Scotia Bank Arena - formerly Air Canada Centre

Went to watch a basketball game and had a great time. Giving it 4/5 because its a bit of an odd scenario where you can't bring in any bags larger than a fanny pack or clutch wallet - and they were pulling people out of line to check their bags - but yet there were lots of people walking around with larger bags and purses... it felt awkwardly selective. It was surprisingly smaller than I expected but large enough. The seats are great, very similar to the rogers centre (former sky dome) but on a much smaller scale. Food and drinks are EXPENSIVE so be prepared to spend $20 on a beer (after tip) & $20+ on food. Popcorn was about $15 ish. There is a decent variety of food and beverage options and the queues didn't feel too long. You can also order directly to your seat which is a nice plus... but its not intuitive for a first time user. You need the app which you dont get to directly by scanning the QR code at your seat... FYI marketing and operations teams @scotiabank arena - i feel like this would increase inseat sales 10 fold.
Marlene Verissimo - 3 months ago

I recently visited Scotiabank Arena to watch the Anaheim vs. Maple Leafs game, and overall it was a fantastic experience. The arena itself is very impressive, and I was especially blown away by the quality of the sound system, it really adds to the atmosphere. Entry was smooth, and getting through security was quick and efficient, which set a great tone right from the start. The washrooms were clean and well-maintained throughout the event. As expected, drinks are on the pricey side, but a nice convenience is that you can order food and beverages directly from your seat, which makes the experience much more enjoyable. Watching a game live at the arena is on a completely different level compared to TV, it’s far more exciting and immersive. The energy of the crowd and the live action make it truly memorable. Another big advantage is the location. The arena is well-connected to public transit and trains, making it very easy to get to and from the venue. Overall, it was a great experience, and I’d highly recommend catching a game here if you have the chance.
B Mirzaei - 3 months ago

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 - 4 months ago

Had a wonderful experience at the Josh Groban concert. However I found the Scotiabank Arena very hard to navigate and it was under construction. Also, I recommend getting good seats and not sitting in the nosebleeds. The orange seats in the nosebleeds are not comfortable at all. I really appreciated that Josh used both stages though so we could see him.
Emily Godin - a month ago