ISU World Figure Skating Championships Tickets

We attended the World Figure Skating event in Montreal at the Bell Center. We loved the experience. However, if you are older and need hand rails when using stairs, be aware that Bell Center has large gaps between railings. This was the most difficult part of navigating since we had seats close to the ice. My husband uses a cane and he pretty much had to be ready not to use the bathroom for the whole time. An usher did help him when asked. Since the arena was full, I'd say they did not plan to have enough food service for between events. Lines were very long and there was not enough time to get food without missing part of the next event. Also, no bottle caps were allowed on water bottles so that was inconvenient. I totally get it. They did allow you to fill your own bottle with water but we did not bring a bottle.

The skating was fantastic, but the venue was not. The arena was short on bathrooms, food, volunteers, and leg space.

The first time ever I attended an event 100% paperless. From seat selection to issuing of tickets then entering Bell Centre Parking was all done electronically. Just kept the bar codes in my phone's wallet. I much liked the nowadays important security check in place. Once insides there was plenty of support staff on duty to answer questions or to direct you to your seats. The skating itself was simply spectacular, the whole program was nicely put together for the audience and the skaters as well. I am still in awe, I really got money's worth!

The Bell Center in Montreal was the venue.for the World Figure Skating Championships. No matter where you sit, you have a great view of the skaters. It was a treat to see the greatest skaters from all over the world in this competition. It was an unforgettable experience and the audience was very supportive of all the skaters with their applause and cheers. I would gladly go again!!

I am a future skating fan so I course I thought it was fantastic. What made me sad was the amount of empty seats… Would it not be better to sell at a lower price tag and sell all tickets than to have at least a third of the arena empty? More money would be made with a full house…. Just a thought

Anyone who has donned ice skates knows that it is not easy to learn to glide effortlessly on ice--most of us never do so, though we can imagine what is must feel and look like. The World Ice Skating Championships give us the opportunity to live vicariously through the many competitors who devote their lives to making art on ice. Our seats in the second row center of the mezzanine at the Bell Center were good ones, though the seats were small and offered limited leg space. We did find the lighting of the rink to be low and the signage indicating ways other than stairs to get to the second level was sparse. Still, the ease of purchasing tickets, getting into and out of the arena, and the friendliness of staff worked well. Scheduling was precise and allowed us to come an go as needed over several days. All in all, it was well worth driving 4.5 hours to attend. Bravo to all who competed!

Everything was amazing, the show was beautiful, the vibe crazy!

This was an outstanding event but the Bell Crntre failed for accessibility. Telling attendees the only option to exit is stairs is horrifying. When I challenged and indicated that wasn’t legal they admitted they have 1 elevator but ‘the wait will be hours’. Why discriminate against people with mobility challenges? Bell Centre needs an accessibility audit. Bathrooms were also horrible!

Loved the choreography and costumes. The skaters are unbelievable artists and athletes whose performances melded with their selected music. An event of a lifetime!

The price of the tickets was too high. Also, my seat was blocked on the day and my seat was changed.