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HISTORY:

Originally the site of the Canada Post Delivery building, Air Canada Centre has used parts of the original building in its east and south sections. Air Canada has a 20-year agreement for the naming rights to the building. The arena's Galleria is the main entrance and features food courts and retail shops. Air Canada Centre also has 1,020 club seats and 150 luxury suites, in addition to a Molson microbrewery on site. The Rogers Media Centre provides up-to-the-minute sports results and news. The arena also is home to the Maple Leafs. Adjacent to the arena is Maple Leaf Square, a $500 million commercial, residential and entertainment complex scheduled to open in spring 2010.

SEATING NOTES:

• Courtside tickets must be specified by the seller as North, South, East or West in order to appear in the map.
• Tickets not specified by the seller as Baseline Prime, Corner Endzone or Balcony may be mapped to a less premium section.

Address:

40 Bay St.
Toronto, ON M5J 2N8

Directions:

From the east: Take Highway 401 West to DVP South to Gardiner Expressway to Yonge Street exit. Go west on Lakeshore to York Street.

From the west: Take QEW East to Gardiner Expressway to York Street North.

Parking:

Public parking is available on Queens Quay, Bay Street and the surrounding area.

Transportation:

Fans may take the Yonge/University subway line to Union Station, which is within easy walking distance to Air Canada Centre. Call the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) for more information at (416)-393-4636 or visit the Toronto Transit Commission Web site. Fans from outlying areas of Metro Toronto can take GO Transit to Union Station. Contact GO Transit information at (416) 869-3200 or (888) 438-6646) or online at the Go Transit Web site.