If you are into hockey you have to come here.great team, great fans nice staff. Everything was very good. Go Habs

I've been to the Bell Center twice and both times were a blast. I went to a preseason basketball game, which isn't normally held at the Bell Center and a concert. Two very different experiences and both lots of fun. The venue was clean both times, prices were reasonable, and the staff was friendly. Also, they did a great job hosting the preseason basketball game considering they don't host NBA... plus

I came here to watch many Habs games over the years and this arena is in a great location in Montreal. It's easy to get to by subway, car or walking, but I don't suggest driving as parking and traffic are a bit of a pain.

The arena is pretty new and the facilities are clean and modern. Almost every seat in the arena is a good one and it's got one of the bigger capacities compared to others in... plus

This is a very cool place. I was last here to see game 3 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals between the Habs and the Bruins in 2011. Montreal had taken the first two games in Beantown and the series moved to the Bell for game 3. It was my first playoff hockey game on Canadian soil, and to say that that I was excited is an understatement.

I had purchased seats in an area where food was... plus

I don't think there's much to say that hasn't been said already. A recent visit revealed a long line to get in but if you're patient, it can move quickly. I don't remember being asked to open my bag last time I was there, but no big deal. Like with all big venues, the prices for everything is inflated, but you're probably there for a specific reason, so it's all part of the experience...right?... plus

I saw a concert here while visiting Montreal. The arena was large and it looked like most people had a good view of the stage. One of the things I liked the most is that it was easily accessible via public transit. There was a train platform outside one of the entrances and the subway was only a few flights of stairs to the arena. Once you left the arena you were on the one of the main streets... plus

Bell centre

Every show we have seen at Bell Centre was Worth it. Artists from everywhere have performed at the Centre as well as many of our local talented singers, dancers and musicians. If you are into sports, hockey games are something else :-)

Host was fantastic

We recently visited the Bell centre and toured the Bell centre. Our group of 60 kids enjoyed the visit. Many were quite excited to be there. Would have been nice to bump into a celebrity or watch a practice.

Nice hockey time

Outstanding for hockey fans

We took a tour of the Bell Centre and visited the hall of fame there. The Hall of Fame is terrific with tons of memorabilia from the Canadians over 100 year history. Lots of information in it. The two movies were also very good, expecially the movie about the 100 year anniversary. The tour was interesting and took us from... plus

great atmosphere

The Bell Centre is such an awesome place to watch Hockey -especially when they win lol :) The vending prices are ridiculous, though! Overall, we had a great time! The location is great as well being within walking distance to shopping/food on St. Catherine St. and many hotels.

Home of the Habs

I've been here many times, and each time is amazing. The atmosphere at the Canadiens games is simply unbelievable, you can't help but get goosebumps every time the game starts! The pre-game shows are electric and the fans are amazing.
My only complaint is the cost of the food and drinks...if you need to purchase food or beverages, be prepared... plus

Best place to watch a hockey game

Just watched the Montreal Canadiens play the Boston Bruins in the playoffs at the Bell Center! What an amazing atmosphere! From all the past Stanley Cup banners hanging, to the light show and video playing throughout the game, to the genuine hockey crowd, and everything else. Whether you're a hockey fan or not, if you visit Montreal, you must see... plus

Habs win

Had a great time at the Canadiens/Sabres game, the seats were great and the food delicious. A must see if you are a NHL fan.

True red white and blue Habs fan

I am truly a biased opinion!
I have been a Habs fan for over forty years, so when I got to attend my first ever Habs game, I think a tear welled up in the corner of my eye when I first saw the inside of the Bell Centre.
The atmosphere was electric, the fans were amazing, and nothing compares... plus

First time ever in Montréal. We came to see the Rangers play the Canadiens in the last game of the season. Seats were great. We were in the Molson Zone. Everything seemed to be reasonably priced. Service and bathroom lines were faster than I expected. Definitely would go back for a game or concert. The crowd was intense!

Passion of hockey fans runs loud and deep

I've been to a dozen NHL arenas around Canada and the US and Montreal fans are definitely the loudest and most knowledgable. I hadn't been to a game in Montreal for almost 30 years and had pretty much forgotten the loud atmosphere (too many Leafs games in Toronto will do this). If you're in town when the hockey season is... plus

Stanley Cup Playoffs Home Games Round 1

Grew up in Montreal but since I left I have never been to an event at the Bell Centre - Has great new features of a newer stadium, yet a few missing edges of the old, ah well, its always a trade off. I did not like the Club Desjardins section as much as I hoped, it was the first... plus

Great concert or sports arena

Abundant parking and excellent venue for enjoying hockey or a concert... Watch for tickets and give it a try!

