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Game day,
sorted.
Everything you need for a night at Coca-Cola Coliseum, from the streetcar to the final buzzer.
The essentials
Getting there
- Transit is easiest. GO Lakeshore West to Exhibition, about 7 minutes from Union plus a short walk.
- TTC: 509 or 511 streetcar to Exhibition Loop.
- Driving: lots fill up when Exhibition Place is busy. Directions and parking (new tab)
At the door
- Small purse-type bags only, under 16.5 x 11.5 cm.
- Security screening for everyone. Arrive early.
- Signs up to 8.5" x 11". No large flags or banners.
Tickets and pay
- Digital tickets in the Ticketmaster app.
- Cashless venue. Bring a card or phone.
- The Fan Code of Conduct applies to every game.
Everyone in
Access, kids and food.
Accessibility
- Accessible seats for every event through Ticketmaster. Buy early if you need one.
- Two passenger elevators in the VIP entrance lobby, just right of the main gates.
- Service animals welcome. Accessible parking in Exhibition Place Lot 3, first come, first served.
- Assistive listening devices aren't offered right now.
Families
- Kids 24 months and under can sit on an adult's lap without a ticket. Everyone older needs their own seat.
- Grab an "If Lost Please Call" sticker for your child at Fan Services, behind section 117.
- Strollers can't go into the stands or section entrances. Fan Services can help.
Food and drink
- Concession stands open when the gates do.
- No outside food or drink. With a food allergy or medical need, call Fan Services at 416-815-5982 before game day.
- Nut products are sold throughout the building, with no nut-safe zones.
From Coca-Cola Coliseum's official visitor FAQ. Venue policies can change by event.
19 Nunavut Road, TorontoHome court
Coca-Cola Coliseum
More than 8,000 seats on the waterfront at Exhibition Place, just west of downtown.
Next door, a new Tempo Performance Centre with two WNBA courts is scheduled to open in 2028, built with the City of Toronto.
Courtside
Know the floor.
Where the CIBC Courtside Seats and the Loges sit around the court. The CIBC Courtside Club, an open-air lounge, is right behind the net.
- VIP A
- VIP B
- Team Bench
- Row A
- Row B
- Row C
- North Loge
- South Loge
The Tempo's official premium seating map. CIBC Courtside Seats: VIP A, VIP B, Team Bench, Rows A, B and C. Loges: North and South.
The crew
Meet Dez and Dot.
Dez
A Borealis Blue snapping turtle from Muskoka. Named for the decibel, spins the 1s and 2s, always a few steps ahead.
Dot
An Arctic hare named for the T-Dot. Hops and hype, all game long.
On the road at home
Where we played in 2026.
What's the bag policy?
Only small purse-type bags smaller than 16.5 cm x 11.5 cm (6.5" x 4.5"). Bag check is at the main entrance, and everyone goes through security screening.
How do I get my tickets?
All tickets are digital and scan from your phone in the Ticketmaster app.
Can I pay with cash?
No. Coca-Cola Coliseum is a cashless venue.
Can I bring a sign?
Yes, up to 8.5" x 11". Large flags and banners aren't allowed.
When do doors open?
Gates at Coca-Cola Coliseum open at least one hour before every ticketed event. Tempo doors varied by game in 2026, so check your game's details.
Where do I get help during the game?
Fan Services is behind section 117. First aid is behind section 107. Before game day, call Fan Services at 416-815-5982.