Scotiabank Arena Seating Chart

Sections at Scotiabank Arena

The Scotiabank Arena chart lists 5 main sections, and the one on your ticket does most of the deciding — price, distance, and view included. Scan the list before you buy, keeping in mind that the event type reshuffles the room: concerts, games, and private buyouts each open different parts of the house.

• Lower Level 100s — sections 101-122
• Platinum Lounge — courtside premium
• Mezzanine 200s — middle ring
• Upper Level 300s — sections 301-322
• Loge premium boxes

Best seats at Scotiabank Arena

Sections 102-104 along the Raptors bench (or Leafs for hockey). Section 318 in the upper level is the value pick.

Tips before you go

Union Station directly connects to the arena via the SkyWalk — no need to surface in winter weather. Maple Leaf Square outside hosts pre-game viewing parties for playoff games.

How to read the Scotiabank Arena seating chart

The Scotiabank Arena chart divides 19,800 seats in a bowl that wraps a central court, rink, or stage across 5 named sections — Lower Level 100s, Platinum Lounge, Mezzanine 200s, Upper Level 300s, and Loge premium boxes. Which of those names is printed on your ticket decides more than location: two sections apart can mean a different level, a different price bracket, and a different side of the room entirely.

Three things decide a Scotiabank Arena seat: how close you are to the floor, whether you face the action square on or from a baseline, and how high you sit. Two sections apart — say Loge premium boxes and Lower Level 100s — can put you a level higher, a price tier over, or on the far side of the Toronto venue, so which one is the value sweet spot comes down to the event and your budget; the best-seats notes above call it for Scotiabank Arena. Match your ticket to the official Scotiabank Arena map — section, row, and seat — before you buy.

Some context on size — Scotiabank Arena's 19,800 capacity places it 12th among the 112 arenas in this guide; Madison Square Garden (19,812) is the next size up, Kaseya Center (19,600) the next size down.

Building a seating chart for an event at Scotiabank Arena

Planning a group outing, a suite night, or a private function at Scotiabank Arena? The chart above is your starting map — take sections like Lower Level 100s and Loge premium boxes and the tiers around them, then mirror the footprint your event will actually use with tables in the maker. Assign guests, export the PDF, and hand it to the Toronto event-services team. Full capacity runs to 19,800, but a private block is almost always a club, a suite, or a banquet room — a scale the maker below covers comfortably with dinner rounds, program rows, and head tables where you need them.

Frequently asked questions

How many seats does Scotiabank Arena hold?

19,800 at full configuration. In practice the number depends on the event — sections open and close between a concert and a daytime show — and a private buyout uses just the sections booked, usually a club or a suite out of the 5 on the Toronto chart.

What are the best seats at Scotiabank Arena?

Sections 102-104 along the Raptors bench (or Leafs for hockey). Section 318 in the upper level is the value pick.

What sections does Scotiabank Arena have?

Main sections include: Lower Level 100s — sections 101-122; Platinum Lounge — courtside premium; Mezzanine 200s — middle ring. Full breakdown in the sections list above.

Where is Scotiabank Arena located?

You'll find Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario. Check the official site shortly before the event for the street address, parking, and the closest transit to sections like Lower Level 100s — gate assignments, lots, and rideshare zones vary across Toronto venues.

How do I plan a private event at Scotiabank Arena?

Map it in the Seat Chart App maker below: start from Scotiabank Arena's own layout — sections like Lower Level 100s and Loge premium boxes — drop tables to match your event's footprint, assign guests, and export a PDF the Toronto event-services team can set up from.

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