A must visit for all Sports fan!! Home of the Canadiens

This is a must for all visitors to Montreal. It is the home of the Famous Red-White-Blue Hockey team called Montreal Canadiens. The most storied franchise in Canada!!

Friendly, Proud, Patriotic Fans

I was here with my mom to watch the New York Rangers play Montreal. We drove from Long Island to watch the Rangers play. I was a little hesitant to wear my jersey being in the opposing teams arena, but was told it would be no problem. And they were right, everyone was so nice, respectful and friendly. Of course... plus

Experience Awesome..Arena Not As Much

As an Islanders fan from NY, was expecting a great Canadian hockey experience and got it. Even for a regular season game, the playing of the anthems and atmosphere was great. Showed a great montage of different American landmarks during the Star Spangled banner. Showed a great historical montage of the history of the Canadians during Oh Canada. Absolutely loved... plus

Concourses are TIGHT

The concourses are tight and they are insanely packed at intermission. Habs fans don't move during the games. The Captain Morgan Club is nice and my wife wanted something a bit better for dinner. Take the train to the game, it's such a short walk to the game. If you're a big guy, the seating bowl is tight.

Yet Another Heartbreak

As a life-long fan of the Boston Bruins, I eagerly anticipated watching them play the Habs at the Bell Centre. The atmosphere is electric. The ushers are courteous, The lay-out of the centre allows those seated in the upper deck to get a better view of the ice.

As an Oilers fan (and a pure anglophone at that) venturing into enemy territory... I was admittedly a little weary of the 'perception' Le Canadiens fans have of being a little harsh with us outsiders. This coming from a 6ft4, 300+lbs, former bouncer.

I was greeted with a happy smile, and few friendly barbs from the box office staff and told to make my way to the private elevators (I had... plus

Rolling Stones Concert

Formula One weekend and the Rolling Stones. First time at the Bell Centre. Nice facility, walked from the Queen Elizabeth Hotel stopped on Crescent St. for a drink on the way back to the hotel. Not the history of the Forum, but a fine venue for concerts.

Go Habs! Great job with the lighting at this venue.

Unforgettable experience at the Hockey Church

Before visiting the Senators @ Habs game tonight, I went on the guided tour in the Bell Center. Even though the building is relatively young, you quickly get a geeling for the history this city has with its team.
I had a seat at center ice in block 301, first row. The view couldn't have been better. The leg space... plus

dream come true

I have been a loyal Montreal Canadians fan for 52 years and I finally got to see the play my arch rival Boston Bruins my team did not win however.....they did score....I saw them live.....and I saw Guy Lafleur it was a great night and a dream come true.

Always fun

I've seen two concerts and several hockey games at the Bell Centre and its always a great time. I've sat at all levels and I'm convinced there isn't a bad seat in the place.

Visited the Bell Centre recently to see the Leafs take on the Habs. Will call is convenient and well organized, in and out with our tickets in less than a minute.
Stadium is nice and clean, staff were friendly and there was a good selection of sights to see prior to the start of the game. Seats were comfortable and the section we were in (103) provided a great view of the action. Ticket prices... plus

This week I ended up in Centre Bell twice to see hockey match and then a concert. Similar visit frequency calls for a review.

Centre Bell is an arena of a kind. It is modern and well maintained facility. Not too many cities in North America have the luxury to have an arena downtown that is easily accessible through public transportation with comfortable entrances to the subway. Montreal is one... plus

I like this place but get two drinks at a time because service can be quite slow

Great Arena

The Bell Centre is amazing. The staff is friendly and helpful and the restrooms are very clean. The best part of my visit was my experience at the restaurant La Mise au Jeu. The staff went out of the way to accommodate our party and made out experience enjoyable. The food was excellent and served quickly.

Overpriced food but overall excellent experience

Food was not very good but we went there for a hockey game. We had 3rd row from the very top of the building and I must say you can truly see everything amazingly. I wouldn't even mind getting the same seats again! The food is awful and the drinks highly overpriced but other than that we would definitely go... plus

Wonderful NHL Arena

The Bell Center is one of thie nicest NHL Arenas out there ! The Habs have a long History (That can be seen in their own Hall of Fame) and the Fans are Fun. Seats, even in Level 4 are worth the money and you see a lot of the action. Only bad thing... and I say this as a... plus

The game

Very close walk from our hotel, this venue has everything you need while watching the game. I wish it was a bit warmer, but it was -10 out

I love hockey

Fabulous and worth watching the hockey game. Only thing which I did not like was the over pricing for food and beverages. My wife and I had a great hockey experience and we love hockey, as it is our favorite sport. This is the only place that offers a wonderful arena for playing hockey and if you are a hockey... plus

Dream come true for my husband

The tour is worth it, go there early to get the full affect. It is a truly amazing facility we absolutely enjoyed it.

