Guided Tours of Scotiabank Arena Tickets

Recently took my Dad, brother, and partner to Scotiabank Arena for a guided Tour. Winnie was our tour guide and she was an absolute riot. Lots of laughs; interesting facts (some we knew already, some we didn't know). She kept our small group interested, and entertained. The tour was longer than expected, but we enjoyed that! Born and raised in Toronto, we are huge Toronto sport fans. We have been behind the scenes before at Scotiabank/ACC for various events or Fan Fests of the past. But, it is always amazing to step foot into the locker rooms of hockey greats and basketball superstars! Would recommend this tour for all sports fans, and Toronto enthusiasts.

I loved the tour. Since me and my wife were the only people at that time, we were given a private tour. Our tour guide, Winnie, was a pleasure to walk with. She basically told us about every corner of the Arena. She also knew a lot about history of the teams. Overall, one of the best experiences I had in Toronto.

Interesting, lover it ! The guide was entertaining.

The tour was awesome and great, Holly was great she know a lot of history about the leafs and the raptors. She answer all of our question it would be nice to have a souvenir from the tours and also just a small snack or bottle water. Thank you

I really enjoyed that tour it's was fun going into the raptors, dressing room.

We had Matt as our guide last Friday and it was absolutely great! Matt was incredibly knowledgeable on all things Leafs, Raptors and of course the venue itself. He took the time to answer all of our questions and we were able to take lots of pictures.

We had a last minute chance for a tour of Scotiabank Arena. The guide was awesome - he had lots of stories to tell about personal experiences there and the background info on the Arena (and Leafs and Raptors). He wasn't rushed at all and offered to take pictures if we wanted. The highlights were sitting on the Leaf's bench and going into the Leafs dressing room! This tour was the best part of our weeklong Toronto vacation.

My husband and I attended a tour May 3rd. Gabby was our guide and he is super fantastic!! So knowledgeable and great sense of humour. He kept us all engaged. We live in Toronto and this is such a treasure. To get to experience the behind the scenes from the media boxes, to the corporate boxes, Raptors dressing room, Leafs dressing room, the “tunnel”, ice level, getting to sit on the Leafs bench and see countless historic photos. The list goes on and on. You cannot beat the price at $30 adult. We even saw where the tons of popcorn is prepared!! Highly recommend the tour. Definitely go when the Leafs and Raptors are not playing so you can get the full experience. Also, do not worry about stairs, the elevator use gets you to all levels. Great time!!

Amazing experience! Got to see the behind-the-scenes of the Maple Leafs and Raptors quarters with a dynamic tour guide, Mike, and super nice safety personnel, James! Highly recommend it to anyone visiting!

For this tour, our tour guide was Matt. He did an excellent job of guiding us during the tour. He was very thorough with explaining each area we went to and asked us questions to keep us engaged. Another thing I personally appreciated, is how he incorporated history of the arena and paying homage to people who were integral to the arena and teams. One thing, I would say that would make the tour better, is to have a louder speaker. There were times when we were in a large space, and I couldn’t hear Matt. Another suggestion, is to have ear pieces that translates for those who don’t understand or speak English. Wasn’t an issue with our group, but just for tourists who visit from out of town or a different country. Overall, I’d give the tour a 5/5. Being able to go to the media gondola, practice court, locker rooms, the leafs bench, etc. It was just an awesome experience as a Toronto sports fan. Matt, made it an enjoyable tour. For $30, it’s definitely a bargain! Oh! One last thing. If you go on a day where both the leafs and raptors aren’t playing, you’d be able to go into both locker rooms.