Scotiabank Arena

• Driving & Parking
  From the Gardiner Expressway, take the Spadina or York Street exits. From the DVP, connect to the Gardiner westbound. Downtown Toronto garages.
• Public Transit
  • Bus
    Regional buses arrive at the indoor Union Station Bus Terminal, which features a direct pedestrian bridge to the arena. GO Transit and regional buses do not drop off on the street. They use the Union Station Bus Terminal located inside the CIBC SQUARE complex, which is connected directly to the arena via an indoor pedestrian bridge.
  • Train
    Union Station is directly connected to the arena via the indoor PATH network. The transit hub serves TTC Subway Line 1, GO Transit Rail and Bus, VIA Rail, and the UP Express direct link to Pearson Airport.
• Rideshare
  Avoid calling an Uber, Lyft, or taxi directly to Bay Street or Bremner Boulevard. Strict city no-standing enforcement means drivers cannot linger outside the arena gates. Pro-Tip: Walk 5 to 10 minutes north to Front Street, Wellington Street, or King Street before requesting a pickup to escape the immediate gridlock and security perimeters.

Bars & Restaurants

• Real Sports Bar & Grill
  The ultimate sports bar, directly adjacent to the arena. At 25,000 square feet with a 39-foot HD screen, it's one of the largest sports bars in North America. The default Leafs pregame destination.
• Loose Moose / Antler Room
  A pub on Front Street with Canadian and craft beers, pub food, and a game-night crowd. The Antler Room upstairs is more intimate.
• Amsterdam Brewhouse
  A brewery and restaurant on the Queens Quay waterfront with craft beers brewed on-site and waterfront patio views of Lake Ontario.
• The Pint Public House
  A pub on Front Street with a large beer selection and lively atmosphere on game nights.
• C’est What? Inc.
  A craft beer pub on Front Street East with over 30 Ontario craft beers on tap in an exposed-brick basement setting.
• PAI Northern Thai Kitchen
  A celebrated Thai restaurant on Duncan Street — Chef Nuit Regular's Northern Thai cuisine is among the best in North America. The Khao Soi is legendary.

Neighborhood Attractions

• CN Tower
  The iconic 553-meter (1,815-foot) telecommunications tower, visible from virtually everywhere in downtown Toronto, is about a 5-minute walk from the arena. The observation deck, glass floor, and EdgeWalk (an outdoor walk on the roof) offer thrilling views. It was the world's tallest free-standing structure for over 30 years.
• Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
  Located at the base of the CN Tower, about a 5-minute walk from the arena. The aquarium features a stunning underwater tunnel, touch tanks, and exhibits on marine life from around the world. Great for families on a game-day trip.
• St. Lawrence Market
  One of the world's great food markets, located about a 15-minute walk east of the arena on Front Street. The Saturday Farmers' Market and the South Market's permanent vendors offer everything from peameal bacon sandwiches (a Toronto specialty) to artisan cheeses.
• Distillery District
  A pedestrian-only neighborhood of restored Victorian industrial buildings, about 15 minutes east of the arena. Galleries, boutiques, restaurants, and craft distilleries fill the cobblestone streets. Beautiful at any time of year, magical during the winter holiday market.
• Harbourfront Centre
  A cultural center on the waterfront, about a 10-minute walk from the arena. Free and low-cost arts programming, festivals, and exhibitions throughout the year, plus views of Lake Ontario and the Toronto Islands.

• Legends Row
  This is the crown jewel of the stadium's exterior monuments. Located outside the western entrance along the plaza, Legends Row features a massive 30-foot-long granite hockey bench populated by 14 life-sized bronze statues of the greatest players in Maple Leafs history, masterfully sculpted by artist Erik Blome.
  • Ted Kennedy
  • Johnny Bower
  • Darryl Sittler
  • Borje Salming
  • Mats Sundin
  • Syl Apps
  • George Armstrong
  • Charlie Conacher
  • Turk Broda
  • Tim Horton
  • Dave Keon
  • Frank Mahovlich
  • Red Kelly
  • Wendel Clark
• Retired Numbers
  • #1 Turk Broda
  • #1 Johnny Bower
  • #4 Hap Day
  • #4 Red Kelly
  • #5 Bill Barilko
  • #6 Ace Bailey
  • #7 King Clancy
  • #7 Tim Horton
  • #21 Börje Salm
  • #9 Charlie Conacher
  • #9 Ted Kennedy
  • #10 Syl Apps
  • #10 George Armstrong
  • #13 Mats Sundin
  • #14 Dave Keon
  • #17 Wendel Clark
  • #27 Frank Mahovlich
  • #27 Darryl Sittler
  • #93 Doug Gilmour

