Toronto Maple Leafs Tickets

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The History of Toronto Maple Leafs Hockey

Established in 1917, the Toronto Maple Leafs were one of the “Original Six” members of the National Hockey League (NHL). The team's history is a tapestry of triumphs and tribulations, filled with legendary players, memorable moments, and a passionate fan base that has remained loyal through thick and thin.

The Leafs' early years were marked by both success and struggle. They won their first Stanley Cup in 1918, but it would be 25 years before they would claim another championship. During this period, Toronto developed a reputation for exciting offense and an ability to attract top talent.

The 1940s were a golden era. Led by legendary players like Syl Apps, Gordie Drillon, and Turk Broda, the club won five Stanley Cups, establishing itself as one of the NHL's most dominant forces. They won another in 1951 but didn’t return to the Finals again until the ‘60s, which was another magical decade.

The Maple Leafs earned NHL Championships in 1962, 1963, 1964, and 1967. But that’s where the dry spell began. Their decades-long drought has been tough on fans, but it will make an inevitable victory even more satisfying. Will this be the season they finally win another trophy? Buy Maple Leafs tickets today, and be part of their journey back to the top!

The Maple Leafs Hockey Schedule

The Maple Leafs' legacy is not without fierce rivalries. One notable adversary is the Montreal Canadiens, with whom they’ve shared intense encounters since the league’s inception. The teams have met in the Stanley Cup Finals multiple times, with the Canadiens emerging victorious in most.

Within the Atlantic Division, the Leafs face tough competition from the Boston Bruins, Florida Panthers, and the Tampa Bay Lightning. These divisional duels are always hard-fought, as teams battle for playoff positioning.

Elsewhere in the Eastern Conference, the Detroit Red Wings, another member of the “Original Six,” are Toronto’s playoff nemesis, as the teams have met more than any other pairing. They’re split in the Stanley Cup Finals, but they approach every one of their meetings like the stakes are that high.

Finally, in the Western Conference, the Maple Leafs have established rivalries with the Chicago Blackhawks and Edmonton Oilers. These cross-conference clashes bring together some of the NHL's most storied franchises.

Scotiabank Arena Information

The Scotiabank Arena opened in February 1999 and currently has a capacity of 18,800. Aside from serving as the home of the Maple Leafs, it’s a vibrant hub of entertainment, hosting the NBA’s Toronto Raptors, premier concerts, and more.

Seating

We offer detailed seating charts to help you find the best views, but the locations around mid-ice are typically the most desirable. The Wild’s bench is at Section 117, and Section 116 is situated behind the visitors’ bench. 

Ticket holders in the first row in sections around the bowl can watch through glass windows, just like the players in the penalty box in front of Sections 103 and 104. Glass seating comes with exclusive access to the On the Glass Club, as well as all-inclusive dining options and complimentary beer, wine, and soft drinks.

Shoot-twice seating spans the west side of the venue, including Sections 105–115 on the main level and 206–217 on the upper tier. Families should consider Sections 201, 207, 208, and 215, and those looking for a party might find it in Sections 119 and 120.

Parking

Official parking lots are conveniently located near the arena:

• Scotiabank Arena - Lot #229 (0.3 km)

• Maple Leaf Square - Lot #402 (0.2 km)

• Precise ParkLink - 25 York Street (0.2 km)

Finding vacancies can be difficult during events, so to be safe, we recommend reserving parking passes when you purchase your Toronto Maple Leafs tickets.

Alternative Transportation

Ticket holders can use subways and streetcars to get to the venue. Toronto Transit Commission Line 1 (Yonge-University) and Line 4 (Sheppard) arrive at Union Station, which is within walking distance of the arena. 

TTC streetcars and buses provide additional transportation options, and the 6, 72, and 121 routes have stops nearby. Riders can pay with cash, tokens, or contactless payment methods such as the PRESTO card or the TTC app. Check the Transit Commission website for the latest information.

Ready for Your Maple Leafs Game?

Attending a game is unforgettable! From the moment you enter Scotiabank Arena, you are enveloped by the energy of the crowd and the anticipation of world-class sports. Don't miss your chance to experience it! Get your Toronto Maple Leafs tickets today, and feel the impact of Canadian hockey culture. Let's go, Leafs!