Bell Centre Tickets

Montreal, QC - Capacity: 20,962

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Visites Guidées Centre Bell - Bell Centre Guided Tours

Fri, Oct 2, 202623:59:00Miscellaneous
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Salon des Directeurs CIBC - Gorillaz

Sat, Oct 3, 202618:00:00Miscellaneous
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Centre Bell - Repas Restaurant Canti - Gorillaz

Sat, Oct 3, 202619:00:00Miscellaneous
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Gorillaz - The Mountain Tour

Sat, Oct 3, 202619:00:00Music

Montreal Canadiens vs. Carolina Hurricanes

Tue, Oct 6, 202619:00:00Sports

Salon des Directeurs CIBC - Teddy Swims

Wed, Oct 7, 202618:00:00Miscellaneous
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Teddy Swims: The UGLY Tour

Wed, Oct 7, 202619:00:00Music

Centre Bell - Repas Restaurant Canti - Teddy Swims

Wed, Oct 7, 202619:00:00Miscellaneous
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Centre Bell - Repas Restaurant Mythik - Teddy Swims

Wed, Oct 7, 202619:00:00Miscellaneous
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Montreal Canadiens vs. Nashville Predators

Thu, Oct 8, 202619:00:00Sports

About Bell Centre

The Bell Centre (Centre Bell) opened in 1996 as the Molson Centre. At 20,962 seats for hockey, it is one of the largest arenas in the NHL. It has 120 luxury boxes on two levels. A 42 by 36 foot, 360-degree UHD scoreboard went up for 2024-25. The lower 100s are known as "the reds" for their red seats. The 200s are the Club Desjardins, set between the two rings of boxes, with larger seats and free food and non-alcoholic drinks. The upper 300s hold the most affordable Canadiens tickets, with the Ford Zone and Family Zone at the ends. The VIP Space overlooks the end where the Canadiens defend twice. TicketScan tracks Bell Centre onsales and presale windows that open before the public onsale.

Bell Centre Ticket FAQs

Can you see the scoreboard from sections 318-320 at the Bell Centre?

The press gondola blocks the main scoreboard from sections 318, 319 and 320. Those seats have their own scoreboards on the back of the gondola.

How many seats does the Bell Centre have for Canadiens games?

The Bell Centre says it seats "over 21,000" for Canadiens games. The more precise figure since 2025 is 20,962, which TicketScan uses, down from 21,105 in 2021-25.

Seating Sections

Floor/Courtside
~3x base
Suite
~4x base
Club Level
~2x base
Lower Bowl
~1.5x base
Upper Bowl
~1x base

Floor/Courtside

  • Floor (concerts)

Suite

  • Luxury Boxes

Club Level

  • Club Desjardins 200 Level
  • VIP Space

Lower Bowl

  • 100 Level (The Reds)

Upper Bowl

  • 300 Level
  • 300 Level 318-320 (Behind Press Gondola)
  • Ford Zone
  • Family Zone

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