This latest step of the multi-phase, $350 million project includes enhancements to the arena’s 300, 400 and 500 Levels.
Following extensive summer renovations, Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (MLSE) provided updates on the latest improvements made as part of the ongoing Scotiabank Arena Reimagination Project as well as the additional developments to come during the 2025-26 NHL and NBA regular seasons. In its third phase, highlights of the newest renovations will include a floor to ceiling design transformation of the 300 Level concourse, the addition of a new Loge Club, revamped suites on the 400 and 500 Levels, additional elevator access, a brand-new Coors Light Chill Zone, and overall technology upgrades to the retail and food & beverage experiences.
Full renovation of the 300 Level concourse with an elevated, modern design focused on accessibility and fan comfort. The refreshed concourse features dynamic digital screens, gathering hubs, and flexible design elements that adapt to reflect the unique look, feel, and energy of each event.
The Coors Light Chill Zone is being completely reimagined as a modern social hub on the concourse. The refreshed space will feature upgraded finishes, improved seating and gathering areas, and enhanced service points designed for speed and convenience. Digital displays, brand touchpoints, and flexible layouts will bring the space to life, creating a vibrant environment that connects fans, enhances the in-game experience, and extends the energy of the arena.
Eight loge suites on the 500 Level were reconfigured into a 100-person club space to extend the social fan atmosphere to the upper levels. Members of the refined-casual Loge Club can expect all-inclusive food offerings, private washrooms, premium vantage points of the court and ice, as well as direct elevator access in the coming months.
A complete floor to ceiling remodel of all 400 & 500 Level Executive Suites with new high-end finishes, stone accents, enhanced in-suite technology, convertible accessible seating as well as vaulted ceilings to expand the viewing area of the bowl.
The Molson Brewhouse is a lively concourse bar and event space on the 100 Level, offering fans a social hub to gather pre- and post-game with great drinks and atmosphere.
Full renovation of the 100 Level concourse with a new contemporary and fan-friendly design. The concourse design is dynamic with screens, beacons and hubs that transform to fit the look, feel and energy of the event within it.
Modernized concession stands, transforming eight kiosks into grab & go style markets. The frictionless experience is complemented with traditional counter service enabling fans to transact faster, spend less time waiting in lines and more time enjoying the event. These markets feature fresh local food offerings representing the rich diversity of the city alongside arena staples and favourites.
The expansion of Real Sports Apparel with an additional retail store on the 100 Level concourse for an extended sports merchandise and fan shopping experience.
An all-new premium members space, MNP Pass Social Club, on Event Level where members become part of the action as they get an exclusive up-close view of players entering the bowl from the locker room while they dine in Scotiabank Arena’s newest premium restaurant. This club will feature high-end design and finishes steps away from their seats.
Refreshed Hot Stove restaurant on the 200 Level including a new dedicated entrance from the second floor of the Galleria directly into the steakhouse’s front lounge. Hot Stove offers a contemporary steakhouse design that seamlessly blends with its historic charm and is open to all ticket holders for pre-event and event dining.
An all-new Mastercard Lounge - a first-of-its-kind shared members space overlooking the bowl from the south-west corner of the 200 Level with a premium viewing and dining experience. The Mastercard Lounge taps into the fans’ desire to push the traditional boundaries of the viewing experience and integrates Mastercard’s multisensory strategy by engaging fans’ senses for a heightened game viewing experience. The space features a modern ambiance as well as all-inclusive dining and an interactive Chef’s Table, inspired by a daily menu of Canada’s most premium ingredients created by Michelin Star trained chefs.
A complete floor to ceiling remodel of all Mastercard Executive Suites with new high-end finishes, stone accents, enhanced in-suite technology, convertible accessible seating as well as vaulted ceilings to expand the viewing area of the bowl.
Recognizing Toronto as a hub for arts and culture, the Scotiabank Arena Venue Reimagination project looked to reflect this within the venue in the heart of the city with a one-of-a-kind museum-quality art collection. The collection showcases sport, music, and history telling the story of the rich diversity of Canada. It features 76 commissioned art pieces to date, ranging from photography to mixed media, created by 34 artists representing diverse communities.
The addition of two concession marketplaces with Amazon’s Just Walk Out technology. Scotiabank Arena is one of the first Canadian venues with this technology—and the first in Canada to offer two concessions with the technology—which was developed using artificial intelligence including generative AI, as well as computer vision and deep learning techniques. Grains and Greens (100 Level) and Molson Market (300 Level) have eliminated checkout lines for an effortless experience. Fans enter the marketplaces using their credit card at the entry gate, and the technology detects what fans take from or return to the shelves and creates a virtual shopping session. When fans complete their shopping experience, they leave the store without waiting in line. Their payment of choice is automatically charged.