REBEL Toronto
REBEL Toronto is a large waterfront entertainment complex on Polson Street, combining a major concert room with high-energy nightlife, immersive production and skyline views.
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About REBEL Toronto
REBEL Toronto is a 45,000-square-foot waterfront entertainment complex in the Port Lands that operates as both a major concert venue and nightlife destination. The main room features a large stage, extensive LED production and a mezzanine overlooking the space, while additional rooms allow the complex to host different event formats. Its capacity of roughly 3,750 guests and skyline-facing waterfront location make it one of Toronto’s largest club-style entertainment venues.
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4 photosWhy Visit
REBEL is designed for high-energy nights: major concerts, electronic music, hip-hop, R&B and nightlife events supported by large-scale lighting, video production and one of Toronto’s most dramatic waterfront settings.
Getting There
Public transit access to the Port Lands is more limited than downtown venues. Check current TTC routes to Polson Street and consider rideshare for late-night events.
On-site and nearby parking is available around Polson Street, but demand can be high for major events. Rideshare is often a practical option.
Visitor Information
Arrival Tips
Plan transportation in advance, especially for late-night events. Arrive early for high-demand shows and verify the event's age, dress, bag and entry rules before leaving.
Bag Policy
Prohibited-item and security rules vary by event. Review the event listing and venue information before arrival.
Food & Drink
REBEL operates multiple bars and hospitality areas during events. Service and room availability depend on the event configuration.
Accessibility
REBEL states that the complex is accessible to persons with disabilities. Contact the venue for specific accommodation requests.
Box Office
Ticketing may be handled through Ticketmaster, Ticketweb or other event-specific platforms. Review the specific event listing for customer-service and entry instructions.
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