AHL North Division First Round: Toronto Marlies vs. Rochester Americans - Home Game 2, Series Game 3 (If Necessary) tickets
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AHL North Division First Round: Toronto Marlies vs. Rochester Americans - Home Game 2, Series Game 3 (If Necessary) Coca April 26th, 2026
Parking & Directions for Toronto Marlies Coca-Cola Coliseum
45 Manitoba Drive, Toronto, ON
M6K 3C3, CA
1. Ontario Science Centre Lot - 0.5 miles, $15
2. George Brown College Lot - 0.6 miles, $12
3. 1000 Eastern Ave. - 0.3 miles, $10
4. 2000 Queen St. E. - 0.7 miles, $14
5. Surface Lot at 200 Cherry St. - 1 mile, $20
Nestled right in the heart of Toronto, the Coca-Cola Coliseum isn’t just a venue, it’s part of the city’s sports soul. Home to the Toronto Marlies and a hub for unforgettable hockey nights, it’s where you feel that rush when the puck drops and the crowd roars. Over the years, this historic arena has seen everything from the Toronto Marlies battling it out on the ice to hosting major events like the NHL All-Star Game in 2033, cementing its place in hockey lore. The arena’s state-of-the-art ice-making technology guarantees perfect playing conditions, making every game feel like a playoff showdown. Whether you're grabbing tickets for a gritty Marlies game or catching a special event, stadium box seats offer a luxury experience with privacy, while VIP seats give you the best views and exclusive services that make you feel like a true insider. Getting there is a breeze, walk south from the University of Toronto on St. George, hop on the streetcar, or drive down University Avenue and turn onto Front Street. No matter how you arrive, stepping into the Coca-Cola Coliseum feels like entering a world where sports and history collide, making every visit memorable.