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“Concession food included”, on the team's season ticket waiting list page, which lists it first among the Club Desjardins benefits. The French reads “Nourriture des concessions incluses”. No page says what is covered beyond the arena's concession stands, and none names a service window

Alcohol not included

Members' club: resale access not guaranteed

2026–27 season tickets, from the team's waiting list page: full season from $17,065 plus taxes for the pair over 44 games, half season from $8,649 plus taxes for the pair over 22. The team's 2026–27 single game grid prices a Club Desjardins B seat at $328, $377, $444 and $521 per ticket across its bronze, silver, gold and diamond game tiers, “taxes not included”. No figure on either document is labelled CAD.

Table seating in the lounge, with the option to keep the table through intermissions; the game seat in the bundle is not placed

“Indulge in our all-inclusive offering, featuring a diverse selection of dishes presented at multiple culinary stations and buffet-style.” The team's 2026–27 price sheet words it as “Under an all-inclusive format, you'll find a variety of culinary stations and buffet options”, and calls the room “the perfect dining space for pre-game gatherings and during intermissions”

Beer & wine included

Not published. Neither the product page nor the 2026–27 price sheet prints a price for the bundle, and the price on the purchase control was not read.

Floor level, or ice level

“Unlimited gourmet food stations, with a varied and upscale menu.” The fuller paragraph, identical on both of the product's pages: “Starting two hours before the game, [members/you] can indulge in a complete meal included with [their membership/your nightly purchase] while seated at a table reserved in their name. Explore multiple gourmet stations offering a variety of high-quality hot and cold dishes, refined concessions inspired by international culinary trends, and of course, Bell Centre classics. The chef will present 12 menus in rotation throughout the season. The rotisserie, a distinctive element of La Voûte CIBC, will be featured at every game”

Beer & wine included

2026–27, before taxes and never labelled CAD. The nightly rentals page says “Starting at $3,000 before taxes” for 4 tickets and “$4,500 before taxes” for 6; the team's own 2026–27 price sheet says “Starting at $3,200 (plus taxes) for 4 people. Starting at $4,800 (plus taxes) for 6 people”, and prices the product per ticket at $750 for the two preseason dates and $800 to $1,200 across the regular season, “Prices subject to change based on availability”. No price is published for the annual contract.