Amazing

Take the tour!!!!!!!!!! This was an amazing experience!!! My first NHL game and my boyfriends dream of seeing the habs play in the bell centre. This was just an overwhelming experience! The game was a wonder to see as well!! The lights and show were great! The seats were great! And try the fries!!

Elton John

this was a Wednesday night we went to the bell Centre to see Elton John the only dislike was the weather it was COLD

Great Hockey Experience

Everything is great at the bell Centre except the price of beer, food, and souvenirs. Prices are so steep that you should consider taking a loan for the beer and hot dog.

go here

go for a hockey game. The Bell center IS hockey. The showmanship, the pageantry, the passion. Nothing quite like a candiens game

Hockey game night at the Bell Centre

Ticket was expensive, however, that's expected.
Food and drinks no more expensive than any other hockey arenas that I've been to. Nothing worth complaining about here. 2 draft Coors Light beers, with an order of cheese fries for $30.. not so bad?! (That's easily $45 at least in Toronto)
Love the fact that I didn't have to go out into... plus

The Cradle of Hockey

Every hockey fan should attend at least one game at the Bell Centre in their lifetime. The Bell Centre truly offers the most exciting atmosphere in the NHL. If you're a Habs fan, I guarantee that attending a game here will be a memorable experience! In my opinion, there's not a bad seat in the house--even the end seats give... plus

Boxing match at Bell Centre

was at the Buté vs Pascal boxing match - Great experience and great view from red section :)
a lot of the matches before the main event were as exciting or even more exciting! Great night out!

Awesome Ice Hockey Venue

I saw the Habs play the NJ devils. First Hockey game for me. It was a great experience. Although my seat was quite high up, I had a great view. The atmosphere was incredible. It was great to be part of the passion and experience.
The H-U-G-E HD screen in the center takes you right into the action.

As one person wrote, its not the nicest arena, but by golly there's history here. I looked up and saw the banners, and it was amazing.

I came here to watch my Ducks play against the Habs, and some how found a way to get 24 tickets all together. It wasn't easy since we have Koivu, and i knew a lot of Habs fans who love Saku would attend this game.

The price for the tickets were not cheap, and... plus

For the ice hockey fans, this is the ONLY temple of this great sport !!!! With around 21'000 seats, this is probably the biggest hockey arena in the NHL. Believe it or not, even if the price of the tickets are quite high, it's sold out for every games.

Every time I go watch a game at the Bell Center, which is unfortunately only once a year at max, I buy tickets in the red section in line with... plus

Excuse me while you try to find your seats... I'll just be here in the company loge! Okay, so I had it pretty good, being waited on by a young hostess, treated to glasses of wine and super comfortable seating in our own private box. Who could complain?

I had not been to the Bell Center. Ever. Not once. Not only are there no shows I was interested in seeing, I find the ticket prices to be... plus

Huge Hockey Arena

This Arena is huge; the biggest, and most known in Montreal. Hosts hockey games, concerts and shows.

I'm not a hockey fan so this review is based entirely on my experience here for concerts and shows like the Cirque du Soleil. The seating is comfortable and even if you don't have the best seats you can still have a pretty good view of the stage. Sometimes if you're really lucky (as I was when I came for the Cirque) they might even upgrade you to significantly better seats just like that (we... plus

Saw Montreal Canadiennes

Had a great time at the Bell Centre seeing Montreal vs.Buffalo last weekend-had never been to a hockey game or the Bell Centre-I don't understand the negative reviews-most big arenas are the same-small seats higher priced beers etc-and most people already know this!-we went to experience the atmosphere of a canadian hockey game and were definitely not disappointed!-I can't wait... plus

Disappointed

Small, compressed hallways, dingy, grimy...small seats. Would hate to be there if something were to happen. The crowd was way to large for it to be safe. Very disappointed my Habs are housed in such a garbage arena.

