The Toronto Raptors are an NBA Eastern Conference (Atlantic Division) team based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Their home, Scotiabank Arena, holds 19,800 fans.
Seating Guide
Seating includes lower bowl sections 101–122 (rows 1–32) and upper bowl sections 301–334 (rows 1–19), with center-court premium sections 108/119 near the Platinum Lounge.
Tickets
Official tickets can be purchased through the club’s website.
The “We The North” campaign, launched in 2014, became the franchise’s defining identity. “Jurassic Park” is the nickname fans gave to the outdoor public viewing plaza (officially the Ford Fan Zone) during the 2014 playoffs, referencing the team’s dinosaur name — it remains a major playoff-viewing gathering spot to this day.
📍 Getting There
Scotiabank Arena · 40 Bay St, Toronto, ON M5J 2X2
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💡 Insider Tips
🚌 Getting Around
A 3-minute walk through the underground PATH from Union Station connects to the arena (transfer available between Line 1 and Line 2). Streetcars 504 and 509 also stop nearby.
🏨 Lodging
There are 35 hotels within a 20-minute walk of Union Station, with Le Germain Maple Leaf Square and Hotel Victoria just 3–7 minutes away. Many hotels connect via the underground PATH.
🎟️ Tickets
Ticketmaster is the official primary sales channel. US citizens entering Canada only need a valid passport (eTA-exempt), while citizens of other visa-exempt countries need to apply for an eTA online (CAD $7, valid 5 years). Currency is the Canadian dollar.
🗺️ City Pass Bundling
The Toronto CityPASS doesn’t include game tickets, but the CN Tower and Ripley’s Aquarium are within a 2-minute walk of the arena, so the tourism board directly promotes a “game + CN Tower + aquarium” one-day itinerary. Even without a ticket, you can enjoy the big-screen broadcast at “Jurassic Park,” the outdoor plaza next to the arena (free viewing passes can be won through the team’s app).
💡 Insider Tips
Bag policy is very strict — only small pouches or wallets under 6.5×4.5 inches are allowed, no backpacks or totes, and oversized bags must go into paid storage ($20) across from Gate 1.