Seating Guide
Scotiabank Arena, Toronto, ON
Data updated: 2025-26
Cheapest Section
$75+
Sections
5
Capacity
18,800
Scotiabank Arena has a three-level bowl: 100-level lower bowl, suite level, and 300-level upper bowl. With 18,800 seats for hockey, it's a mid-size arena that sells out every game. The lower bowl is dominated by corporate season ticket holders and Bay Street executives, the energy there can be subdued compared to the passionate 300-level. The upper bowl is where Leafs Nation's heart beats loudest. The arena was originally built for hockey (then called Air Canada Centre) and the sightlines reflect it.
Premium Seating Sections
Each section offers a distinct vantage point. Choose based on your priorities: proximity, comfort, atmosphere, or value.
Platinum Club / Glass Seats
$500 - $1500+“Ultra-premium ice-level seats with all-inclusive food, drink, and exclusive lounge access.”
The Pros
- All-inclusive premium experience
- Closest view in the arena
- Exclusive lounge and amenities
The Cons
- Extraordinarily expensive
- Glass obstructs during board play
- Corporate atmosphere can be quiet
Lower Bowl Sideline (100-Level)
$300 - $600“Elevated sideline seats with excellent sightlines. Close enough to see every play clearly.”
The Pros
- Best sightlines in the arena
- Great for watching plays develop
- Close to benches
The Cons
- Premium pricing, Leafs are the most expensive ticket in hockey
- Corporate crowd can be subdued
Lower Bowl End Zone (100-Level)
$175 - $350“Behind the goal. Exciting for shots, saves, and breakaways.”
The Pros
- More affordable lower-bowl option
- Great angle for shots on goal
- Closer to the real fan energy
The Cons
- Far-end plays harder to track
- Net can obstruct from directly behind
Upper Bowl Center (300-Level)
$100 - $200“Center-ice upper deck with a full-rink view. This is where Leafs Nation's passion lives.”
The Pros
- The loudest, most passionate section
- Full-rink perspective for reading plays
- Less corporate, more real fans
The Cons
- Still expensive by NHL standards
- Steep climb to reach seats
- Players appear smaller
Upper Bowl End Zone (300-Level)
$75 - $150“Upper deck end zone. The most affordable Leafs tickets, still more than most other arenas' best seats.”
The Pros
- Cheapest way to see the Leafs at home
- Passionate fan section
- Clear view of the full rink
The Cons
- Furthest from the action
- End-zone angle limits view of near goal
- Steep stairs
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