Was just there for the first time this week end and being a Habs fan, what a disappointment. Tiny, narrow hall ways (possibly even dangerously narrow given the size of the crowd) . It was dingy, grimy....Air Canada Centre is 10 x nicer than what I saw in Mtl.....even Buffalo's arena is nicer. Only saving grace was that the habs won but I was really disappointed with the stadium. You would think... plus

Great place for a show !

Love the Habs, not the arena

First time ever visiting the arena. It seems like it was built on too small of a piece of property. The attached bar and gift shop seem small and way too packed on game nights. The seats(I was in the 400 level) were small and you were definitely forced to be chummy with your rowmates due to the smaller seats.... plus

I miss the old forum, but this is a typical new stadium. It's pretty much like any new arena these days. Unfortunately they're all cookie cutters now, but they do offer all the latest greatest, HD jumbotron, more efficient bathrooms, decent sound system and better sightlines.

But I do miss the character of older buildings.

For little people only

Not only is this the most taxed sports arena in the world by the greedy city of Montreal. Its also probably the smallest in space outside of the arena itself. Its so narrow that between hockey periods there is no room to move. Very poorly designed. I guess its all about money. Cram as many people in there as possible.... plus

Canadiens hockey

Check out the Canadiens website or their season ticket reseller website and you might be surprised to find reasonably priced tickets - I know I was. The building is very nice and celebrates the storied history of the Canadiens. There is a Canadiens Hall of Fame onsite as well, which is worthwhile for the die-hard fan.

A Great Venue for A Large Concert

Was here to see The Eagles on 11/4/2013, and I was impressed at a few things, like how easy it was to get to the venue via the Metro, the abundance of staff and how easy leaving the venue was (even though it was a packed house). There are a number of dining choices in the area but, if you're... plus

Wanted to love it

I wanted to love the Bell Center as much as I love the Habs. I was stunned at how plain the outside of the building is. The plaza with the statues was under construction when we went so that took away from the outdoor experience, but still this building lacks character.
As we entered we were forced to check our... plus

Josh groban in the round concert

We just arrived home from a great show put on by Josh Groban at the Bell Center. We had great seats, the lightening and sound were perfect. We were fortunate enough to have the opportunity to meet with him prior to the show and he was most humble and pleasant. If you get a chance to see his concert do... plus

Catch a nice show if not a game

Lots of activities,bands, rock stars, hockey games, Disney on ice etc. take place at the bell center

Great Arena & Sooo Central

We've visted the Centre Bell about 6 times now, we stay in Old Montreal and usually walk to the arena (weather permitting) - it is incredibly centrally located! And within, the arena is very well organized, with amenities in easy reach no matter where you sit. The fans are respectful to opposing team fans (for the most part). The ONLY... plus

Hockey Game well worth it

We went to the season opener where the Canadiens played the Leafs.
I didn't like the fact that the Leafs won but found the Bell Centre to be very well organized and friendly. Really a great place. All the staff were helpful and friendly. Some of the people selling goods were a bit aggressive but other than that it was... plus

Nice Behind-the-Scenes Tour

Get a chance to see the million dollar suites, the media room and locker room of the home of the Montreal Canadiens, the largest arena in the NHL. Well guided tour with questions graciously answered. Would have been better if player's bench and closer to the ice experience was available but a Canadiens on-ice welcome home dinner precluded that.

Hockey History

Great tour. History of Quebec and how important the hockey is to the culture of Montreal. Saw dressing rooms, media boxes, alumni lounges and and Montreal Canadiens Hall of Fame

Very average tour

Part of a city's culture is its sports teams, and the Montreal Canadiens are a huge part of that city's culture. I decided to take this tour to see what it was all about. I was expecting something along the lines of Stamford Bridge (Chelsea FC's stadium in London) which was quite humorous and fun since the tours there were... plus

I went to go see the band that saved my life. They waved at me! My seats were amazing!

Any hockey would love this tour

Alberto, the guide was super. Took an interest in every tour member. Where we were from, what each child's fav team was. Went inside the arena, dressing room even! Smallest dressing room in the league. 15% discount on al items when you go on the tour. Hall of fame was great too!

This is one of the premiere arena's in the NHL and very well organized and modern. Sure they soak you $11 for a can of beer and food is equally expensive but that's how they make money! This place oozes hockey heaven for Quebeckers. I've been here to see concerts in the past (John Mayer, U2 and Bon Jovi) and acoustics and sightlines are excellent!

Nice atmosphere and nice arena, especially since the Montreal Canadiens won 3 - 0

Expensive, but well organised and a fantastic atmosphere when the Habs are playing.

visiting this amazing NHL experience was amazing esp for a die hard hockey fan! in the heart of Quebec Montreal is this historic original 6 hockey arena!!

