NBA & NHL & MLS & MLB Weekends in Toronto

The NBA + NHL + MLS + MLB venues in Toronto average just 1.4 miles apart, close enough to walk or take a short rideshare between games.

Where Fans Gather in Toronto

• Real Sports Bar & Grill(Downtown Core)

  The ultimate sports viewing destination with a massive 39-foot HD screen and over 200 HD TVs, offering an immersive and electric atmosphere for major sporting events. It's known for its...

  Order: Top Cheddar Burger, wings with spicy blue cheese sauce, deep-fried Oreos, a wide selection of local tall cans, pints, schooners, and cocktails.

• Sportsnet Grill(South Core)

  Offers an incredible location inside the Rogers Centre, with floor-to-ceiling windows and unobstructed field views, live field action, and multiple big screen televisions. It's a prime spot for Blue...

  Order: $8.99 pints from local breweries like Left Field Brewery and Lost Craft, 'grand slam over-the-top eats and cocktails', and elevated gastropub fare.

• The Loose Moose / Antler Room(Entertainment District)

  A Toronto staple since 1989, known for its vibrant atmosphere, impressive beer selection (one of the city's largest with 50+ taps), and a lively buzz especially during major games. It’s a reliable...

  Order: Hearty pub fare, a wide array of pub-style meals, ballpark-style bites like burgers and snacks, and $7 beer duos.

• The Pint Public House(Entertainment District)

  Extremely close to the Rogers Centre, making it highly convenient for game days. It’s known for its affordable drinks, lively atmosphere, multitude of screens, and large space capable of...

  Order: Caesars, local brews, and delicious housemade wings. The food menu is generally simple and budget-friendly.

How much does a Toronto NBA + NHL + MLS + MLB weekend cost?

Based on SportCation Index data, the median ticket cost across a prime weekend is around $217, and hotels near the venues run about $395 per night. Budget roughly $1007 total for tickets plus two nights.