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When the National Hockey League (NHL) formed in 1917, one of the “Original Six” league franchises was the Toronto Arenas. Over the course of the franchise’s history, they have gone through numerous incarnations first as the Arenas, then the St. Patricks, and in February of 1927, they became known by their current moniker, the Toronto Maple Leafs.  Despite a lackluster interest by fans during their first game in the 1917 – 18 season, a season in which the Maple Leafs won the first ever Stanley Cup, a rich tradition of hockey known today as “Leafs Nation” started in Toronto.

Throughout the team’s history, they have experienced a variety of financial and team member difficulties. Along the way, the Maple Leafs has also seen a tremendous amount of success in the NHL winning 13 Stanley Cup championships as of 2011, a record second only to the 24 Montreal Canadiens Championships. Some of the legends of Maple Leafs hockey include, Ernie Dickens, Pete Backor, Inge Hammarstrom, Busher Jackson, John McCreedy, and Frank Mahovlich to name a few.

Air Canada Centre

The Air Canada Centre (ACC) is a multi-purpose building located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada that is home to the Toronto Raptors NBA expansion team and the Toronto Maple Leaves NHL team.  The ACC has a seating capacity which accommodates groups as small as 5,200 (theatre) to standing room only of 20,511 (basketball).  Since it opened its doors in 1999, the Air Canada Centre has hosted close to 2000 sporting, concert and live events with over 26.8 million people in attendance combined.

The site of the Air Canada Centre was built on what once Canada Post’s Toronto Postal Delivery Building. Today the east and south facades of the ACC retain the striking Art Deco facades of that building. The facility itself is home to numerous restaurants that will suit all taste palettes. There is also an in-house brewery at the ACC, called Rickards Brewhouse, which brews and serves Rickard’s Red, Gold, and Pale on site.

Along with the various eateries and beverages available, the Air Canada Centre also features ample parking and is within walking distance of commuter trains and the TTC subway system. Additional features include a state-of-the-art BOSE sound system and a 17-screen high-definition video scoreboard.  No matter what sporting or other event you come to the Air Canada Centre to witness, you will be sure to have a spectacular experience.