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Centre Bell

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Also known as Molson Centre, Centre Molson

arena deportiva de multiusos en Montreal, Quebec, Canadá

Key facts

Former names
Nouveau forum de Montréal/New Montreal Forum (pre-construction–1996), Centre Molson/Molson Centre (1996–2002)
Address
1909 Canadiens-de-Montréal Avenue
Location
Montreal , Quebec, Canada
Owner
Groupe CH , ( Molson family )
Operator
Evenko
Capacity
Amphitheatre : 10,000–14,000 , Concerts : 15,000 , Ice hockey : 21,273 (1996–2014) , 21,287 (2014–2015) , 21,288 (2015–2017) , 21,302 (2017–2021) , 21,105 (2021–2025) , 20,962 (2025–present) , Theatre : 5,000–9,000
Field size
61 metres (200 ft) x 26 metres (85 ft)
Public transit
Lucien-L'Allier (Metro) , Lucien-L'Allier (Exo) , Terminus Centre-Ville , Gare Centrale
Groundbreaking
June 22, 1993
Opened
March 16, 1996
Construction cost
C$ 270 million, ($499 million in 2025 dollars )
Architect
LeMay & Associate, LLC. , LeMoyne Lapointe Magne
Project manager
IBI/DAA Group
Structural engineer
Dessau
Services engineer
SNC-Lavalin
General contractor
Magil Construction

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
music venue
Named after
Bell Canada
Official name
Centre Bell
Country
Canada
Location
Montreal
Official website
www.centrebell.ca/en
Image
CentreBell.jpg
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Commons category
Centre Bell
maximum capacity
21273
occupant
Laval Rocket
date of official opening
1996-03-16
inception
1996-03-16
native label
Centre Bell
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Article · Español

El Centre Bell (Centro Bell), antes conocido con el nombre de Centre Molson, es un pabellón de hockey hielo de Montreal (Quebec, Canadá). Actualmente es la sede de los Montreal Canadiens de la NHL desde el 16 de marzo de 1996, cuando el equipo abandonó el histórico Forum de Montreal después de su último partido allí, jugado el 11 de marzo del mismo año.

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