Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (MLSE) has provided updates on the latest improvements made as part of the ongoing Scotiabank Arena Reimagination project.

Now in its third phase, highlights of the newest renovations will include a floor to ceiling design transformation of the 300 Level concourse, the addition of a new Loge Club, revamped suites on the 400 and 500 Levels, additional elevator access, a brand-new Coors Light Chill Zone, and overall technology upgrades to the retail and food and beverage experiences.

"Phase three of the Venue Reimagination project marks another exciting milestone in the transformation of Scotiabank Arena and PCL is proud to continue playing a role in its legacy,” said Geoff Howe, senior vice president and district manager, PCL Constructors Canada Inc. “As we move forward to completing the latest enhancements during the Maple Leafs' and Raptors' regular season, our team remains dedicated to delivering excellence for this iconic venue and bringing MLSE's vision for a reimagined fan experience to life."

The final Phase 3 renovations are being led by construction manager PCL Construction in collaboration with Brisbin Brook Beynon Architects. They include upgrades to the second part of the 300 Level concourse, a new elevator shaft to service the southwest side of the building, and a transformed Coors Light Chill Zone that include an expanded footprint with more social-first spaces, upgraded finishes, and a new primary bar

The Scotiabank Arena Venue Reimagination Project launched in 2023 with a $350-million investment.

In the last two years, Scotiabank Arena has experienced a series of significant transformations including full design and functional makeovers of concourses, introduction of new premium spaces and dining experiences, and implementation of state-of-the-art technology.

MLSE says it will share construction plans for future phases in the coming months.