Attend many leafs games here! Great rink - wish there were more charging stations around the seats.

Last night was my first time going to the air Canada centre to go see the killers. It was SO unorganized, our tickets said gate 4, but there was only one line which was at gate 2 so everyone just lined up there, GA and VIP, we were then told that GA weren't supposed to line up at gate 2, but "they guess it's ok", they made us all stand outside in -35 weather for hours, some of the security guards actually looked like they were getting a kick out of it while in their warm jackets. We called 3 times before the concert asking if the line was going to be inside or outside and the girl on the phone said INSIDE, we even asked if they were 100% positive, so because they also didn't have a coat check, many people didn't bring winter jackets. This was absolutely unbelievable and it should be ILLEGAL for them to keep people outside when it's this cold out. They also let VIP in 35 mins early, which ok cool, that's what they paid for. But once all the VIP were in they started letting us in, FINALLY, but then stopped us in the hallway, that actually felt like it had air conditioning on, they let some GA through the metal detectors and then started yelling at us that only VIP could come through, even though they were let in 40 mins ago. It was so unorganized, no one was even a little bit helpful, I will NEVER be going back to the acc. The Killers were absolutely incredible though. read more

Scotiabank Arena - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Brought a spicy itilain sausage that was either raw or dirty which gave me a stomach virus once I took a bite from it, Now I'm spending my vacation days in the toilet thanks to you guys... read more

Very nice venue. Only have gone for concerts and the acoustics are excellent. The concessions get very crowded though as they are tight to begin with. Worth the drive from ottawa as they get good acts. read more

This Centre is a massive (665,000 square feet) indoor arena holding all kinds of events. Most major stars have their sellout concerts here. It's how you know you've made it big when you hold your show at the ACC. The arena is owned by Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment Ltd., the same group that owns The Maple Leafs and Toronto Raptors. The location occupies most of Bay street so it's really difficult to miss. Unlike most Toronto venues this place is direction and car friendly. Almost immediately off the highway, it stands with entrances from multiple directions. For pedestrian convenience it's connected to Union Station, the underground PATH, TTC's Union subway station and GO Transit. The parking is a bit of a mission with the volume so I wouldn't bother trying to find parking close by. There's tons of lots within walking distance. I came here for a leafs game few weeks ago. First thing I feel walking in is how much this place reminds me of an airport. The ticket collection is a quick process and they don't hassle you much. I had been here for a concert before and it was pretty much the same type of feel -a crowded airport feel. rush-push-rush is the theme here. I really dislike the seating because it's super super tiny. Your knees are cramped and the steps to walk to your seat are so small. This can be really dangerous when the lights are turned off for a show . I was surprised nobody slipped before,during or after the game. The energy is magnetic. I love that no matter where you sit, you can see the entire place feeding into the energy. Plus, the Leafs won this particular game so you can imagine how positive the energy was. The beer/hot dog/chocolate guy/girl that came around were not pushy or annoying so it became all about the game. Between each section, there's tons of food and beverage vendors. The bathrooms are between sections and easy to find. Just note :the line ups are long , especially during intermission etc. Important yet FUN suggestions : Come early, pack some gum if you plan on drinking before or after the event because security is everywhere, don't bother buying anything from the vendors unless you want to over pay- if you go early, there's a few local bars close by (hoops etc), be prepared to be knee to knee with the person next to you - use this as a way to meet some cool folk who are there to enjoy the same thing you do ^_^ , (females) please hold your shirt down when you bend to sit or stand, the place is not heel friendly and floor tends to get sticky from all the spilt beverages : (males) chill out on the jersey shore hair gel,cologne and ogling : (couples) PLEASE hold the animal kingdom moves till you get home - super awkward when you block the way out forcing me to have to tap you on the shoulder, don't make faces at security (no matter what your friends say) and park far enough to miss the rush coming/going. Otherwise, have an awesome time. ^_^ read more

