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About Olympic Stadium - QC
Welcome to Olympic Stadium - QC, the largest covered amphitheatre in Quebec and a cornerstone of Montreal's Olympic Park. With a permanent seating capacity of 56,040 and up to 60,000 when the floor is used, this multi‑purpose stadium has hosted historic events—from the 1976 Summer Olympics to legendary concerts and baseball games. Below you’ll find practical details to help you plan your visit, including seating, parking, transit, and reliable nearby hotel and dining options. We've got you covered so you can secure your seats with confidence.
Planning ahead is key, especially with ongoing renovations. A roof replacement announced in 2024 is set to keep the stadium closed through construction that aims for completion around 2028. Check our listings for the latest events and availability. For a smooth trip, consider using transit from Pie-IX metro or bus routes 97, 139, and 439. Parking is available in P1 and P2 lots on Pierre-De Coubertin Ave at defined rates. If you’re staying in Montreal, our affiliate partners offer convenient hotel stays and dining options just steps from the venue. We’ll help you find trusted spots to fuel up before a show or unwind after.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Permanent seating capacity: 56,040 seats; up to 60,000 when the floor is used.
- Address: 4545 Pierre-De Coubertin Avenue, Montreal, QC H1V 0B2.
- Venue type: largest covered amphitheatre in Quebec; multi-purpose stadium in Olympic Park.
- Parking: P1 (4545 Pierre-De Coubertin Ave) and P2 (4141 Pierre-De Coubertin Ave) with defined rates.
- Transit: 2-minute walk from Pie-IX metro station; bus routes 97, 139, and 439 serve the area.
- Notable events: hosted the 1976 Summer Olympics, Montreal Expos baseball games (1977–2004), and major concerts with historically large attendances (e.g., Pink Floyd in 1977, Rolling Stones 1989).
- Renovation status: roof replacement announced in 2024; project cost around C$870M; stadium will be closed during the four-year work with completion targeted around 2028.