Scotia Bank Arena - formerly Air Canada Centre

Scotiabank Arena is Toronto's major arena and entertainment venue. It is home to both the Toronto Maple Leafs NHL team and the Toronto Raptors NBA team

The Toronto Maple Leafs get ready to play at the Scotia Bank Arena
The Toronto Maple Leafs get ready to play at the Scotia Bank Arena cc licensed photo by Eternalsleeper

Scotiabank Arena is a major venue for sports and entertainment in downtown Toronto with seating for up to 19,800 fans depending on the type of event.

About Scotiabank Arena

Formerly known as the Air Canada Centre, the venue underwent a name change on July 1, 2018, to become Scotiabank Arena - a prominent venue for sports and entertainment in downtown Toronto, boasting a capacity of up to 19,800 attendees depending on the nature of the event.

Home to Iconic Teams

As the proud home of the Toronto Maple Leafs NHL Club, the Toronto Raptors Basketball Club, and the Toronto Rock Lacrosse Team, Scotiabank Arena carries a rich sports legacy. Beyond these cornerstone teams, the arena hosts a diverse array of events year-round, ranging from exhilarating skating shows to captivating circuses and electrifying concerts.

Prime Location

Strategically situated near Union Station and the iconic CN Tower, Scotiabank Arena offers unparalleled accessibility in downtown Toronto. Whether you're arriving by train or exploring the vibrant city streets, the arena's central location ensures convenient access for visitors and locals alike.

Stay Updated

For the latest updates on Scotiabank Arena's events and offerings, be sure to visit the official website linked to below. From thrilling sporting spectacles to unforgettable live performances, there's always something extraordinary happening at Scotiabank Arena.



Facts For Your Visit

Fee: Yes. Admission fees vary by event.

Scotia Bank Arena Hours:
Opening hours may differ on holidays

  • Monday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Thursday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Saturday: Closed
  • Sunday: Closed

Address: 40 Bay St., Toronto, ON M5J 3A5, Canada

Phone: (416) 815-5500

Official Website: Scotia Bank Arena

Scotia Bank Arena Reviews

Rated 4.6 out of 5 Star Rating

5 Star Rating We visited the Scotiabank Arena for Family Day to watch the Marlies Ice Hockey Team whist visiting my cousins in Toronto. It was our first time watching a professional Ice Hockey game, and we absolutely loved it! We booked the tickets in early October for a match in February, and our seats were great! The price was very reasonable too. Overall, I was impressed with the arena. It was quick to get through security, grab a drink, and get to our seats. Drinks and snacks are overpriced ($90 for 3 beers and a Gin & Tonic), but they always are in venues like this. It was also weird that we weren't allowed to bring in our own plastic water bottles, but they sell plastic water bottles inside. The washrooms were clean and well maintained. We had a great day out, and would highly recommend taking the family to watch an ice hockey game on family day at the Scotiabank Arena. Please note, you can only buy tickets on ticketmaster if you have an address in Canada (or possibly the USA). Be advised...you may be chanting "Let's Go Marlies" for quite a while afterwards. 😅 They have now become our favourite Ice Hockey Team. 😁🇨🇦
Christina Sanchez de Beggs - a month ago

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5 Star Rating Had the chance to watch the Toronto Raptors vs Dallas Mavericks from the Gondola Suites at Scotiabank Arena, and the experience was amazing. The GBOX gives you a unique elevated view of the court, and it feels a lot more private and comfortable than regular seating. Great atmosphere, great view of the game, and perfect for enjoying a Raptors night in a different way. Definitely a memorable experience watching the Raptors take on the Mavericks. 🏀✨⛹️
Simranjeet Kaur - a month ago

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5 Star Rating Got to see a raptors game. It was such a great experience even though we were pretty high up. We got free shirts and as someone than never got to go to an nba game before, the experience was insane! Really recommend and if I’m in town next I’ll definitely go back, maybe to see the Toronto Leafs! Pretty expensive, maybe depending on when you buy your tickets it’s less expensive but definitely buy in advance. My friends and I got there around 6:30pm, the game started at 7:30pm so we might have waited about 30 to 40 minutes to enter since the doors opened at 7pm.
za’ - a month ago

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5 Star Rating I recently caught a Raptors vs. Pistons game at Scotiabank Arena. It is a loud and fun spot with a great energy. Here is the breakdown for your visit. Location and Access The best part is how easy it is to get here. It is connected to Union Station. You can walk from the train or subway without going outside. This is a huge win in the winter. Seating and Comfort The seats are comfortable and offer a good view. However, it gets tight. If you have a bulky jacket and food, you will feel cramped. Try to use the coat check if you want more room. Food and Service I was impressed by the speed. Even with a busy crowd, food service was fast. The staff keep things moving. The washrooms were also clean and well maintained. The Game Experience The arena itself is top tier. Personally, I found the NBA pace a bit slow. There are many breaks in the action. If you like a non-stop, fast-paced game, this might feel a bit choppy. Overall, it is a great place for a night out in Toronto.
Kumar Vaibhav Tanwar - a month ago

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5 Star Rating I had a wonderful visit to Scotiabank Arena with my colleagues to watch the Toronto Maple Leafs. The atmosphere in the arena for the game was high energy, and the view from the box seats was unbeatable! Even though the Leafs lost in a shoot out, we had a great time, and loved the venue.
Graeme Baker - a month ago

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Directions

TTC Subway Line Nearest Station Walking Time
Yonge-University-Spadina LineUnion Station2 Minutes

How to get to Scotia Bank Arena by TTC Subway

No bus needed. From Union Subway Station is directly connected with the Air Canada Centre. Exit toward the Go Station and follow the signs to ACC (about a 2 minute walk).

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