I'm a bit of a traditionalist in a sense, so my review might be a bit bias as I loved going to Maple Leafs Gardens back in the day (the one exception being that the guys bathroom at the gardens was a round splash pad pond, and being a youngster I was a little intimidated at times!). But time moves on, and so should I. Having been the son of a season ticket holder for more than 25 years, I have gone to a fair share of games (well except for the ones where I scalped the tickets to go out partying with my friends when I was younger!). The arena itself is a modern day amphitheatre with exceptional seating in most sections. The section I love the most is the 317 or 318 and as close as possible to the rail. Other great sections are the Blues or the Gondola. The problem is that you can rarely get tickets for Leafs. But Raptors games are pretty easy to get a hold of. The facility itself has all the amenities, private suites, overpriced restaurants - except for Tim's as they have to keep their pricing standard as per company policy. Overall you better has some cash to spend when you get here for the Leafs, Raptors or a Concert. Overall the facility suits its purpose. read more

If it were possible to give 0 stars I would have done that. everything about Air Canada is terrible, I rate this company even lower than Spirit Air! First they messed up my flight and split my wife and I up at Toronto. She continued on to Istanbul without me while I was rerouted to NY. Then they lost both our luggage. At every point and turn they claimed it was not their fault and all they wanted to do was blame everyone else. They refuse to accept responsibility for their mistakes. I, after more than half a days worth of delays, have finally arrived at my final destination and I have been home for more than 24 hours and they still have absolutely no idea where my luggage is! The only thing they can seem to say is that it is somewhere on planet Earth!!! Like I am supposed to find that reassuring or something. I have spent all day calling numbers and sitting on hold perpetually with no one ever answering, even as I write this review I am sitting on hold and not being helped. Their online chat service is the most dysfunctional garbage I have ever had the misfortune of encountering. in summary: The food sucks The customer service is subpar the support service is absolutely unacceptable their primary hub in Toronto is the most boring airport imaginable their tracking system for luggage is completely inadequate Their iOS app is as dysfunctional as everything else they claim to offer Their compensation is non-existent I have been flying since I was about 9 years old and an average of 4 times a year so in 26 years of flying I can honestly say this is my worst flying experience ever. I wouldn't even wish this on my worst enemy. This was the most painfully dreadful flight experience of my life. read more

Choice the one wants to say a special thanks to air Canada centre for doing An amazing job at the Lionel Richie concert Good seeing you DJ starting from scratch and amazing performance by Lionel's and ms Carey amazing crowd. Email dontplay12@icloud.com read more

Love it. Love the pics on the walls, the food options, the friendly staff. I know I'm supposed to write a lot but I just love this place so there isn't a lot else to say. If you like concerts, Raptors or Leafs you are coming here whether you like it or not! So reviews don't much matter. But I'm still giving it the love it deserves. I miss Maple Leaf Gardens but I have grown to love the ACC as well. read more

I have been here for many shows and events and have never been dissatisfied. The seating is good in just about every spot in the building. One of the better arenas I have been to. Its great! read more

Acc is a pretty busy spot. There always seems to be something going on whether it be concerts or games etc. it's pretty big and spacious, but when it's busy you notice it and I FEELS busy for sure. Food and drinks are overpriced, but it is a fun spot to be when all the actions about to start! My advice- grab food before or after and enjoy the atmosphere! It is a nice location for converts acoustics wize. It's not my fave venue, but it does the job! read more

Always a good visit for Raptors games! Plenty of goodies around for the Maple Leafs as well. Good views & audio from pretty much wherever. Staff is Canadian (friendly). One of our favorite arenas for NBA events. read more

I seen the whole NHL Atlantic Division in their respectable homes/arenas, and I have to say that the ACC is hands down the best arena I have been to. The nose bleeds section at the ACC are equivalent to other cities premium seats. Whether it's a Raptors or Maple Leafs game, the view is amazing from pretty much anywhere. Believe me homie, I'm a Montreal guy tipping my hat to this amazing sport venue. read more

The food options are actually quite limited. Not sure why. All of it is overpriced as expected, but there just isn't the variety there should be for an arena that is generally sold out. And there really isn't much of anything if you are trying to avoid a heart attack. I can get past the food, though, because the entire reason to go to this place is for the event itself. And that's where I think they let down the fans. For NHL and NBA games, the in-game arena audio never lets the crowd have a moment of peace. It's a disaster if you want to actually talk to the people who went to the game with you. I went to a game with my dad this year, and we really missed how we used to be able to talk to each other between periods/quarters or between puck drops. You certainly can't do that anymore. We prefer watching at home now for this very reason. Please, please drop the DJs, quit pretending this is some sort of nightclub, and let people fill the gaps between plays with their own conversations. read more

