Bell Centre parking: the Centre Bell garage, event-night rates and street parking nearby
Parking at the Bell Centre in Montréal costs $20 to $49 on event nights in the arena’s own indoor garage at 1225 Saint-Antoine Street West, depending on the event, and $20 a day on weekdays without an event, at the Bell Centre’s rates on November 14, 2026. Only credit and debit cards are accepted, and event parking can be booked ahead.
Facts checked November 14, 2026
Bell Centre garage and street parking
| Parking | Where | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Bell Centre garage, event nights [1] | 1225 Saint-Antoine Street West, under the arena | $20 to $49 depending on the event, from noonCanadiens games, concerts and shows. Book ahead through the Bell Centre’s link to Ticketmaster’s event parking. |
| Bell Centre garage, days without events[1] | 1225 Saint-Antoine Street West | $20 fixed daily rateOpen to the public Monday to Friday, 5:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. |
| Paid street parking, Ville-Marie[2] | Metered blocks around the arena | $4.25 an hour ($2.50 in Ville-Marie’s East sector)Rates since February 1, 2026. Pay at the pay station or in the Mobicité app; the sign on the block sets the hours and maximum stay. |
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Garage rules
- Only credit and debit cards are accepted in the Bell Centre garage, and prices are subject to change.[1]
- Maximum height is 6 ft 10 in on level A and 6 ft 3 in on level B.[1]
- Pickup trucks aren’t accepted during hockey games, and vehicles with studded tires are forbidden at all times.[1]
- Electric vehicle charging terminals are available in the garage.[1]
- Monthly passes for the Bell Centre garage are arranged by email with the venue’s parking office (stationnement@groupech.ca).[1]
- On the street, the City of Montréal sets parking periods and maximum stays. The rate on the pay station or sign where you park is the one that applies.[2]
Street parking in winter
- During snow removal, City of Montréal signs ban street parking for a day period, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. (signs go up before 8 p.m. the evening before), or a night period, 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. (signs go up before 3 p.m. the same day). An evening game can fall inside a night ban.[3]
- Tow trucks sound a warning before they move cars left in the way of snow loading; a car that’s towed has to be found through the City’s towed-vehicle service.[3]
- Park about 30 cm from the curb, fold in your mirrors and don’t park at an angle, so ploughs can pass.[3]
Getting to the Bell Centre by transit
Common questions
How much is parking at the Bell Centre?
The Bell Centre’s indoor garage at 1225 Saint-Antoine Street West in Montréal charges $20 to $49 on event nights, from noon, depending on the event. On weekdays without an event it’s a $20 fixed daily rate, 5:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Only credit and debit cards are accepted.
Can I reserve parking for a Canadiens game or a concert at the Bell Centre?
Yes. The Bell Centre links to Ticketmaster, where parking in its garage at 1225 Saint-Antoine Street West is sold ahead as an event add-on. Event-night prices run from $20 to $49 depending on the event.
Can I park a pickup truck at the Bell Centre?
Not during hockey games: the Bell Centre garage doesn’t accept pickup trucks then, and it forbids studded tires at all times. Height limits are 6 ft 10 in on level A and 6 ft 3 in on level B, and EV charging terminals are available.
How much is street parking near the Bell Centre?
Paid street parking in Ville-Marie, the Montréal borough around the Bell Centre, costs $4.25 an hour ($2.50 in its East sector) at the rates in force since February 1, 2026. Pay at the station or in the Mobicité app, and follow the block’s sign for hours and maximum stay.
Can I park on the street near the Bell Centre in winter?
Yes, where no snow-removal sign is up. Near the Bell Centre, as across Montréal, signs ban parking 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. (posted by 3 p.m. that day) or 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. (posted by 8 p.m. the day before); cars left during snow loading can be towed.
Which transit stations are closest to the Bell Centre?
The Bell Centre lists Bonaventure and Lucien-L’Allier stations and the Gare Centrale and Gare Lucien-L’Allier train stations as its transit stops, and suggests buying a round-trip fare in advance to skip the line on site.
Have a driveway near Bell Centre?
Listing is free. Set your own price, block the times you need the space, and eligible earnings are paid out every week.
Sources
- Bell Centre: Getting here (parking and public transit)
- Agence de mobilité durable de Montréal: Paid on-street parking (rates since February 1, 2026)
- Ville de Montréal: Comment stationner votre véhicule en hiver
Rates and rules change. Check the official page before you park; these were last checked November 14, 2026.
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