Fans looking to utilize this accessible lane may have up to 3 guests with them. Groups larger than 4 people may be asked to split up.
Scotiabank Arena was built on the site of the original Canada Post Delivery Building and retains the historic east and south walls. The steel roof was designed with a flat profile, giving it the appearance of an airplane hangar and provides enhanced internal acoustics. For safety and as a courtesy to other fans, please help keep the aisles clear at all times. We ask that all fans refrain from standing, sitting or dancing in the aisles.
Our goal is to promote responsible alcohol service and enhance fan safety and enjoyment. Scotiabank Arena staff are trained in responsible alcohol management. While we always strive to provide the most accurate information regarding all Scotiabank Arena policies, alcohol policies are subject to change without notice. Please contact Fan Services at with any questions. Animals or pets are not permitted at Scotiabank Arena, with the exception of service animals for fans with disabilities.
A service animal is defined as any animal that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability, and can be identified as such. Fans entering our venue with a service animal will be required to provide documentation upon request. Read our Arena Code of Conduct here. To protect our fans, employees and team and to align with league and tour standards, a restricted bag policy is in place at Scotiabank Arena.
View our bag policy here. Posters and signs must not hinder, distract, or interfere with the view of other fans and must not be obscene or in poor taste. Commercial, political, or negative messages are not permitted. They must not cover or distract from permanent signage or block broadcast cameras. Posters and signs are not allowed in NBA courtside seats.
