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"Experience the Thrill: Toronto RAPTORS vs. BROOKLYN NETS"




MYRec Basketball Presents... A Family Trip to Raptors Game! 

Are you ready for an electrifying night of NBA action? MYRec Basketball has got a limited-time offer for you: Tickets to the Toronto Raptors vs. Brooklyn Nets game at Scotiabank Arena on December 19th at 7:30 PM at Scotiabank Arena for ONLY $48 each.

Imagine cheering on your favorite NBA team with your league mates, feeling the energy of the crowd, and witnessing incredible plays up close. This is your chance to experience the thrill of professional basketball.

Let's show our support for the Raptors and represent the MYRec Community at the game this December!


Date: Thursday December 19th 2024
Time: 7:30pm
Location: Scotiabank Arena (40 Bay St., Toronto, ON)
Game Ticket: $48/ea 

CLICK HERE TO RESERVE YOUR TICKETS NOW

FAQs:
  • Is there free parking at the stadium? No, there is no free parking anywhere near by. There are many parking lots in the area and each have different fees.

  • Does the GO train go to the stadium? Yes, the stop is Union Station

  • When will we receive our tickets? We will be assigning the seats a WEEK before the game and email the tickets to you.

  • Can we sit with families and friends? Yes. The best way to guarantee it, is to submit one form for the entire family or group of people you are interested in sitting with. We will be assigning seats based on the forms. This is a first come first serve so once we run out of space, we cannot guarantee the whole group to all be together. We will contact you if that is the case. 
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  • Will there be food there? Yes there is food, however they do not have too many halal options. We recommend eating before going but if you need to eat there, they have vegetarian options

  • Can I get a refund if I am no longer able to go? Unfortunately these tickets are already paid for so no refunds. We can try to find someone else to take your tickets as we may have a waitlist but there is no guarantee. 

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