Nice. Modern. Clean. Great place to watch a game. There are very few "bad" seats. Extraordinarily expensive, because they can. Can't fault 'em for that.

Hat tip to those who manage, coordinate, and work private hockey rental events for their professionalism and efficiency. Great work.

Greatest place on earth! A hockey experaince like no other. The place is load and electric all the time. the fans are insane. You feel the history of the 24 time Stanley Cup Champions all over the place.

Go Habs Go!!!

Been to many concerts there! Pretty cool place!

Centre Bell isn't the nicest arena's I've been to and it's not the biggest stadium I've been to but absolutely NOBODY can argue that they house some of the greatest fans in North America.

Whether it's a hockey event, a big fight you'll be guaranteed that the crowd will hold down their fort and minimize the amount of visiting fans, yes I'm looking at you other Canadian cities!!!!! as well as... plus

Centre Bell

The Centre Bell is an unreal venue to see such an amazing band such as the Red Hot Chili Peppers! It was my first time being in my beloved Habs home and I was anything but disappointed, it felt like I was on cloud nine as I walked around the arena before the show, looking at all the greats on the walls.
All of the Staff at the doors was very nice as they took everyones tickets and patted us... plus

Was invited to see the last habs game of the 11/12 season from one of the corporate boxes.

The view was good and even though the boxes may appear far away the game is still enjoyable to watch from them.

The service was good, each box has it's own attendant (seemed like all the attendants were pretty girls) and ours was always asking us if we needed any drinks or anything.

The boxes come with... plus

2nd time here for a habs game. it was great again.

the french hip-hop played during commercial breaks and stoppages made my girl go loopy. she loved it.

the food selection, however, was WEAK AT BEST.

easy to get to as the metro drops you right underneath. word!

The premier place to see a hockey game. I loved every minute watching the Canadians against the Hurricanes. Great atmosphere, great fans. The only knock would be the concessions. Oh well. Oh, and beer is crazy expensive. We're talkin 10.50 a beer.

Great environment for hockey! Bravo Montreal, what a great city and great fans. (just don't give up on them when they are struggling - the booooos don't look good on you)

Home of the the greatest franchise sports team in North America, and the 24 time champions of the Stanley Cup: The Montreal Canadiens.

Packing a sold out arena of 22,000 fans every Habs home game is a great experience, however I'm not quite a fan of the location for concerts and smaller venues - somehow it just doesn't do it for me.

I love the Express Exits that they have - wish other arenas... plus

I have to start off by saying that I love the Bell Centre for Montreal Canadiens games. I've been to a few different arenas, but none compare to the atmosphere that you get here in Montreal. Fans on their feet, beer in their hands and usually a pretty good game on the ice.

Unfortunately, for concerts, I'm not the biggest fan. First of all, if you're sitting at the top of the reds or higher,... plus

Do I need another reason to give it 5 start other than the habs play here? OK well they have great concerts and the place is gorgeous.

I've been to the Bell Centre five times in my life for Canadians games. All five times I left in awe!!! The place is HUGE with a 21,000 capacity for sporting events, and I'd guess an additional 3,000 for concerts.

The air inside for hockey is electric! Location is prime too. You can get to high quality hotels, Casino de Montreal, delicious restaurants, fun pubs, and great shops all within... plus

This place is a palace!I love the arena.  The banners of championship teams, retired numbers, and even the Montreal Expos retired numbers are awe inspiring.  There is also a picture of a Canadiens great above every section.  I was lucky enough to be sitting in the Jacques LeMaire area (Go Devils!).The game I came to see was vs the Sabres and it was a 2-0 loss.  I really wanted to experience a... plus

After several trips over the past few years, I've FINALLY found a reason to brave the winter in Montreal, hockey season.* More specifically, Sharks hockey. Had the pleasure of going to the game in December, teal Big Pavelski robe and everything. Even got on TV and the jumbo tron. Thank god they beat us 3 - 1, otherwise I might not have made it to the Metro. * okay, okay... hockey AND beautiful... plus

Perfectly adequate arena. My only complaint is signage. The exits need to be labeled much clearer and the directions to your seats/section right when you walk in the front doors could be much clearer. It was a complete clusterf@!k getting in and out of the building because of the confused masses.Sound system is great, the jumbotron is more amazing than any HD TV I've ever seen, and the huge... plus

My Bell Centre countdown:   5: Goals scored by Canadiens. (They beat the Islanders - Go Habs Go!)   4: Beers consumed.   3: Smoked meat sandwiches consumed.   2: Carb-loaded products consumed (one pretzel, one order of fries).   1: Hot dogs consumed.   0: Regrets.Going to a hockey game in Canada was definitely one of the highlights of our trip to Montreal. I hesitantly suggested it to my wife,... plus

Wow, this place is super huge and a lot of fun!  Hockey is the sport here and its sooo amazing to watch at the Bell Center.

