Bell Centre

During our vacation in Montreal, we happened to stumble upon Centre Bell, and it turned out to be a highlight of our trip. Although I’m not a huge hockey fan, I gained a deeper appreciation for how significant the sport is to the city. Even from the outside, the arena is impressive, adorned with numerous plaques and statues that honor the players and the rich history of hockey in Montreal. The atmosphere around Centre Bell was vibrant, showcasing the pride the city has in its legendary team. I hope to return during hockey season to experience a game live. I can only imagine the excitement and camaraderie as fans come together to support their team in a place that truly celebrates their sport. Centre Bell is definitely worth a visit, whether you’re a hockey enthusiast or just curious about Montreal’s sporting culture!
Joe - 3 weeks ago

Facilities and staff is amazing. The place was clean though some foul smell in the upper seats. Bathrooms clean and well stocked. Good access and felt very secure. But the sound of the Simple Minds concert was terrible. Show was amazing, but still, the sound wasn't up to it.
Giorgio Russo - 2 months ago

This has to be the absolute best atmosphere for a game of hockey! Especially when it's Saturday night and the Habs are in contention for a playoff spot! As my entire trip was booked around seeing a game at the Bell Centre, the excitement created from the atmosphere itself was worth every dollar spent. There were big lines to get in when the doors opened, but everything flowed very smoothly. Signage was laid out nicely and the crowds weren't as dense as you'd think for the amount of people in attendance. The courtyard also has some great statues and tributes of the all-time legends. It's hard to leave a review for a venue as great as this without sounding biased and subjective, but from start to finish, this was a great time. For anyone thinking about going to check out a Habs game, do it! You're in the mecca of it all, and you can really feel it.
Benjamin S - 4 months ago

Bell Centre, formerly known as Molson Centre, is a multi-purpose arena located in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Opened on March 16, 1996, it is the home arena of the Montreal Canadiens of the National Hockey League, replacing the Montreal Forum and it is the largest indoor arena in Canada. I attended the Heart with Cheaptrick concert April 2nd. The show was ok. Ann Wilson had to be seated in wheelchair but her voice did not disappoint. The song selection was not great as she missed a few of her great hits. For concerts, I find that the acoustics are really not good when you are in the stands as there seems to be an echo that does not do the artists any justice. The atmosphere here is just incredible. The seating is horrible, too close together. Hard to move without bumping the neighbor on either side of you. The food here is very overpriced so I suggest you eat prior to attending. Even bottled water is expensive. Parking on the street can be difficult to find or you can pay to park for $25. Location is not ideal, too many other buildings and such around. Should be more like Scotiabank Place in Ottawa.
Tina Catherine - 5 months ago