Pretty nice venue. Went for a game between the Leafs and Sens. It was a Sens massacre, but I had a blast. Tons of people crammed into a small place when a hockey game is on. Subway let's out right into the arena. Anyway, I've also been for a Raptors game, but I fell asleep. Those of you who know me know my deal with watching basketball games. Anyway, look forward to more good times at ACC. read more

This place is awesome. The sound system at this place is incredible. I went when the Raptors were playing the Hawks (2016). I really had a good time. The only problem I had was finding a taxi to take me home after the game. The taxi drivers hate picking up black males. I'm not kidding either. I literally had to beg for a ride. It's sad that I have to say that in 2016. read more

The venue is modern and the entertaining. The fact it is located in the middle of downtown and is easily accessible by public transportation is a plus. However, there are so many corporate suites which negatively impact the intimacy of the atmosphere especially during sporting events such as the raptors and the leafs games. Also, it is very expensive there to buy drink or food. Finally, it is like zoo when everyone exits the games and it leads to traffic congest ions in the area..On top of that the cabs and the limo drivers are blocking traffic lanes while waiting for their clients and the cops are just there watching read more

The parking situation here sucks. I was stuck in the underground parking for 2 hours after the raptors game. They should hire people to help get the flow going so people can get the fuck out! read more

The place where dreams live. The Raptors get oh so close and you scream along with the rest of the fans. The Leafs are....the Leafs but we keep believing. And it all happens here. All under one roof for the measly admission price of....more than the rest of the NHL. read more

Always a good atmosphere here for hockey or basketball games! Food and drinks are decently priced for a sports venue.

I haven't experienced better so i guess it's ok... Very expensive everything... food, drinks... seats don't provide much room for anything... you're bound to be knocked over by the someone at some point... if you don't get spilled on consider yourself ahead of the game. read more

Extremely friendly and helpful staff. Came here for a Leafs game over the weekend and absolutely loved the energy of the entire stadium. The location was excellent - easy to get to from Union Station...and the prices in the shop were very reasonable! read more

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Over the years I´ve been to plenty of Leafs games and despite the Leafs losing most of their games the ACC is one of the greatest Arenas in sports. In and out of the Arena is quick. The ushers are all friendly and will navigate you to your seat if needed. I´ve had seats all over the ACC and never had a bad view. Am thrilled to go back next month to watch the Raptors and Leafs! read more

Decent Venue, it was easy to find. We parked at the CN Tower parking and it's only a short walk to the venue. The alcohol is pricey, but they were giving more than stated which helps make up for it. read more

As a hockey venue, this is as good as it gets (for a new arena...the Joe is still the best for obvious reasons). On top of great seating, there are HUGE beers to be had, which reduces the impetus to leave one's seat and they also have a mean poutine, or heart attack fries as I like to call them. Great entertainment value all around. read more

I was here back in March of 2007. I went for a concert and was in the 1 hundred and i forget now section. The view was great. And it was pretty much like being next to the stage. Chairs comfortable. It is a very big arena but well kept. read more

I am here with a lady who has a disability and a wonderful security guard named Angela helped us in and got us a wheelchair so we could get around easier. I love this place! The staff are awesome... read more

Was fortunate enough to have access to some premium seats and a suite for a Leafs game. Obviously I was experiencing the best of their best when it came to customer service, so no complaints their. In fact, our suite hostess was full on coming on to me. The physical seats were rather comfy, once again another perk of being row 1. Overall a good experience. I could complain about the prices of everything but you're just plain ignorant if you come to the ACC and expect anything but that. read more

Been here a few times for basketball, hockey etc.... Not a bad arena, security a bit if a pain as i bought a pop and took it out and they don't know what cups they sell (if it was booze i'd understand) ..... The girl who was working in my section was great and very polite! read more

I took the UP Train to Union Station to catch an airplane to another country which requires you to leave really early. It's a good thing I left as early as I did because I went to Air Canada Centre to catch my flight. I showed them my ticket at the door and they let me in but then when I tried to find the gate for my flight I couldn't. I did buy some popcorn because I was hungry and it was quite delicious. Thanks to a security guard who wouldn't let me into a private area, I was told I was in the wrong building and that I needed to take the UP train in the OPPOSITE direction. Like I should have known. I phoned Air Canada to lodge a complaint but the person at the other end of the phone told me "they didn't know what to say." I told them that's precisely the problem with Air Canada since they falsely named (what I later found out was) a sports arena after an airline. Typical corporations trying to pull fast ones. Probably a tax scheme. read more

