F.A.Q-BellCentre

What time do the Bell Centre doors open before a game?

Doors generally open 90 minutes before game time. For a hockey game beginning at 7:00 p.m., doors open at 5:30 p.m. This rule applies to regular games, but it is always preferable to confirm the specific details for each event on the Bell Centre website or with the organizer.

Please note that the CIBC VIP entrance in Canadiens Plaza as well as the entrance at M2 Marché Montréal Loto-Québec open at 5:00 p.m. on game nights. Fans can enjoy the 5 à 6 special with meals and drinks for only $6 from 5:00-6:00 p.m.

How can I have a birthday announcement made during a Canadiens' game?

Want to wish a happy birthday or offer your best wishes to someone? You can do it in an original way during a Canadiens game! Your message will appear on the scoreboard. A fee of $100 is charged and the proceeds go to the Montreal Canadiens Children's Foundation. Note that marriage proposals are not eligible for display on the scoreboard. Please note that reservations are now processed through the Foundation at: fondation.canadiens.com/en.

How can I sign-up to sing the national anthems at Canadiens home games?

Please send a sample of your best performances on CD or video, your resumé as well as a picture of yourself to the Game Presentation department, at this address: 1909, avenue des Canadiens-de-Montréal, Montréal, QC, H4B 5G0.

Where can I find information about the Bell Centre?

For information about the Bell Centre, please consult its website at: https://centrebell.ca/en.

How do I get to the Bell Centre?

For information on the Bell Centre’s location and the various options for getting there, visit the Getting Here section of the Bell Centre website (https://centrebell.ca/en/getting-here).

Is the Bell Centre parking open to the public?

Indoor parking is open to the public during the following hours:

Non-event days: Monday-Friday from 5:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m., $20 (daily fixed rate) *

Event nights: Starting at noon, $20-$45 (depending on the event) *

*Prices subject to change.

Please note that we do not accept pickup trucks during hockey games and that vehicles with studded tires are forbidden at all times.

If you’d like to confirm details or reserve your parking in advance, visit the Getting Here section of the Bell Centre website (https://centrebell.ca/en/getting-here).

Are we allowed to take pictures during Montreal Canadiens games?

In general, non-professional cameras are authorized during events at the Bell Centre. Please note that this policy is subject to change according to the directives issued by the producers of the event and that the directive on the ticket prevails.

It is strictly forbidden to bring a professional camera (with a detachable and/or more than 2-inch lens), otherwise it will be confiscated.

Are we allowed to record videos during Montreal Canadiens games?

Unless you have an authorization from the producer, cameras, camcorders, GoPros and all other video devices are forbidden.

Are the restaurants open to the public?

Yes, Bell Centre restaurants are open to the public only on event nights and exclusively for ticket holders. These restaurants, located directly inside the Bell Centre, offer diverse and refined culinary experiences, just a stone's throw from your seat. Discover our complete offering of restaurants and reserve your table now: https://centrebell.ca/en/restaurants.

We strongly suggest you reserve your table in advance.

Schedule and menus subject to change.

Note that the La Mise au Jeu restaurant is reserved for members.