Centre Bell Box-Office

• 1909 avenue des Canadiens-de-Montréal
• Montréal, Québec
• H4B 5G0

Click here for opening hours.

Purchase by phone (hockey and shows)

1 855 219-0576

Online Purchase

• Canadiens Tickets
• evenko Tickets

Wheelchair Tickets

The Bell Centre has areas exclusively dedicated to wheelchair customers and their companions. These areas are located on level 100 (red), row N and have direct access to street level doors for safety and accessibility in case of emergency measures. There is a limit of one companion per wheelchair customer.

To purchase wheelchair tickets, please contact our box office at 1-855-219-0576 or 1-877-668-8269.

Box Office Pick Up – « Will Call »

Will Call tickets are available for pick up at the Box Office during regular opening hours.

The following documentation must be presented at pick up:

• The credit card used to purchase the tickets
• An identity card with a photo identifying you as the holder of the card used to make the purchase

Group Sales

For group sales, please contact us as the following numbers:

• Canadiens Tickets: 1-877-463-2674, ext. 3
• evenko Tickets: 514-925-2561

Canceled

In the case of a canceled event, we commit to inform you about it as soon as possible. Refunds will be made automatically to the credit card that was used during the purchase and will appear on your credit card account in the 10 business days following the cancelation of the event. For purchases made in person, we invite you to present yourself at the box office for a refund.

*Please note that the method of payment used for the refund will be the same as the method of payment used during the purchase.

Postponed

In the case of a canceled event, we commit to inform you about it as soon as possible. We invite you to keep your ticket since it will be valid on the new date of the event.

• For more details, don’t hesitate to contact us at 1-855-310-2525.

The box office accepts payment by debit or by credit card. It’s important to note that only the credit card holder is authorized to purchase tickets with their credit card. Bring a valid piece of photo identification when you come to buy your tickets because you could be asked to show it.

A presale is an offer to make a purchase before the public on-sale. It’s an interesting opportunity to buy tickets. 

To take advantage of the evenko presales and to become an evenko member, CLICK HERE. If a presale is available for the show that interests you, an email will be sent to you a few days before the scheduled on-sale date. 

Several other types of presales can be offered for each show. The main presales are those offered to fan club members, by some credit card companies, and by the event promoters. 

To take advantage of fan club presales, you must be a member of the artist’s fan club and visit the artist’s website to check if a presale will be offered to members. 

Please note that only a limited quantity of our ticket inventory is available during presales. Thus, having access to a presale doesn’t guarantee having access to seats or to better seats. 

If you don’t have a credit card, it’s possible to buy your tickets in person at the box office.

It’s also possible to get a prepaid credit card in some financial institutions or retail outlets. In such a case, make sure to correctly activate your card and to keep it until the date of your event.

Some artists offer VIP packages to their fans. Those packages vary from one show to another and don’t always include the same perks. For more details about VIP offers, you can visit your favourite artist’s website.

An email will be sent to you by those in charge of the package a few days before your event in order to provide more information on the package. If you wish to get more information about your package earlier, we invite you to visit the artist’s website and to communicate directly with their production team.

Generally, there is no minimum age to attend our events at the Bell Centre. In a case where an age restriction is imposed, we indicate it on evenko.ca and you will be notified when you purchase tickets.

The minimum age to buy alcoholic drinks is 18. If you plan to have alcoholic drinks at the venue, please have in your possession two (2) valid pieces of identification and make sure to drink responsibly.

Children below the age of 24 months can enter Bell Centre for free, but they must sit on the lap of the accompanying adult. Please note that if asked, you will have to show a piece of identification proving the age of the child.

From the age of 24 months, children must have a ticket in their possession and must sit in their own seat.

For more information, don’t hesitate to contact us by email or by phone at 1-877-668-8269.

If tickets sell quickly, this means that the event is very popular and that demand is high. A portion of tickets may have been sold during the presales. We invite you to read the Presales section to learn more. Furthermore, with the new technologies, it’s possible to sell hundreds of tickets per minute, which means that the inventory of available tickets is gone quickly.

Being fans ourselves, we understand the desire to attend the shows of our idols. We invite you to check out our tips to maximize your chances to buy tickets.

As an event approaches, the technical needs of the producers become more precise, which allows us to sell tickets that were originally not available for technical reasons. Furthermore, in the hours before an event, once the stage setup and the installation of the technical equipment are completed, evenko and the producers adjust the capacity and release new tickets, space permitting. Consequently, it’s possible that tickets closer to the stage will be available after your purchase. Be certain, though, that at the time you made your purchase, the best available tickets were those you have in your possession.

Please note that, as indicated in our purchase contract available at www.evenko.ca, there is no exchange or refund once a ticket has been purchased.

A venue fee is a fixed fee making it possible to cover the maintenance and repair costs of the amphitheatre such as renovations or restoration and upgrade work. It’s applicable on every purchased ticket.

A service fee relates to the service that is offered to you during the purchase of your tickets. This fee is billed by the intermediary who sells tickets to you in order to cover operating costs such as call centres, box offices, managing and maintaining the websites, etc. The service fee varies from one show to another and from one venue to another. It is applicable on every purchased ticket.

The handling fee is a fixed fee applicable once for the overall order, which makes it possible to cover the costs of printing and sending the tickets in the case of a mailing, the Internet connection fees and the costs associated with a secure delivery in the case of electronic tickets, and the printing and handling of the tickets in the case of a will call.

