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Scotiabank Arena is a premier multi-purpose indoor arena in downtown Toronto, home to the Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL) and Toronto Raptors (NBA). Since opening in 1999 as the Air Canada Centre and rebranding in 2018, the venue has hosted world-class hockey, basketball, and concerts. Whether you’re grabbing tickets to a playoff game, a must-see concert, or a special event, we’ve got you covered with straightforward booking and trusted recommendations.
This page provides practical details to help you plan: seating options, parking, transit, and nearby hotel and restaurant partners. If you’re looking for a smooth ticket-buying experience, you’ve got a guy who can help you secure your seats with ease.
Scotiabank Arena sits at 40 Bay Street in downtown Toronto (M5J 2X2). It offers flexible seating configurations: Basketball capacity up to 19,800, Hockey capacity up to 18,800, Full concert capacity up to 19,800, and Theatre setup for 5,200. The venue is directly connected to Union Station, making TTC and GO Transit a convenient option for fans commuting from across the Greater Toronto Area. On-site parking includes two levels designated for suites and tenants, with cashless payment, plus accessible parking spaces. Public underground parking is available at Maple Leaf Square (York Street). For up-to-date seating charts, refer to the official Scotiabank Arena seating maps linked on their site. When you’re ready to book, we’ll help you secure your seats with clear, no-surprises options and reliable service.
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The arena offers various premium clubs and lounges, including Sher Club, Rogers Club, Mastercard Lounge, and ScotiaClub. Scotiabank Arena provides accessibility services and has a customer service policy in place. [4]
Venue history
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 40 Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario M5J 2X2.
- Venue type: Multi-purpose indoor arena, home to the Toronto Maple Leafs and Toronto Raptors.
- Renaming: Opened February 1999 as Air Canada Centre; renamed Scotiabank Arena on July 1, 2018.
- Seating capacity: Basketball 19,800; Hockey 18,800; Full concert 19,800; Theatre 5,200.
- Parking: On-site two levels for suites/tenants; cashless parking; accessible spaces; public underground parking at Maple Leaf Square (York Street).
- Transit: Direct access via Union Station; connected to TTC and GO Transit.
- Seating chart: Official seating maps available on the Scotiabank Arena site.
- Notable events hosted: 2016 NHL World Cup of Hockey; 2016 NBA All-Star Weekend; 2015 IIHF World U20 Championship; 2000 NHL All-Star Game; 2003 Liberal Party Convention.
