PWHL Montréal Tickets

The PWHL Toronto and Montreal teams treated us all to a spectacular game. The level of the players’ energy, skill and determination was something to behold. It was thrilling to be part of the 21,105 person record breaking crowd. The women deserve it, long overdue! The Bell Centre did a great job. The lights, the music, the jumbotron content, were all managed well. They contributed to a very festive atmosphere. The facility was very clean and staff were friendly and helpful. Bravo.

This was very nice and emotional! The Bell Centre was full! The PWHL gave a tower and a lighten bracelet on every seat. I was in 326 section and it was less noisy than I expected. After all, it was very pleasant and historic for women hockey players! Finally, they got all support, recognition and attention they deserved!

un moment inoubliable et historique a ne pas oublie pour les générations futures

The entire experience was absolutely amazing. The game was very intense which made it exciting to watch and the Bell Centre was a fantastic venue. I would love to go to even more PWHL games!

Quelle belle expérience mémorable que cette toute 1ère partie de hockey féminin au Centre Bell ce 20 avril. Une ambiance survoltée, festive, électrisante et rassembleuse autour d’une partie enlevante même si Montréal a perdu. Tout était parfait (à part un peu d’attente au comptoir de nourriture). Svp gardez les prix des billets abordables et des sièges facilement disponibles pour tout le monde. Vivement une prochaine rencontre de hockey féminin au Centre Bell! J’ai hâte et pas juste moi!!

Tickets worked flawlessly and the game was awesome.

C'était vraiment fou, les serviettes, les bracelets, le centre plein!! Tous les billets étaient vendus. À l'intermission entre la 1ere et la 2, il n'y avait plus de pizza. Attendre 15 minutes en ligne pour Nachos chips et popcorn seulement. Pour un match à 13h sold out. Pour moi, c'est un manque d'organisation

I’m not exactly neutral when it comes to women’s hockey as I’ve been an avid follower for years. I coached women’s hockey for 14 years and what the WPHL gives to these players and aspiring players as well as fans alike is a sense of belonging. There is a lot of emotion tied to an event like this which only confirms the appetite for women’s pro hockey. Kudos to the Bell Center for realizing there would be more women than men and the way they added more bathroom space. It was definitely a day that will forever remain carved into my memory for tge rest of my life. What a perfect culmination of af all the blood sweat and tears sacrificed by all women in sport. Do it again and often. It’s also just good business.

Ambiance fantastique Partie beaucoup de rythme Joueuse excellente malgré la défaite Je retourne c’est certain

Better than all the rest. No, but seriously: what a surreal experience. For the fist time in the history of the league, two PWHL team played eachother at Centre Bell. I've been there for a NHL game before and it was amazing. But let me tell you why this time it was different: Everyone was emotional, you could see the girls on the ice looking up at us, and smile, you could hear the excitement in the thousands voices chanting for the players from both teams almost indistinguishably (except Poulin, she got the biggest ovation of all, it was beautiful). It was different and very special, because lots of kids were attending, entire hockey schools, with their jerseys and hats all spread across the barn. Lots of women too, showing support and love for this beautiful growing thing that is the PWHL. It was special, because the Canadiens fill the barn every single week, they have a glorious history and they gained the affection of their supporters over hundred years. But those girls achieved that in less than one year. They filled the biggest arena in North America, set a new, unbeatable record (indoor) and are looking like nothing can stop them now. Long live the PWHL. Looking forward to playoffs.