Experience the Thrill of Scotiabank Arena
Immerse yourself in the excitement at Scotiabank Arena, Toronto's premier venue for sports and live music events.
A brief summary to Scotiabank Arena
- 40 Bay St., Toronto, Old Toronto, Ontario, M5J 2X2, CA
- +1416-815-5500
- Visit website
Scotiabank Arena stands as a premier destination for entertainment in Toronto, seamlessly blending sports and music in a vibrant atmosphere. Home to the city's beloved Toronto Maple Leafs and Toronto Raptors, this arena hosts high-stakes hockey and basketball games that ignite the spirit of competition among fans. Whether you’re a die-hard sports enthusiast or a casual observer, the energy in the arena during game day is palpable, making it an unforgettable experience. Beyond sports, Scotiabank Arena doubles as a concert hall that attracts top-tier musical talent from across the globe. Renowned artists perform here, ensuring that visitors can enjoy a spectacular range of live music events. The acoustics and design of the arena enhance every performance, allowing guests to feel every note and beat. The schedule is packed throughout the year, providing ample opportunity for tourists to catch a show or game during their visit. The location is conveniently situated in the bustling downtown area, surrounded by restaurants, shops, and other attractions, making it the perfect starting point for a day out in Toronto. Arriving early allows you to explore nearby landmarks and enjoy a meal before the event. With a capacity to host thousands of spectators, Scotiabank Arena is not just a venue; it’s a landmark that embodies the spirit of Toronto’s entertainment culture, making it a must-visit for any traveler.
Local tips
- Arrive early to explore the surrounding area and enjoy pre-event dining.
- Check the arena's official website for the latest event schedules and ticket availability.
- Consider using public transport to avoid parking hassles during major events.
Getting There
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Subway
Take the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) subway Line 1 (Yonge-University) towards Vaughan Metropolitan Centre. Get off at Union Station. From Union Station, follow the signs to the PATH, the underground pedestrian walkway, which connects you directly to Scotiabank Arena.
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Streetcar
If you are near the downtown area, you can take the TTC streetcar. Look for the 510 Spadina streetcar heading south. Get off at the King Street West stop, then walk east along King Street until you reach Bay Street. Turn south on Bay Street, and Scotiabank Arena will be on your right at 40 Bay St.
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Bus
You can take the TTC bus service. If you are on the Queen Street or King Street routes, get on the bus heading towards downtown. Disembark at the Bay Street stop. From there, walk south on Bay Street for a few minutes, and you will arrive at Scotiabank Arena, located at 40 Bay St.
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Walking
If you are in the vicinity of the waterfront or the Financial District, Scotiabank Arena is a short walk away. Head north on Bay Street from the waterfront, or south from the Financial District. It is located at 40 Bay St., easily recognizable by its large arena structure.
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Bicycle
If you are comfortable riding a bicycle, there are bike lanes in the downtown area. You can ride to Scotiabank Arena by following the bike lanes along Harbour Street or Bay Street. There are bike racks available near the entrance at 40 Bay St.
Attractions Nearby to Scotiabank Arena
Landmarks nearby to Scotiabank Arena
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Olympic Park
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Ontario Square
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Ontario Heritage Plaque: Toronto Dominion Centre
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Toronto DownTown
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Historic Plaque: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
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The Beardmore Building
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CN Tower
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EdgeWalk at the CN Tower
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Canada Lands Square
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Gooderham Building
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Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada: National Farm Radio Forum
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Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada: Glenn Gould (1932 to 1982)
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Toronto Heritage Plaque: 71 Front Street East 1982
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Canada's Walk of Fame
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Toronto Heritage Plaque: Site of Toronto's First Moving Picture Show