2025-26 NHL Toronto Maple Leafs Home Game Ticket

Held at the home stadium
North American professional ice hockey

Feel the excitement of an NHL game, one of North America's top four professional sports leagues. Watch the Toronto Maple Leafs , one of the NHL's most popular teams, play at their home stadium.

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Scotiabank Arena

The Toronto Maple Leafs' home stadium is Scotiabank Arena, located on the Toronto Harbourfront in Toronto, Canada. With a capacity of over 19,800, this massive arena hosts not only NHL games but also home games for the NBA's Toronto Raptors and concerts by popular artists.

Inside, you'll find a variety of restaurants, lounges, and beer spots, so explore the arena before or after the game. There's also an official team store selling a variety of Toronto Maple Leafs memorabilia, including jerseys and hats.

Toronto Maple Leafs

Founded in 1917 , the Toronto Maple Leafs are one of the six original NHL teams with a long history. With 13 Stanley Cup titles, they hold the second-most championships in history, behind only the Montreal Canadiens. Their rivalry with the Montreal Canadiens has earned them the nickname "Hockey Night in Canada," a popular and highly anticipated game between the two teams.

Feel the excitement of ice hockey at Scotiabank Arena, home of the Toronto Maple Leafs!

Seat Introduction

Upper Goal:
These seats are located on the upper level at both ends of the stadium, offering a wide view of the overall game flow.

Upper Sideline:
These are seats on the upper level of the sidelines, providing a good value for money and a balanced view.

Lower Goal :
Located in the lower level behind the goal, these seats offer a lively view of the goal from up close.

Lower Sideline:
This is a popular seat located in the lower sideline area, where you can watch the players' movements up close.

Glass:
These are the best seats, closest to the court, allowing you to feel the speed and collisions of ice hockey right up close.