Toyota Arena Ontario Tickets

Toyota Arena events in Ontario, California

Toyota Arena opened in 2008 as Citizens Business Bank Arena. The City of Ontario built and owns the venue, establishing an indoor sports and entertainment destination for the Inland Empire. The Toyota naming agreement began in July 2019, following an arena partnership that dated back to its opening.

The first public event was an NBA exhibition between the Los Angeles Lakers and Oklahoma City. Concerts soon formed another part of the building's identity, with Metallica performing during its opening year. The programme has since combined music, family entertainment and professional sports.

Ontario Reign hockey and indoor soccer

The Ontario Reign have played at the building since 2008. The team competes in the American Hockey League and serves as the Los Angeles Kings' primary developmental affiliate, bringing professional hockey to the venue's regular schedule.

The City of Ontario also identifies Toyota Arena as home to the Empire Strykers of the Major Arena Soccer League. Hockey and indoor soccer give the same arena floor different sporting uses, alongside the stage and audience arrangements used for touring entertainment.

Inside the seating bowl

A continuous concourse surrounds the arena, linking seating areas with concessions and public spaces. Suites are arranged across two levels, adding private viewing areas to the main bowl. The Reign also identify glass seats and the Skybar among the building's hockey viewing options.

The arena publishes a general seating map, while individual productions have their own event layouts. This reflects a building used for ice hockey, indoor soccer, concerts and family shows rather than a single fixed stage arrangement.

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An Inland Empire event destination

The arena is part of Ontario's wider sports and entertainment offering. Its site lies between Haven Avenue and Milliken Avenue, with Interstate 10 to the south. That places it near Ontario International Airport and the region's main road network, away from the stadium and arena districts of central Los Angeles.

The visitor address is 4000 East Ontario Center Parkway. The venue's travel guide includes approaches from Interstates 10 and 15, Metrolink connections and The GOAT local transport service for participating hotel visitors. A mobility drop-off and pick-up point is available at the north-east entrance on Ontario Center Parkway.