• Presales offer an interesting possibility to purchase tickets before the public on-sale. We invite you to check out the Presales section for more details.
• The sale system always offers you the best available tickets at the moment you make your purchase. Particularly in an on-sale context, if you reject the seat offer and try a new search, it’s possible that the system will offer you seats further from the stage.
• In the hours before the show, it’s possible that the producers will release tickets. For more details, check out the Ticket Release section.

Please note that the chances to have access to tickets are the same whether you use the Internet, the phone or the Bell Centre box office. The Bell Centre and evenko strongly advise against buying tickets from resellers or from a third party.

The Bell Centre and evenko strongly advise against buying tickets from an unauthorized reseller. We only guarantee the validity of tickets that are purchased at the official box offices or from authorized vendors (e.g. some fan clubs will sell tickets and/or VIP packages themselves). It’s impossible for us to determine the validity of a ticket purchased from an unauthorized reseller (street resellers [“scalpers”], classified ad websites) before the event. The validity will be confirmed at the door, at the moment of the event.

We indicate that seats offer a “partially obstructed view” or a “limited view” when a technical object could be blocking part of the stage. We can’t guarantee the view you will have of the stage.

To get information about the possibility of buying 12 tickets or more, we invite you to contact the Group Sales service at 1-866-365-7469 or [email protected] or https://evenko.ca/en/groupsales. Please note that some events don’t offer group sales.

Lost and founds can be picked up at the security desk (1225 St-Antoine Ouest) until the end of the event. Afterwards, please call the reception desk of the Bell Centre at 514-492-1775.

Items will be kept in consignment for 3 months, after which they will unclaimed items will be donated to charity.

Click here to view current job offers.

For your convenience, phone charging stations are available free of charge at section 117, in front of gate 17.

Brick by brick, it’s your memories that helped to build the Place des Canadiens in La Cour Rio Tinto, which was inaugurated in September 2015. With the help of the brick locator, you can find the exact location of your brick amongst the thousands of others purchased by fans who really do represent the backbone of this team.

Strobes, lasers, pyrotechnics or strong lighting may be in use during certain events.

Should you have any question during an event, do not hesitate to ask one of our supervisors or to visit us at the Guest Services kiosk located at section 120, in front of gate 20.

If you’d like to share any comment or question with us, do not hesitate to write us an email at the following address: [email protected].

Automated Teller Machines are located throughout the Bell Center. Do not hesitate to ask any staff member for the nearest location.

For any sponsorship request, please contact us at the following email addresses:

• Sponsor the Canadiens: [email protected]
• Sponsor an evenko event: [email protected]

It is possible to display a personalized message on the scoreboard to celebrate a birthday, anniversary, etc., with a fee of $200 (proceeds go to the Montreal Canadiens Children’s Foundation). Requests must be submitted here at least least one (1) business day prior to the game.

*Please note that marriage proposals will not be considered.

The Bell Centre tours are located at Tricolore Sports. The entrance to the store is located inside the Lucien-L'Allier train station at 1290 avenue des Canadiens-de-Montréal (corner of Rue de la Montagne).

The Bell Centre tour is an hour-long walking tour that includes elevators and the use of staircases.

Online reservations:

You can purchase your tickets online on Ticketmaster. The starting point for the tours of the Bell Centre is located in the Tricolore Sports boutique. The entrance to the boutique is located inside the Lucien-L'Allier Station, at 1290 avenue des Canadiens-de-Montréal (corner of De la Montagne Street).

Purchase on site:

Come to the Box Office located at 1909 avenue des Canadiens-de-Montréal or to the Tricolore Sports store inside the Lucien-L’Allier train station.

• Wearing a procedure mask is mandatory
• No bags allowed
• Mobile tickets and contactless payments
• Stay home if sick / have symptoms

• Arena
• Press gallery
• Jacques Beauchamp Lounge
• Alumni Lounge
• Canadiens Dressing Room*
• Press Conference Room
• Luxury Suite

Please note that the areas visited may change without notice, and that Bell Centre tours are not available on concert days.

*The Canadiens dressing room cannot be visited on game days and visits are always subject to availability.

We have a regular rate as well as a group rate with special discounts. You can find the effective entry rates here.

For your safety and comfort, the following items are prohibited within the Cell Centre:

• All backpacks, coolers and sports bags, regardless of size
• Any bag exceeding 35cm X 35cm X 15.25cm; we encourage clients to bring bags that can easily be stowed under seats
• Hard-covered briefcases
• Weapons, knives, including but not limited to: blades, cutters, pocketknives (regardless of their size), aerosols, explosives
• Flags, banners or posters that might obstruct an audience member’s view
• Food, drinks, alcohol, glass bottles and cans
• Professional cameras of video cameras, selfie sticks
• Laser pointers
• Any object that makes noise including but not limited to: bell, horn
• Any animal except for service animals
• Any other prohibited item in compliance with promotors’ request.
• Any other item deemed suspicion by security personnel.
• Any signs, messages or garment displaying offensive, obscene or derogatory characterization

To help ensure the security of all its patrons, mandatory electronic searches upon entrance are among the methods used by the Bell Centre, more details here.

To discover the different possible configurations that can be used at the Bell Centre for our events, click here.

Unless there are specific demands by the producers, the order of the rows on the floor start by row A to Z, then AA to ZZ.

Here is the order of the rows in the stands:

• Level 100: Rows AA to FF and then rows A to W
• Level 200: Rows A to F
• Level 300: Rows AA to FF and then rows A to D
• Level 400: Rows A to D

The “General Admission” mention means that there are no seats. People who purchased tickets with the “General Admission” mention will enter the venue on a “first come, first served” basis and will remain standing during the entire show. The seat numbers are only for inventory purposes and don’t have any consequences on the evening of the show.