This hockey arena is any NHL fan's wet dream come true. It's comfortable, spacious and has the highest seating capacity in the league, along with the most prodigious franchise in the sport making for a very unique and incredible experience. I've been there to see my beloved Boston Bruins play the Canadiens and although the tickets were very expensive ($150 per ticket), all five of us had an... plus

The best rink in the world because it houses the best team in the world...GO HABS GO!  I've sat in about 7 different sections from rafters to Club Desjardins to 10 rows up from Ice and I can honestly say there is not a bad seat in the house.  Good sound for concerts too...side stage sucks but at least they put big screens up.  Concessions are good, pizza pizza and I think Lafleur's Hot Dogs.

Great venue! Attended a Bruins/Canadiens game and was blown away by the experience - so much better than the TD Garden. Hockey is the show at the Bell Centre and there isn't a lot of nonsense like most areas. Observations:1) Many beer options; most go w/ the 16oz Molson EX cans for ~$7.50 and these are available from vendors in the stands. 25oz Molson M cans are also available at select... plus

The best place to watch hockey ever.Montreal fans are ridiculous. No matter who the Canadiens are playing, you can bet that every single seat will be occupied with screaming drunk fans cheering on their beloved Habs and yelling obscenities at the opposing team. Highly recommend regardless of your hockey interest or familiarity!

I'm a big hockey fan so when I visited Canada, I tried to do as many hockey-oriented activities as possible.  When my friend and I decided to visit Montreal, I insisted on getting a tour of Bell Centre.  Technically this place is not the old, historic Montreal Forum that hosted the famous Montreal Canadiens from 1926 to 1996, but I enjoyed seeing it anyways.Apparently, for the 100th anniversary... plus

One word to describe Bell Centre: Expensive. The Home of the legendary HABS (Canadien of Montreal) is one of the biggest amphitheater with 21 000 seats and the largest arena. the Accoustic is great for shows for a such a large place and the large screen in the middle definately helps a lot because you won't see anything in the RED SEAT section. The first time i went there was a free ticket I... plus

Quebec -- La Belle Provence indeed.  This Yank's love affair with Montreal began when I stopped fearing Celine Dion and finally trudged north of the border.  Of my many trips I've hit the Bell Centre a few times... though I still call it the Molson Centre.  My first time was for Depeche Mode's Exciter Tour in 2001.  I sat near the side of the stage and not only had a great view of my favorite... plus

In addition to being a decent place to watch overrated Euro-pansies get smashed by Philly in the second round it's also a decent place to watch Alex Kovalev sit on the bench while Carey Price (Jose Theodore 2.0, not Roy's second coming) gives up a half dozen goals.

Nice venue!  I saw Celine Dion here and there's nothing quite like 22,000 crazy Quebecois who love their native girl.  Despite the massive volume of people at the event, the crowd flowed smoothly and there wasn't much of a backup anywhere.  Found my seats easily each time I went, and the security checkpoint was QUICK!  High marks to them for organization.  My only complaint was the restrooms...... plus

Just over a decade old, the former Centre Molson is the home to the Montreal Canadiennes. I love this place. It's hard to judge an arena since they are fairly generic but this one has appeal.  The frosty Molsons may help.  I have had the pleasure of seeing three concerts here. 2 Depeche Mode shows and Our Lady Peace with Finger Eleven.  The acoustics are great and the staff/security was... plus

Looks just like the ACC inside. I saw Habs vs. Islanders. Pretty good game. It was 4-0 Montreal win, saw a fight, and a guy get taken off on a stretcher. Anyway, there's beer there...lots of beer. Also, the French know how to watch a hockey game.

What a honor it is to be the first to review the Bell Centre (or should I say Centre Bell).  Although it will forever in my heart be the Molson Centre (or should I say Centre Molson).     The first time I came to the then Molson Centre was in 1997 when it was relatively new.   J'adore le sport du hockey, and as one of a small minority of Americans that worships ice hockey I respect this... plus