Scotiabank Arena Parking & Directions
Toronto Maple Leafs · Toronto, ON
Know Before You Go
- Parking payments
The on-site Scotiabank Arena garage is cashless and accepts only credit or debit cards for its event-night flat fee.
Accessible spaces must be reserved in advance through Fan Services; nearby third-party parking can be reserved through SpotHero.
- Cheapest lot
- C$50
- Lots listed
- 2
- Closest
- Adjacent
Scotiabank Arena's two-level onsite garage is reserved for private suite holders and office tenants. The onsite rate is $50, paid by credit or debit card. Public parking is offered beneath Maple Leaf Square at 15 York Street, with indoor access to the arena concourse.
Tips & Fan Reports
What fans who park here actually do, and what it cost them.
Don't park at the arena. Take transit. The arena is connected to Union Station and the PATH underground system. You can not even buy a 50/50 ticket with cash anymore - everything is digital.
The PATH connects the arena's Galleria with GO, Union Station and TTC Union Station.
The arena advertises nearby SpotHero spaces at up to 50% below drive-up rates.
MLSE publishes live transit updates for event nights at access.mlse.com/transit-updates.
The arena names no individual TTC line or streetcar route. Plan that leg on the TTC's own map.
Union Station is the connection point for everything: TTC subway, GO Transit regional rail and the arena itself are all linked there.
Driving reduces to two roads: the Don Valley Parkway from the east and north, the Gardiner from the west, both onto Lake Shore Boulevard.
Where to Park
Scotiabank Arena Parking
C$50AdjacentCheapest
The garage beneath the arena has two levels and is reserved for private suite holders and office tenants.
- Its flat fee is $50 and only credit or debit cards are accepted.
Downtown Toronto Garages
C$200.2-0.5 milesEstimated price
Maple Leaf Square's public underground parking is open 24/7 at 15 York Street, with indoor access to the concourse.
- Use the York Street or Bremner Boulevard entrance.
Or Skip the Car
- TTC Subway (Union Station) · C$3.3 · Union Station (Yonge-University line) is connected to Scotiabank Arena via the PATH underground system
- GO Transit to Union Station (10 km or less) · C$3.7 · Regional rail from GTA suburbs terminates at Union Station, directly connected to the arena
Parking Rules
What the pass covers, what gets turned away, and the lots that run on their own rules.
Your Pass
- The on-site garage is two levels beneath the building and is reserved for private suite holders and office tenants.
- It charges a $50 flat fee, with a height restriction of 2 metres (6'6").
- Scotiabank Arena is a cashless venue: only credit or debit payments are accepted.
- Access is from one hour before the game or event, unless your party holds an internal restaurant reservation.
- Public underground parking is at Maple Leaf Square, 15 York Street, open 24/7, with entrances off York Street and Bremner Boulevard and indoor access to the retail concourse.
- SpotHero offers nearby spaces at rates up to 50% below drive-up.
Accessible Parking
There are only four accessible spaces on site, and they are booked a month ahead by phone rather than turned up for, the tightest accessible supply found so far.
- Four accessible spaces are available on site.
- They can be booked from one month before the event date, on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Booking is by phone through Fan Services, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.
Game-day help: (416) 815-5982
Getting There
Scotiabank Arena is attached to Union Station, which is the single point where Toronto's transit systems meet: the TTC subway, GO Transit's regional network and the UP Express airport link all terminate there. The arena leans on that rather than listing lines, and publishes just two driving approaches, one down the Don Valley Parkway and one along the Gardiner.
- Driving
- The arena is at 40 Bay St. From the east and north, take the Don Valley Parkway to Lake Shore Boulevard. From the west, take the Gardiner Expressway to Lakeshore Boulevard.
- Public Transit
- Union Station links the arena to Toronto's major public transit systems. The TTC and GO Transit both serve it, and the arena points to each operator for lines and schedules rather than naming them itself. MLSE publishes live transit updates separately for event nights.
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How We Checked This Page
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- Parking prices
Scotiabank Arena Getting Here: "Our parking garage has a flat fee of $50.00" (Canadian dollars). Downtown garages and TTC/GO fares are not published there.
- Parking guidance
Official Scotiabank Arena getting-here page, read 2026-08-14: the on-site garage's suite-holder restriction, its $50 flat rate, cashless payment, 2-metre height limit and one-hour access rule; the four on-site accessible spaces with their month-ahead booking process and Fan Services line; and the Maple Leaf Square underground public garage with its entrances and 24/7 hours. No RV or bus policy, no prohibited-vehicle list, no road closures and no map are published.
- Getting there
Scotiabank Arena getting-here page on scotiabankarena.com
- Transit
TTC single adult fare: $3.30 with PRESTO or contactless, $3.35 cash, Day Pass $13.50 (Canadian dollars) -- the tap fare is stored, per the convention that a visitor can pay it with a card they already carry. GO Transit publishes no fare table and quotes every trip through its planner, with exactly one flat figure anywhere on the site: its "GO local" initiative of 13 February 2026, "All shorter length trips of 10km or less across the GO network are only $3.70 when you use your PRESTO card". The entry now names that trip rather than carrying an $8 that matches nothing GO publishes; longer trips cost more and the name says which trip is priced
- Venue policies
Current Scotiabank Arena FAQ, bag-policy, customer-service, arrival, and mobile-ticket pages reviewed for Toronto Maple Leafs game-day policies.