Ive seen people get salty about the food but it's good for what counts. Had my fair share of leafs games and I can truly say that some servers there can give you an amazing experience but more often than not there are servers that get too condescending at times, I get the feeling that they work there for so long that they just get sick of the atmosphere of the games. It makes me wonder how many servers could only wish that they were given an opportunity to work there, they been to make some changes from the grumpy old set of servers who hate being there. They can leave. Otherwise, I've been satisfied with the management and how they deal with complaints, food is expensive but that's expected. read more

Very nice service. I am here with my family and my stepbrother got sick at the airplane 917 today and I don't remember the fly attendant name sorry but you know who you are. Thank you keep up the good work. We need more people like you. :) read more

I went Air canada center to see "Marvel Universe Live" today. The price of food was surprised. 1 bottle of water $5.50 1 popcon $7.00 Do You think it is reasonable price? read more

Be aware when you book tickets from air canada website. they seem misuse currency exchange rate. they have US english site and Canadian english site. when you book with US english site, the charge is almost the same *number* as in Canadian english site, for example the ticket of CAN$100 becomes US$100, seating charge CAN$20 becomes US$20, etc. but obviously you are paying more (1US$ = 1.3CAN$). the tricky thing is, in the final submit page it does not tell you what currency is used, it just say $xxx, until you received receipt. So always book with canadian site to save some bucks. read more

I'm not a big sports fan, but I'm always up for an event where you get to drink beer from a sippy cup. My friend Kent P (shout outs) got free tickets, so I went too. We sat in excellent seats in the 100 level where they deliver food/beer to your seat. The beers are expensive ($10), but they have a decent selection - Canadian, Coors Light, Rickards Red or MGD. They also serve wine in the type of mini plastic wine glasses that you might find at the dollar store, and have plastic bottles of Smirnoff Ice (take note Laura T.). The food selection is much better than the Rogers Centre. There's Mr Sub, Pizza Pizza, Burkie's Hot Dogs, Edo Japan sushi, burgers and fries, Hagen Das bars, popcorn, cotton candy, snickers, mars, twix, m&ms, twizzlers (am i missing any?! - it's easy to memorize because the weirdo dudes who sells the treats sprints up and down the aisles about 1,000 times in a game). Other pros? It's connected to Union Stn, so easy to get to on the TTC/Go Train. The bathrooms were big and clean. The Raptors dancers were pretty good, but RapTOR (the mascot) totally stole the show in his bubble head outfit. read more

This is a place that every basketball fan wants to visit. The rivarly between raptors and windy city team cannot be denied. Current season spells out a little different and atmosphere in the centre confirms it. Great venue, enjoy. read more

Great venue, always have a pleasant experience. Prices could be more reasonable though.

This review is purely from a concert venue perspective. The Air Canada Centre (which also hosts the Raptors games when the basket ball season is on) is our biggest concert venue. This is where Madonna and Bruce Spingsteen play. Personally, I have never had a truly stellar experience at the ACC, but here are a few rules to follow to make your concert experience that much better. 1. If you're gonna go to a big show like this, just splurge on the good seats 10th row or closer, or the floor. Anything else is a let down and not worth the drive. 2. Go early to get the full feel of filing in with all the mega fans and letting the excitement build. Make it the feature in your night, not the thing you do before going somewhere else. 3. Bring a flask of booze cause they can get naziesh on where you can buy and drink beer and that can be annoying when you're trying to get smashed at a Tom Petty show. The general rule here is that the older the crowd, the more lenient they are, so you can pack a lot more booze to see Bob Dylan than Fall Out Boy. 4. Be prepared for crappy food with long lineups, little to no choice in beer selection and stupid lineups for bathrooms and smoking areas that are always on the other side of the venue from where ever you are at any given moment. read more

In seat food service in the platinum level is great. Unfortunately the food is appalling bad. The sausages were cold, tasteless and served on stale buns. The fries were cold. The grilled cheese was terrible, and a steal at $12. Eat before the game! At least the beer was cold. read more

Air canada centre is truly an amazing sports arena, the behind the scenes tour is a must. There is so much to see and do, you also have the Maple Leaf museum, which tells the history of the greatest hockey franchise in the world. If you love sport or if you love hockey you must visit and feel the atmosphere within these four walls. read more