Weekend activities, and recent PWHL Toronto games. With over 5,000 parking spots managed by Exhibition Place and multiple transit options nearby, you’ll find easy ways to attend big events. For a complete experience, consider nearby Hotel X Toronto for convenient on-site lodging, plus a curated list of recommended restaurants and affiliates to simplify dining before or after the show.

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Inside the venue

Coca-Cola Coliseum offers barrier-free sections throughout the venue, designated with an “A” after the section number (e.g., 117A). Accessible seating sections feature removable seating that can accommodate wheelchairs. Fans with tickets in accessible sections (e.g., 103A, 113A, 117A, 118A) should access their section via the elevators located inside the VIP entrance lobby to the right of the main gates. [1]

Venue history

Coca-Cola Coliseum was originally built in 1922. The venue was renovated in 2003. Coca-Cola Coliseum was previously known as CNE Coliseum (1921-2003) and Ricoh Coliseum (2003-2018). [2] [3]

References

  1. [1] Coca-Cola Accessibility Fact Sheet
  2. [2] Coca-Cola Coliseum, Toronto, ON, Canada Concert Setlists
  3. [3] Coca-Cola Coliseum - Toronto

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 19 Nunavut Road, Toronto, Ontario M6K 3C3.
  • Venue type: Indoor multi‑purpose arena at Exhibition Place; part of the Enercare Centre complex; hosts hockey, concerts, and events.
  • Capacity: Hockey 8,140; Concert configurations 4,100–9,250 (Centre Stage up to 9,250).
  • Seating chart: Official seating charts and view maps are available on the venue's site (seating configurations vary by event).
  • Parking: Over 5,000 parking spots adjacent to Coca-Cola Coliseum; parking managed by Exhibition Place; public transit recommended for large events.
  • Transit: GO Transit (Exhibition GO) nearby; TTC streetcar connections (509/511) and nearby routes; directions provided on the venue site.
  • Nearby hotels: Hotel X Toronto (111 Princes' Blvd, on Exhibition Place) is the onsite option; other downtown hotels are within a short transit ride.
  • Notable events hosted: Home to the Toronto Marlies (AHL) since 2005; has hosted the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, CNE events, and large-scale events such as gymnastics during the 2015 Pan American Games (Toronto Coliseum), NBA All-Star Weekend activities in 2016, and more recently PWHL Toronto games (2024–25). The venue was renamed Coca-Cola Coliseum in 2018 after Coca-Cola acquired naming rights.