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Sports event transportation in Toronto
A car to the game and a car home, whatever the final score does to the traffic.
Book a game-day carGoing to a game should start when you leave the house, not when you finally find parking. With a chauffeur the evening is door to door: collected where you are, set down as close to the gate as the police allow, and met again when it is over.
Toronto's four main sports venues are within a few kilometres of each other near the lakefront, and on a game night the streets around them are busy and partly closed. Booking ahead does not clear the roads, but it does mean the fare was fixed before the day, the chauffeur was assigned before the day, and somebody else is doing the driving.
Who plays where
Rogers Centre
1 Blue Jays Way, at Front and John Streets, west of the CN Tower: the home of the Toronto Blue Jays since it opened in June 1989. The nearest subway stations are Union and St. Andrew. Public parking under the building is limited and, on game days, first come, first served.
Scotiabank Arena
40 Bay Street, at Lake Shore Boulevard West: home of the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Toronto Raptors, with Union Station alongside. The nearest public garage the arena points to is underground at 15 York Street.
BMO Field
170 Princes' Boulevard, in Exhibition Place: home of Toronto FC and the Toronto Argonauts, and of Canada's national soccer team. During the 2026 FIFA World Cup it was called Toronto Stadium; it is BMO Field again. Exhibition GO station is just outside the grounds, one stop west of Union.
Coca-Cola Coliseum
19 Nunavut Road, also in Exhibition Place: home of the Toronto Marlies, the Toronto Sceptres of the PWHL and the Toronto Tempo of the WNBA, whose first season in 2026 put fifteen home games here and three at Scotiabank Arena.
Arriving by car, venue by venue
Rogers Centre is the only one of the four that names its drop-off points: Gate 7 on the south side, by Bremner Boulevard, and Gate 13 at the Marriott City Centre Hotel roundabout. It also notes road closures on event days, with police directing traffic. Scotiabank Arena publishes nothing for cars; the chauffeur sets down on the nearest open street and you walk the last few metres. At Exhibition Place, which covers both BMO Field and Coca-Cola Coliseum, the grounds' own advice is that transit is preferred and that taxicab service is available at all main entrances; there are 5,400 parking spaces on the grounds.
In every case the rule on the night is the police officer's, not the website's. Your chauffeur follows the direction given and tells you exactly where the car is.
Two ways to book a game
Keep the car (hourly). The vehicle is reserved for a run of hours, at least two, with 40 km of driving included in each. It takes you to dinner, to the game and home, and waits while you watch. A baseball game has no clock and a playoff hockey game can go to several overtimes; on an hourly booking none of that matters, because extra time is simply added in fifteen-minute steps at the class's hourly rate under clause 4.3 of our Terms.
There and back (two transfers). One fixed fare for the trip in, another for the trip home, and no car waiting between them. You choose the return time when you book. Fifteen minutes of waiting from that time are included, and after them clause 4.2 applies by the minute. It suits a game with a predictable finish, and it is the one to avoid if you might stay for the trophy presentation.
Groups, families and visiting fans
The Executive Van / SUV seats up to five, which is a family or a row of seats. The Executive Sprinter seats six to fourteen and is hired by the hour, so a group travels together both ways; the group transportation page explains how larger parties are arranged. If children are coming, give each child's age and weight when you book, as child seat availability varies.
Fans arriving from out of town can be met at Toronto Pearson or Billy Bishop with 60 minutes of complimentary waiting from landing, taken to the hotel, and collected again for the game. And the same service runs outside Toronto: to Hamilton Stadium, where the Hamilton Tiger-Cats play, and TD Coliseum in Hamilton, and in Ottawa to the Canadian Tire Centre, home of the Ottawa Senators, and TD Place, home of the Ottawa REDBLACKS and the Ottawa 67's. Start from Toronto, Hamilton or Ottawa.
See also concert transportation, which uses the same buildings on other nights, and the main weddings and events page.
Maplebridge is not affiliated with the venues, teams or leagues named on this page. Team and venue names describe the events our customers attend; home venues and arrival information are as published in October 2026 and can change from season to season.
Game-day questions
Can you drop us at the gate at Rogers Centre?
Rogers Centre names two drop-off and pick-up zones: near Gate 7, its accessible entrance on the south side by Bremner Boulevard, and at Gate 13, the Marriott City Centre Hotel roundabout. There are road closures around the building on game days, so the chauffeur follows the police on duty and brings you to whichever zone is open.
Is there somewhere for a car to wait at Scotiabank Arena?
Not at the arena itself: its parking is for suite holders and tenants, and it publishes no drop-off point. On an hourly booking the chauffeur waits nearby and returns to the meeting point you agreed. Union Station is next door if you prefer to be collected there.
What if the game goes to overtime or extra innings?
On an hourly booking the vehicle stays, and time past the hours reserved is added in fifteen-minute increments at the hourly rate for the class. On a return transfer the pickup time is fixed in advance, with 15 minutes of waiting included and waiting after that billed by the minute, so for a game with no clock, hourly is the safer booking.
Can you take a group to the game?
Yes. Up to five in an Executive Van / SUV, or six to fourteen in an Executive Sprinter, which is booked by the hour with a two-hour minimum. For a larger group we book more than one vehicle and dispatch coordinates them.
Do you go to games outside Toronto?
Yes. A trip from Toronto to Hamilton Stadium or TD Coliseum in Hamilton, or within Ottawa to the Canadian Tire Centre or TD Place, books like any other. Online booking covers every trip that starts or ends in Ontario.
Can we bring drinks for the ride?
Alcohol is not consumed in the vehicle unless it has been arranged with us in advance, and there is no smoking or vaping. Bottled water is provided.
Is Maplebridge connected to any of the teams?
No. Maplebridge is an independent chauffeur company. We are not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any team, league or venue named on this page.