Montreal's Bell Centre (Le Centre Bell)
The Bell Centre (Le Centre Bell) is Montreal's premiere sports and entertainment complex. Located in downtown Montreal, the Bell Centre has a seating capacity of 21,273 and is considered to be the largest hockey arena in North America. It also happens to be the home of the Montreal Canadiens hockey team since 1996. The Bell Centre is one of the busiest and most technologically advanced venues in North America.
Home of the Montreal Canadiens
Originally known as the Molson Centre, the Bell Centre was built in 1996. It was renamed the Bell Centre in 2002. The Bell Centre was built to replace the legendary Montreal Forum, which had been built in 1924. The Bell Centre is heavily themed by the Montreal Canadiens. There are bronze statues of famous players as well as team photographs throughout the Bell Centre. Many retired Canadiens jerseys are hung from the rafters of the Bell Centre.
Events at the Bell Centre
Many arts and entertainment events are held at the Bell Centre. Over the years, it has become Montreal's primary venue for major concerts and performances. The Bell Centre hosts everything from Celine Dion concerts to UFC events. Because of its central location, it is easily accessible by public transportation. It is also connected to Montreal's Underground City. For a calendar of events at the Bell Centre, click here
Fast Facts About Montreal's Bell Centre ( Le Centre Bell)
Address: 1260 Rue De la Gauchetière Ouest, Montreal, Quebec
Telephone: (514) 392-2746
Admission Price: Admission prices vary
Closest Metro: Metro Lucien-L’Allier or Bonaventure
Official Site of Montreal's Bell Centre
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