Scotiabank Arena

Capacity: 19,800

Home Teams: Toronto Raptors (NBA), Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL)

Scotiabank Arena Events

Nary a hockey fan in the world could fail to shed a tear when Canadian folk music legend Stompin’ Tom Connors walked onto center ice with his guitar to sing “The Hockey Song” at the final game played at the old Maple Leaf Gardens on February 13, 1999. The Gardens was among the most storied of North American sports arenas as home to the NHL’s Toronto Maple Leafs (one of hockey’s Original Six) for 68 years, witnessing all of the franchise’s 13 Stanley Cup triumphs. All Maple Leafs regular season and playoff home games now take place at the modern Scotiabank Arena, along with every home game played by the NBA’s Toronto Raptors throughout the season. The Raptors thrilled Toronto fans when they won the NBA Championship (Canada’s first and only NBA title) in 2019, while the Maple Leafs still draw huge crowds despite a title drought lasting back to 1967. The venue also hosts many concerts and other major events. Hungry visitors will find plenty to eat at Scotiabank Arena with concessions offering quick tasty bites to fancier spots offering gourmet food and beverages (the venue even employs a wine sommelier!). Shoppers will also find plenty of team and event merchandise on sale at Scotiabank Arena.

Scotiabank Arena Seating Chart

Scotiabank Arena has many different seating options available to visitors for games and events. Premium seating areas like floor seats or luxury boxes cater to those in search of an exclusive experience, while plentiful mid-range and cheaper general seating offers the chance to be a part of the crowd. All seats have excellent views of the action. Search for available tickets for your game or event at Scotiabank Arena on TicketX along with our handy seating chart that outlines different seating options.

Getting to Scotiabank Arena (Transportation and Parking)

Visitors can access Scotiabank Arena via public transportation or driving their own vehicle.

Getting to Scotiabank Arena via public transportation

Getting to Scotiabank Arena via public transportation is the best option, especially with nearby construction in Toronto causing traffic congestion and road closures. Union Station is a major transit hub near Scotiabank Arena that connects the venue with the rest of the city via subway trains. You could also take a taxi to the venue.

Getting to Scotiabank Arena by car

Driving your own vehicle to Scotiabank Arena can be a bit of a headache, but it is possible. Traffic in downtown Toronto is legendary on the best of days and is frequently even heavier on days featuring games or big events. Plan to arrive early at Scotiabank Arena to avoid missing your event. Scotiabank Arena's official website has driving directions.

Does Scotiabank Arena have on-site parking?

There is on-site parking available at the Scotiabank Arena, but it is only available to private suite holders. Scotiabank Arena's official website recommends that visitors reserve parking spaces in nearby parking lots using SpotHero and then walk to the venue.

How much does Scotiabank Arena parking cost?

Scotiabank Arena parking garage charges a flat $50 fee during games and events, but access is limited to private suite holders. Nearby parking spots range in cost from C$25-35. You can browse Scotiabank Arena's official website recommends using SpotHero to find cheaper parking rates and to make prepaid parking reservations.