Coca-Cola Coliseum

A wrestling house show was held here, and I attended it with a couple friends. This arena has the same layout as Scotiabank Arena, with the exception of the 300 level. There are not too many concession stands but that is expected with a smaller venue like this. The sound is exceptional in this place, and there’s a straightforward path to get around. This place is overlooked when it comes to venues in this area, and it shouldn’t be!

The wife and I went to WWE Holiday Tour Live and it's our second time being to Coca-Cola Coliseum. First time was many moons ago for a preseason Maple Leafs vs Red Wings game, both times were enjoyable. Great security and it's a smaller venue, so line ups weren't long at all. 100% recommend if someone does a show or your favorite sport team plays there. Parking was a breeze because there were no other major events were going on at the time in Toronto

Always great feels here.back from CNE days, Royal Winter Fair.to modern days Great amenities, great entertainment, great value

As someone not from here it was very unclear on maps which entrance we were supposed to go to until we saw the crowd. Our tickets said they’d specify which gate to go through and then did not (might not be fault of the venue, it just made finding the entrance harder). My friend’s allergy to horses was an issue while we were queued outside though. Not a bad facility otherwise. Nothing too special either. Washrooms were clean!

We had a great experience with the Coca-Cola Coliseum! I took my daughter to see Why Don’t We and had great seats. The staff were very friendly. We have also been here for numerous Marley games but I would come back here for concerts anytime.

Just went here last Tuesday (April 9th) for a Why Don't We concert. This venue is almost like the Scotiabank arena, just smaller and only has the 100s section and some box sections. For concerts, the floor is open for seating or general admission. This is where the Marlies play. Has food, mainly Pizza Pizza and a souvenir shop where you can buy Marlies merch on Marlies days or concert merch on concert days. Can be a bit hard to find the entrance. Venue is directly connected to the Bathurst bus and Go train for when your taking transit to the venue for a game or a concert.

Home of the Toronto Marlies. Go see exciting, real hockey played by motivated kids of the highest calibre. It's inexpensive and fun!

Affordable pricing on their items. Marlies are a great alternative to the Leafs to bring my family without having to take a second mortgage. Marlies staff are wonderful. Very mindful of the kids and trying to entertain. Keep it up!

Itz a nice small area with approx. 5000 seats.
The standing room only area is really quite close to the ice and has great sight lines.
Standard stadium food.but it also has Smokey's Poutine - yum!
Staff are friendly and they do a real good job trying to keep kids entertained (at least at the Marlie games).

Went to a G. E. M concert and was very impressed by the layout of the rink/building. The washrooms are accessible, there were foods and snacks available, and most importantly, it didn't ever feel crowded. The staff were very professional, and helpful in directing patrons to their seats, and the view from the seats were very good. This building has seats very close to the rink, so it's a perfect date night spot for either a concert or a Marlies game. There is a no food or drink from outside policy.

The area is small compared to Scotiabank arena, in general is OK although avoid the fast food, it is bad quality, it tastes bad.

Suites are perfect for family and group of friends. Food and drinks are pretty expensive, however, service is excellent.

Overall a very good experience. Not too crowded. Easy parking. Oncession prices way too high, but expected.

Watched the Marlies play and this was such a fantastic venue. There isn't really a bad seat or standing room in the arena. There are plenty of food vendors inside. It is really easy to get to, very well signed and the staff is incredibly helpful and nice. I would definitely attend more events here. The mascot has to be my favourite!

Concessions are no more expensive then the skydome (Rogers Centre) staff and security are polite and helpful.

Went here for GEM "Queen Of Hearts" Concert in Toronto 鄧紫棋多倫多演唱會 2019. Not a very big venue. Seats were very tight and washroom were very dirty. Parking fee was $21 flat rate on a Wednesday night. Overall I give it 3 stars.

Watched the Marlies play vs the Rockets. The game was amazing. The coliseum had a good amount of seating. The prices for food is typical for any event. They have people who come around to sell beer during the game.
The nice part of the facility is there is parking on site. It does cost around $20 but honestly if you carpool it's the same price for a whole family taking transit. Be patient as leaving can be trying.

A great venue for sports. The old building has such character. Just wished they served better food and craft beer. Fans deserve better.

The name hints that there's gonna be a coca cola wonderland inside with coca cola princeses and Santa and sh but it's just a boring coliseum booo. Concert was good tho.

I get that it's an older building but it's not taken care of. The bathrooms look out of Alcatraz and the walkways are all sticky as it's obvious they don't wipe the floors after games. Very disappointed. Parking as well is ridiculous. I had to have my daughter with cerebral palsy walk from the far lot as we would have missed the 1st period had we tried to park in the lot next to the arena since the li e was halfway around the building. As someone with a disabled licence and that has one daughter with CP and another with chronic lung disease, the grounds, MLSE and the entire city of Toronto should be embarassed.

Fun to take the kids to a Marlies game. Way more affordable than the Leafs, esp for young kids who barely know the difference. Their 'Marlie Alley' is pathetic: 3 Foosball tables and essentially nothing else. That is to say: don't bother to go early to the games if you're thinking they have stuff their to entertain the kids.

FYI: event parking is $18.

Great venue for a hockey game. Parking here on a Saturday afternoon was a complete disaster though. Best to take public transit which stops right on the grounds.