Air Canada Centre

Pros: beautifully designed, enviroment, the leafs :)...
Cons: prices and parking

A Maple Leaf. Yes folks, another review in regards to hockey. Aren't you excited! I'll be the first to admit, I wasn't so optimistic on the idea of the Air Canada Centre. After all, I'm one of the biggest Toronto Maple...

Pros: Audio & Lighting, Location, merchandise, staff
Cons: Seating map, no response to e-mails, price of merchandise

I arrived via Greyhound from New York into Toronto to attend WWE's Summerslam 2004 at the Air Canada Centre. The arena is very easy to find as it is pretty close to what is now known as the Rogers Centre or to those who know the Skydome. The arena itself ...

Pros: First rate facility. Home of the Leafs. Easy access from transit. Scalpers have seats.
Cons: Traffic, Parking a hassle. Neither major teams are contenders. The "suits" own the good seats.

The ACC or the hanger as it is affectionately knows locally was a beautiful addition to the Toronto Skyline. This is a first rate facility that can hold it's own amongst the top sports facilities on the continent. The ACC is home ice to the Toronto ...

Pros: Vince Carter, Great Food, Great for Basketball
Cons: Small washrooms

This is Vince Carter's building. The fans out there are filling up their own stadiums when "Air Canada" comes to town. This is the place he plays the most and every night I have gone he has defied laws of gravity. He usually spends a portion...

Pros: Awesome venue and entertaining events with the Leafs, Raptors and concerts within.
Cons: Overall very pricey, from tickets to food to parking.

I was so happy when the Air Canada Centre opened for business a couple years ago, for the reason that the Raptors needed to play basketball full time in something that wasn't a baseball stadium. They now have a state of the art arena that everyone raves...

Pros: Beautiful, lots of photos, memorable
Cons: Not very roomy, bad parking, hard to get tickets, expensive

I came to the Air Canada to catch a game of the Toronto Maple Leafs versus the Ottawa Senators. The building is absolutley gorgeous and has many photos of past and present hockey players adorning the walls. The place was sold out and people were...

Pros: Great accessibility, clean
Cons: Ticket availability

I had the opportunity to visit the Air Canada Center when the Detroit Red Wings were in town. Would you believe it was easier to get tickets in Toronto than in Detroit?!! The arena is less than a year old and BEAUTIFUL! My husband said it didn't feel...

Pros: The Leafs! Vince Carter! The atmosphere on game night
Cons: Ticket prices to Leaf games, ticket availability, parking

First things first, I'M A LEAFS FAN! GO LEAFS GO! Ok, now that that's out of the way, I'll get more serious. The Air Canada Centre is one of the National Hockey League's/National Basketball Association's newest arenas. Construction on the ACC started on...

Pros: Great Value and Very Accessible
Cons: Exchanging your money into Cdn $

I went to go see Vince Carter and the Toronto Raptors a few times at the Air Canada Center. An unbelievable experience. I've had all different kinds of seats, lower bowl, upper bowl, and even box seats. This venue has all the bells and whistles you...

Pros: Cleaner than MLG, better food services
Cons: Players have no room to skate, hockey fans outnumbered by suits

For decades, Toronto hockey fans put up with the Carlton Street Cashbox (aka Maple Leaf Gardens). In a town where hockey is the number one game, you could pack people into a unheated barn and sell season tickets. So, when time came to expand the Leafs'...

Pros: Easy access from many downtown locations; Excellent sightlines;
Cons: High-priced concessions and parking costs; Lacking in atmosphere compared to its predecessor

As a resident of Toronto, there were mixed feelings when it was announced that Maple Leaf Gardens was to be closed and the Air Canada Centre to be used instead as the home of the Toronto Maple Leafs and Toronto Raptors. THE GOOD. I have been there ...

Pros: Great seats, Great restaurants,
Cons: Its expensive but you only live once

If you have a chance to get platinum or club seats, take advantage of the following to max. out your experience. 1. Private entrance off Bay St, gate two. Why line up with the other guests to get in or out of the building? Your guest or client will love ...

Pros: Beautiful Interior and Loud Crowd!
Cons: High Ticket Prices for Basketball Games

During last years basketball season, I went to see around 3 basketball games. The Air Canada Centre is a beautiful and colorful arena/stadium to play basketball and hockey games at. With Vince Carter, the arena is filled with roars of the crowds,...

Pros: Great arena
Cons: Lacks the history, parking is a nightmare

I visited the Air Canada Centre for the first time in Fall 2000 when the Maple Leafs were playing the Buffalo Sabres in what has to be one of the best rivalries in the NHL. Going there for the first time after bring to the Maple Leaf Gardens in the...

Pros: multi-use facility large seating capacity
Cons: looks more like Skydome than a hockey area not all seats "good" like at MLG

The Air Canada Center. What can I say? It's another sports facility in Toronto, Ontario. There are many pros and cons about this arena, while the pros definately out do the cons. Cons: It looks more like the Skydome than a hockey area. At the old arena...