Seating guide
Bell Centre — seating & best seats
Typical layout
Indicative layout for a arena — not Bell Centre's exact chart. The precise section map for your event is shown on the marketplace before checkout.
Canadiens' home; the NHL's biggest and often loudest building.
Where to sit
Best value
Lower-level (100s) corner sections — close to floor prices below premium sideline rates.
For sports
Center-ice / half-court 100s, rows 5–20.
For concerts
Floor if you want energy; lower-level sections at a 45° angle to the stage often see and hear better than floor rows far back.
Budget play
Upper-level (200s/300s) center rows 1–5 — the rail keeps sightlines clean.
Getting there
Lucien-L'Allier and Bonaventure Metro stations (Orange Line) are adjacent.
Common questions
How many people does Bell Centre hold?+
Bell Centre holds approximately 21,000 people as a arena. Configuration changes by event — concerts with floor seating differ from sports setups.
Is Bell Centre indoor or outdoor?+
Bell Centre is fully indoor.
Where can I see the exact seating chart for my event?+
This page shows the typical layout for a venue of this class. When you compare prices on TixInfo and click through to a partner marketplace, you'll see the exact interactive section map for your specific event before you buy.