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Mary Brown's Centre

About this venue

Mary Brown's Centre is downtown St. John's arena, home to the Newfoundland Regiment and a primary large-event room for the province.

Spectators in Mary Brown’s Centre’s seating bowl, documented on its official accessibility page with the venue’s name visible in the background. The image does not identify a particular accessible section, row or seat.
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Spectators in Mary Brown’s Centre’s seating bowl, documented on its official accessibility page with the venue’s name visible in the background. The image does not identify a particular accessible section, row or seat.

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Event-day answers for Mary Brown's Centre

FanProof verdictUse the current Tixr ticket, choose a garage for the least difficult downtown walk, and reserve sections 120–122 or 206 early when accessible seating is required.

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Bags & entry

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Events, tickets & arrival timeline
Home teams
Newfoundland Regiment
Upcoming Events

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Venue details
Venue typeArena
CapacityNot publishedno reliable fixed total found
Getting thereArrival timing, parking, transit and getting home
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When to arrive

Mary Brown’s Centre’s box office is through Gate 1 at 50 New Gower Street. The recommended accessible drop-off uses the temporary 15-minute parking zone there. Convention Centre and City Hall event parking can be prepaid through the box office up to one day before an event, subject to availability; permits apply only to the garage purchased. City Hall is reserved for permit holders until 5 p.m. on weekdays. Check your ticket’s provider and delivery instructions: the venue announced its Tixr transition for July 2, 2026.

Transit & the journey home

Metrobus serves the downtown area; verify the return schedule and walking conditions, especially for a late or winter event.

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Parking

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Parking At A Glance

What to do
Compare paid street parking with MetroPark at 351 Water Street, the 330 Duckworth garage, or City Hall after weekday permit hours. Street parking is free after 6 p.m. weekdays and all weekend where posted.
Best option
A downtown garage selected for the least steep walk, or Metrobus when its current return schedule fits
Avoid
Do not use an outdated Mile One parking or ticketing guide: the venue now uses Tixr, and downtown street rules and garage access vary by time and day.

Location

50 New Gower Street, St. John's, NL A1C 1J3

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Seats & views

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Seating maps & views

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Real photos from the seats

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Mary Brown’s Centre — main-level sections and amenities

Seating chart

Mary Brown’s Centre — main-level sections and amenities

Mary Brown's Centre: Seating chart, Mary Brown’s Centre — main-level sections and amenities. Use the source chart for section and row details.

Official main-level plan currently linked by Mary Brown’s Centre, showing sections 101–124, accessible seating, Gates 1–5, first aid, elevators and washrooms. The source page provides the separate amenity legend. The blank event floor does not establish a hockey, basketball or concert setup.

Mary Brown’s Centre — restaurant and suite-level access

Venue layout

Mary Brown’s Centre — restaurant and suite-level access

Mary Brown's Centre: Venue layout, Mary Brown’s Centre — restaurant and suite-level access. Use the original map for routes and visitor facilities.

Official upper-level orientation plan showing suite numbers, Club Seating A–K, accessible seating, elevators and pedways to Cabot Place and the convention centre. Premium access depends on your ticket; consult the main-level plan for bowl sections and the source page for the full legend.

Seating & atmosphere notes

Inside the Venue At A Glance

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Mixed

Arrival & transportation

Accessible seating is concentrated in sections 120, 121, 122, and 206. Guests needing assistive listening can request one of 12 devices and should bring headphones.

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Mixed

Seat & section strategy

Lower accessible sections 120–122 and upper section 206 provide defined mobility inventory; concerts still require checking which bowl end or floor area faces the stage.

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Positive

Event-day character

The arena is embedded in St. John's downtown street grid, giving provincial-scale concerts and Regiment hockey a central-city atmosphere rather than a suburban-lot setting.

