bell centre

There is no better way to visit or fair city than to catch a Habs game. All games over the last 7 years have been sold out but you can score some outside the rink before puck drops.Grab a few drinks and bite before heading in, it's over $12 beer!

If you love hockey, this is something to see and experience. They have a Habs museum which is only $11.00 why would you not want to visit the best team in history with 24 Stanley Cups

The inside of the Bell Center has no bad seats, scoreboard graphics and graphics on ice are cool. The building is undergoing lots of renovation so I will leave that alone. Metro stop 1 block away, this could be a great venue...need to see it again after construction.

Best arena in the league! We sat last row in the 400 level but it was still awesome. Habs fans are passionate and the energy is great. In game entertainment is also top notch! I'm a truly jealous Oiler fan.

the acoustics are fine as stadiums of this size/nature go, but too many people all trying to get out the same very few exits at the end of a packed event makes the end difficult.. The event started late too because of extra security and searches at the entrance and not enough entrances. Its also very poorly indicated inside which way to go to access the subway system upon leaving.

I Come to Montreal because I am a Canadiens Fan, However this arena is by far the best experience you will have at a hockey game. If you have never been to a hockey game, or dont even understand the game that well. the people, and the passion for this team is palpable, and you cant help but be immersed in the Game. Seats in the club level has unlimited free food and non-alcoholic drinks, Everything about a Montreal Canadiens game is done to perfection... When in Montreal during hockey season, you owe it to yourself to check out the Habs. #OleOle #GoHabsGo

This was our second time at the Bell Centre. This time for Disney on Ice. The people who work at the Bell are friendly and helpful. Many bathroom stalls in the bathrooms. The red section is great for an ice show. If you sit at the end then you don't have the effect of watching a tennis match, at the end all the action is in front of you. We park under the Marriott which is easy and very close to walk, $20 for the day. Many snack stands at the Bell. It's 2 hours door to door from Burlington (or less depending on time at the border).

Went to see the Black Keys play in September, 2014. This place was huge, and it was cut in half for the concert. My boyfriend and I were seriously in awe at the size of it. Beautiful venue, great arrangement. Beer was $11 but you'd pay that anywhere you go at an event.

Get there early and take the time to walk the lower levels to see the pictures and monuments of the Habs. Truly a place that speaks history. My wife and I have been there many times and each time is special.The crowd is electric and adds to the 'aura' of the place.They have reserved a spot for the Ghosts of the Forum to settle into but they are not there yet.

It was great. had a fun time and of course saw the Canadiens beat the Columbus. Life is great when visiting Montreal and you get to see a hockey game

The experience of seeing a Habs game at the Bell Centre is what a real appreciation of the sport is all about. It's not the Forum, but it's the next best thing.The fans and their knowledge of, and devotion to, the game itself make the difference in this experience.Both languages are well represented at these gatherings, but the common goal is that of watching the Habs win an exciting game.

This is where home of hockey is a ledgend. First time to a hockey game and I wasn't disappointed everyone was cheerful and great atmosphere in this place!

My review is based on the February 14th game against the Toronto Maple Leafs. This was the first (and definitely not the last) game I've seen at the Bell Centre. None of the other arenas where I've seen a hockey game (Toronto, NY, Detroit, Buffalo, Philadelphia, Boston) even come close. Starting from the incredible pre game festivities and national anthem and right through the game to the 3 star selection, everything is perfect. The atmosphere in the Bell Centre is electric. The successful history of the franchaise is on display, but perhaps not as evident as in the old Montreal Forum. The arena is nice and clean and there are more than enough washrooms so lineups weren't excessively long. We were able to purchase seats in the reds (section 117 - behind the goal line), and they were very expensive, but I could justify it. Beer and food prices were also very high, but in line with those at the ACC in Toronto. Can't wait to come back for another game. Merci !!

huge habs fan and always great to see a game at the bell centre!! great seats and even greater fans. always have to go to a game there during my visits.

Loved the tour... best tour guide Kevin, he knew everything we asked. If you're a Habs fan you will enjoy it to the fullest!