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Suite Levels at Scotiabank Arena (Formerly Air Canada Centre)

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200 Level Executive Suite

12 Tickets
20 Capacity

200 Level Executive suite will include 12 tickets with an option to purchase 8 additional suite tickets. The Executive suites are located right above the 100 level... MORE

400 Level Loge Suite

8 Tickets
20 Capacity

The Loge suites at Air Canada Centre are on the West end of the arena and will be located on the 400, 500 and 600 levels. Loge suites will allow fans to enter the Air... MORE

500 Level Theatre Suite

16 Tickets
22 Capacity

Air Canada Centre Theatre suites are located on the 500 & 600 levels, directly above the 300 level seating sections. With a Theatre suite you will receive 16 tickets... MORE

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600 Level Theatre Suite

8 Tickets
12 Capacity

Air Canada Centre Theatre suites are located on the 500 & 600 levels, directly above the 300 level seating sections. Theatre suites come with a base of 8 tickets and... MORE

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Toronto Raptors suites at Air Canada Center can range widely in price. Generally, prices for fully-private suites will range from $4,500-$12,000 depending on opponent, day of the week, suite level and suite location.
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The new-look Toronto Raptors will look to take the next step in 2018-19, hoping to get over the hump and make a deep playoff run. The Raptors led the East with 59 wins last year, but their season fell short with a familiar ending - losing to LeBron James in the playoffs. Even with LeBron James moving to the Western Conference, the Raptors shook up their roster to add more firepower on the court and on the sidelines. 

In a trade that shocked the rest of the NBA world, the Toronto Raptors acquired 2x Defensive Player of the Year Kawhi Leonard from the San Antonio Spurs. In exchange for Leonard and sharpshooter Danny Green, the Raptors parted ways with franchise cornerstone DeMar DeRozan, as well as Jakob Poeltl and a first round pick. With his smooth scoring ability and elite defense, Leonard is undoubtedly one of the best players in the league when healthy. Despite mixed reviews following the trade, upgrading from DeMar Derozan to Kawhi Leonard should pay off in a big way for the Raptors this season. With Leonard’s upcoming free agency next summer, every Raptors home game will be another crucial step towards convincing Leonard that Toronto is his home for the future. There will be no shortage of drama up north this year.

Before the Raptors shook up the roster by trading for Kawhi Leonard, the team replaced Dwane Case with Nick Nurse as head coach. Nurse was previously an assistant coach with the Raptors since 2013. With high expectations, Nurse will need to turn this team into a legitimate championship contender from day one, in additional to playing a major role in the year-long recruitment effort of Kawhi Leonard.

Kawhi Leonard and his former Spurs teammate Danny Green are both penciled in to start, along with Kyle Lowry, Serge Ibaka, and Jonas Valanciunas. Kyle Lowry has been an All-Star four straight seasons, a streak he will look to continue in 2018-19. His elite shooting and playmaking make him one of the premier point guards in the NBA. With the additions of Kawhi Leonard and Danny Green on the perimeter, Lowry should have more room to operate and create plays in the paint. Sixth Man of the Year candidate Fred VanVleet quickly became a fan favorite last season, and he should play a major role once again this season.

Enjoy Toronto Raptors basketball in The Six all year long at the newly re-named Scotiabank Arena. Toronto Raptors luxury suites include HDTVs, upscale furnishings, deluxe catering, and excellent views of the floor. Maybe Drake will even take a night off from his courtside seats and watch the game from a suite near yours!

Past Spotlights

Posted Apr 5, 2018

The Toronto Raptors have quietly established themselves as one of the elite teams in the NBA’s Eastern Conference. Coming off their fourth straight playoff berth, the Raptors will look to advance past the conference semifinals in 2018. The Raptors are lead by All-Stars DeMar DeRozan and Kyle Lowry. DeRozan and Lowry provide a formidable 1-2 punch; DeRozan is an excellent slasher and mid-range player while Lowry runs the point and is a lethal outside shooter. The Raptors have surrounded DeRozan and Lowry with capable NBA veterans like Serge Ibaka, Delon Wright and Jonas Valanciunas. The Raptors are an experienced playoff team and don’t be surprised if 2018 is the year that Toronto finally crashes into the NBA Finals.

The Air Canada Centre is an exciting venue to watch the NBA. Toronto Raptors suites can accommodate 12-24 people depending on suite level. Inside ACC suites, guests will have Wi-Fi, HDTVs, comfortable lounge seating (both inside and outside of the suite) along with a dedicated suite attendant. Premium in-suite catering can be purchased.

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Posted Oct 21, 2015

In 2015, the Toronto Raptors finished as the second seed in the Eastern Conference with a record of 56 wins and 26 losses. In the playoffs, the Raptors were a force to be reckoned with beating the Pacers and then the Heat before being ousted by the Cavaliers. The Raptors are back with championship aspirations once again this year and they just might have the talent to do it. Their top two players are back and locked in for a long time after DeMar DeRozan signed a five-year $139 million dollar deal in the offseason. DeRozan had a great year in 2015 he was named to the All-Star game for the second straight season and scored over twenty points per game for the third year in a row. The second star of the Raptors two-headed attack is point guard Kyle Lowry. Lowry had a career year last season finishing with career highs of 21.2 points per game, 4.7 rebounds per game, 6.4 assists per game and 2.1 steals per game. Both stars played in the Olympics for Team USA and fresh off an Olympic gold medal they seem primed to take the next jump to become NBA champions. Other vital pieces of Toronto’s core are center Jonas Valunciunas and forward DeMarre Carroll. The big Lithuanian center, Valunciunas, has shown the ability to dominate yet lacked the consistent production that the Raptors have been hoping for while DeMarre Carroll was injured for most of the season last year. If Valunciunas and Carroll play like they have shown they can, this should be one of the most exciting teams in the NBA.

In the offseason, the Raptors acquired Jared Sullinger, Pascal Siakam, and Jakob Poeltl. Sullinger, the former Ohio State star, is a player that the Raptors are hoping can fill the starting forward spot for years to come. Siakam is a Cameroonian center who is very athletic, can block shots and finish around the rim. Poeltl is a huge Austrian center who is a defensive monster and a skilled operator from the post. If the youngsters develop the way the Raptors would like and their two All-Stars continue to dominate, this Toronto team could win it all.

The Air Canada Centre is an exciting venue to watch the NBA. Most Raptors suites will accommodate groups of 20 people. Inside a suite guests will have Wi-Fi, HDTVs, entertaining space, balcony seating and a suite attendant. In-suite catering can be purchased in advance. Along with a Raptors suite, you will receive VIP parking passes. Guests with a suite ticket will also enter the Air Canada Centre through a private VIP entrance.  The Air Canada Centre will also be hosting Adele, Drake and Future Concert Tours.

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Scotiabank Arena (Formerly Air Canada Centre)
40 Bay Street
Toronto, ON 522