TORONTO — Fans at Scotiabank Arena for concerts or Toronto Maple Leafs and Raptors games will notice bigger, brighter walkways and more technology these days...
TORONTO — Fans at Scotiabank Arena for concerts or Toronto Maple Leafs and Raptors games will notice bigger, brighter walkways and more technology these days.Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment is halfway through the second phase of its $350-million four-phase renovation to the arena that opened in February 1999.
Work on the suites on the 400 level is also planned, as well as putting in a club area to replace suites on the 500 level.Phase 1, now complete, focused on the 200 level of the arena, a section primarily dedicated to luxury boxes, and the creation of Mastercard Lounge, which allows members to dine while watching the evening's action. The level's distinctive art, related to sports and entertainment, will be expanded to the rest of the facility.
For the well-heeled, there's the new MNP Pass Social Club on the event level, essentially a tunnel club that features a brand new 220-capacity restaurant next to the glassed-in player tunnel that the Leafs will use to take to the ice. To make room for the facility, 16 existing event-level "bunker" suites were removed with suite-holders offered first crack at membership in the new club, which includes two private rooms for parties.
The Hot Stove Lounge, part of Maple Leaf Gardens' lore, has been remodelled and will be open on non-game nights. Denmark Loyalty Programs Intelligence Report 2024: Market will Increase from $685.5 Million in 2023 to Reach $1.05 Billion by 2028
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