• MNP Pass Social Club
  Built directly onto the Event Level, this 7,350-square-foot premium space replaced older bunker suites. Members enjoy an upscale, casual dining layout featuring an open kitchen and a private wine cellar.
• Sher Club
  Designed in collaboration with Toronto native Drake, this remains an ultra exclusive, invite only, members only hotspot hidden away inside the arena. It offers a dark, opulent, lounge style atmosphere tailored heavily toward high profile individuals and celebrities during games and major concerts.
• Mastercard Lounge
  This shared member space features 206 premium seats. It provides first-class, theater-style DreamSeats which mimic first-class airline seating paired with an upscale dining spread overlooking the bowl.
• Air Canada Signature Club
  Formerly known as the Chairman’s Suite, this is the standard for timeless, high-end fine dining in the arena. It features an elegant, contemporary design with premium inclusive food and drink menus heavily utilized for corporate entertaining.
• The Platinum Club
  A fully revamped, classic stadium fine-dining space. It features a 3,000-bottle floor-to-ceiling wine cellar overseen by a master sommelier, two glowing onyx cocktail bars, and an exclusive, secluded 8-person private room called the Champagne Room.
• ScotiaClub
  A large, open-to-the-bowl premium restaurant concept where fans can enjoy sustainable, locally sourced menus and hand-crafted cocktails while keeping their eyes directly on the live game action below.
• The Suite Tiers
  • 200 Level Mastercard Executive Suites
    The primary suite tier featuring 64 private spaces lining a dedicated VIP concourse hallway, completely modernized with high-end tech finishes.
  • 500 Level Loge Club
    To capture a more social, collaborative environment, MLSE permanently removed eight traditional private loge suites on the 500 Level and combined them into a sleek 100-person shared social club space. It provides members with all-inclusive food, private bathrooms, and elevated aerial vi
  • 400/500/600 Level Theatre & Loge Suites
    Smaller, private configurations accommodating groups of 8 to 14 guests with modern luxury finishes.
  • Gondola Suites
    Located at the absolute top of the arena, these massive spaces can accommodate anywhere from 42 to 114 guests, complete with private catering, making them prime real estate for massive corporate functions.
• Coors Light Chill Zone
  300 Level: No longer just a standard concourse bar, this upper-bowl zone was completely reconstructed as a massive, social-first fan hub. It features a giant primary bar anchored by a custom mountain installation, an immersive 216-inch LG micro-LED display screen, and optimization for live music/DJ entertainment during intermissions.

• Signature Items
  Peameal bacon sandwiches, poutine, and Canadian-inspired items. Chef-driven concepts rotate.
• Aloette Go
  Section 106: A concourse spin-off of Toronto’s highly acclaimed Aloette restaurant. They serve upscale, elevated comfort food—most famously their legendary Aloette Burger topped with Beaufort cheese and crispy fried chicken.
• Wicked Carib
  Section 104: Bringing the rich diversity of Toronto's Caribbean food scene inside the arena. They serve authentic jerk chicken sandwiches, flavorful beef, chicken, or vegan rotis, traditional doubles, and Jamaican patties.
• Porchetta & Co.
  Section 120: A beloved Toronto institution serving premium, 12-hour slow-roasted Italian porchetta. Their signature item is the Classic Porchetta Sandwich on a fresh bun, alongside Nashville Hot Chicken sandwiches and loaded Porchetta Poutine.
• Cherry St. BBQ
  Section 313: Authentic, pit-smoked Toronto BBQ. They serve up massive, wood-fired southern staples including smoked.
• ChungChun Rice Dog
  Section 308: Ultra-popular Korean street food. They serve customizable, crispy, sticky rice-batter hot dogs and mozzarella sticks fried to order and coated in various toppings like cubed potatoes or ramen chips.
• Kibo Sushi
  Section 106: Fresh, high-quality, quick-service sushi. They offer freshly prepared maki rolls, nigiri, and bento packs for fans looking for a lighter, premium alternative to fried stadium food.
• Hot Stove Carve
  Sections 104, 110, 117, 314, 318: The arena's absolute #1 selling food item: the Prime Rib Sandwich, carved to order on fresh bread and served with kettle chips. They also rotate gourmet turkey clubs and smoked meat reubens.
• The Poutinerie
  Sections 121 & 322: A dedicated homage to Canada’s national dish. They top fresh, hand-cut, triple-cooked fries with squeaky premium cheese curds and house-made gravy. You can get it classic or loaded with gourmet toppings like rotiseree chicken or steak and onions.
• Hogtown Gourmet Hot Dogs
  Sections 103, 112, 319: Elevating the standard stadium dog. Fan favorites include the Bacon-Wrapped Hot Dog, the Coney Island Chili Dog, and the BLT Dog.
• St. Patties
  Section 122: The arena's premier destination for classic, fresh-grilled flat-top burgers. They offer massive stackers like the Smokehouse Burger, the Triple OT Burger, and high-quality plant-based/vegan burger options.