Ottawa Senators Tickets

Recommend 100%

Canadian Tire Centre - Ottawa

It was great! The staff was awesome.! It was my son's first Sens' game and everything was wonderful. Better experience with the staff than anywhere else I went in the NHL.

Good

Canadian Tire Centre - Ottawa

Was good experience except for the kids in front of us who wouldn't sit in their seats making it difficult to watch and see the game. There need to be ushers in each section to control this while the game is on. I get it when teams score everyone is up cheering. But during the game not acceptable, pay money to watch the game not the back of some kids blocking the view of the game while their parents also do nothing about it.

Excellent time!

Canadian Tire Centre - Ottawa

My recent experience at the game was fantastic. From the friendly staff and Ottawa fans to the excellent play on the ice. Love attending a live game at the Canadian Tire centre.

it was ok

Canadian Tire Centre - Ottawa

it was ok wasn’t the greatest game ever. i wasn’t really that impressed during the game even though there was some exciting moments, it still wasn’t the best game ever

Great Show

Canadian Tire Centre - Ottawa

It was an extremely long ride to get to the CT Centre from downtown Ottawa, but the show was worth it. The Sens have a talented young team and they are fun to watch. They play is a very nice arena and the ambiance was top notch. I would definitely return - hopefully in a new arena closer to downtown.

Good Time

Canadian Tire Centre - Ottawa

Arena staff was amazing. Very friendly and helpful. Entertainment between action on the ice was basic, but still good. Had a great time at the game. The parking lot after the game was a nightmare. It took 45 minutes to just to get to exit the parking lot. There has to be a better way to move traffic.

Fun night despite accessibility shortcomings

Canadian Tire Centre - Ottawa

One of the two of us attending uses a wheelchair and there were a couple of areas for improvement. The first was getting into Bert's restaurant. There was a metal detector and the (standard size) wheelchair did not fit. Restaurant staff seemed very surprised, which was surprising to us. They had to move the detector back, and move some other barriers to make room for the wheelchair to move around the detector and into the building. This caused some fuss, created a longer lineup and was generally not very welcoming. The staff were great - good people in a situation that has not been fully thought through. We sat in row 2 of WC seating in section 219. It was a lot like sitting in a bunker and felt like the space was created as an afterthought. It was dark and dingy and we could not see the scoreboard and video screen because of the overhang. We've been to 3 NHL rinks with the wheelchair and Canadian Tire Centre ranks a distant third in terms of the overall experience and the feeling of fitting in seamlessly. Good product, good staff, poor performance in terms of making a person in a mobility device feel welcome and participating on the same terms as everyone else.

Wonderful Experience

Canadian Tire Centre - Ottawa

My family and I attended the Sens/Pens game on March 12. We found the staff to be extremely friendly (particularly the older gentlemen dealing with crowd control/info). It was my children’s first NHL game and I could not have asked for a better experience for them. Thank you Ottawa Senators. Go Sens Go!

Great on ice Experience, mediocre post-games

Canadian Tire Centre - Ottawa

The Sens have an entertaining team and the experience at the Canadian Tire Centre is good. The problem is leaving the game is a mess. People are rushing out the door to get to their car before the end of the match because they want to get stuck for 45-60 minutes in their cars. They need to have more people out to close roads and direct traffic.

Sens vs Coyotes

Canadian Tire Centre - Ottawa

The value for money spent was very poor during this visit. The price of concessions is extreme even when comparing to historically expensive locations like airports or hotels. When the cost of a pretzel is over $7 one would at least expect it to be warm. Mine was cold and soggy. When the concession staff was asked about it I received a shrug of the shoulders. For a city that is getting more and more sporting options competing for dollars this may be a poor strategy. Women’s hockey has my interest, I’ve always like lacrosse and the 67’s have a consistent product far more affordable and in a better location