Inside the venuePayment, water and the atmosphere

Payment

Contact Mary Brown’s Centre’s box office for accessible seats in Sections 120, 121, 122 or 206; Section 206 must be within the event’s viewing area. One attendant pass is available with an accessible purchase and acceptable proof of attendant status. Assistive listening devices are loaned free, first-come, with a credit card and ID required; bring your own headphones. The level plans show the section layout, gates, elevators and pedways, but their blank event floor does not establish a concert or basketball setup. Confirm event-specific bag and entry rules before travelling.

The experience

  • Best for: junior hockey, concerts, and touring shows in central St. John's
  • Watch out for: Contact Mary Brown’s Centre’s box office for accessible seats in Sections 120, 121, 122 or 206; Section 206 must be within the event’s viewing area. One attendant pass is available with an accessible purchase and acceptable proof of attendant status. Assistive listening devices are loaned free, first-come, with a credit card and ID required; bring your own headphones. The level plans show the section layout, gates, elevators and pedways, but their blank event floor does not establish a concert or basketball setup. Confirm event-specific bag and entry rules before travelling.
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Central St. John's access

  • ✓Four named accessible seating areas span lower and upper levels.
  • ✓A qualifying guest can receive one complimentary attendant ticket with proof.
  • ✓Several downtown garages and evening or weekend street-parking rules provide practical alternatives to a single venue lot.

Grades and limited devices

  • ×Only 12 assistive-listening devices are available, and guests need their own headphones plus identification and a credit card.
  • ×Steep downtown grades and Atlantic winter conditions can complicate otherwise short walks.
  • ×The 2026 move to Tixr makes older ticketing instructions obsolete.
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50 New Gower Street, St. John's, NL A1C 1J3

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Mary Brown’s Centre current box-office entrance (opens in a new tab)

Destination: Mary Brown's Centre, 50 New Gower Street, St. John's, NL A1C 1J3. Mary Brown’s Centre’s box office is through Gate 1 at 50 New Gower Street. The recommended accessible drop-off uses the temporary 15-minute parking zone there. Convention Centre and City Hall event parking can be prepaid through the box office up to one day before an event, subject to availability; permits apply only to the garage purchased. City Hall is reserved for permit holders until 5 p.m. on weekdays. Check your ticket’s provider and delivery instructions: the venue announced its Tixr transition for July 2, 2026. Metrobus serves the downtown area; verify the return schedule and walking conditions, especially for a late or winter event. Compare paid street parking with MetroPark at 351 Water Street, the 330 Duckworth garage, or City Hall after weekday permit hours. Street parking is free after 6 p.m. weekdays and all weekend where posted.

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This guide does not yet establish Mary Brown's Centre’s accessible seating or step-free entrance. Ask the venue about the exact seat, entrance and route before buying.

Mary Brown’s Centre current level maps, parking and accessibility (opens in a new tab)Seat maps (opens in a new tab)

Contact Mary Brown’s Centre’s box office for accessible seats in Sections 120, 121, 122 or 206; Section 206 must be within the event’s viewing area. One attendant pass is available with an accessible purchase and acceptable proof of attendant status. Assistive listening devices are loaned free, first-come, with a credit card and ID required; bring your own headphones. The level plans show the section layout, gates, elevators and pedways, but their blank event floor does not establish a concert or basketball setup. Confirm event-specific bag and entry rules before travelling.

Still to check

  • Confirm payment methods not covered above for parking, box office and concessions; the guidance may address only part of your visit.
  • Water-bottle permission, size/material limits and refill options.
Mary Brown’s Centre current level maps, parking and accessibility (opens in a new tab)Mary Brown’s Centre current accessible drop-off and seating help (opens in a new tab)Mary Brown’s Centre current box-office entrance (opens in a new tab)Mary Brown’s Centre July 2026 Tixr transition notice (opens in a new tab)

Metrobus serves the downtown area; verify the return schedule and walking conditions, especially for a late or winter event. Confirm return service and last departures for your event’s finish time.

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