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Official Ticket Marketplace of the Ottawa Senators
Ottawa Senators History
The original Ottawa Senators were founded in 1883 and were one of the founding teams of the NHL during its early years, winning 11 Stanley Cup Championships between 1903 and 1927. When the NHL started to expand to the U.S., the Senators were sold to St. Louis and became the Eagles, but the team shuttered after one year. The second incarnation of the Senators joined the NHL in 1992. The Senators have since gone on to make the Stanley Cup Playoffs 16 times.
Ottawa Senators Team Info
Conference: Eastern
Division: Atlantic
Year Founded: 1883
Team Colors: Black, Red, Gold
Team Rivals: Toronto Maple Leafs, Montreal Canadiens, Buffalo Sabres
Ottawa Senators at Canadian Tire Centre
Located in Kanata, a vibrant suburb of Ottawa, Canadian Tire Centre is one of the region's premiere entertainment venues. Since opening in 1996, the arena has served as the home of the Ottawa Senators. Capable of hosting 18,000 fans for hockey games, the arena is also regularly used for concerts and other sports events. In 2007, the arena hosted games three and four of the Stanley Cup Finals. The arena is also known for being the place where Wayne Gretzky played his final NHL game in Canada.
The Ottawa Senators’ 2023–24 regular season kicks off in October at PNC Arena in Charlotte, North Carolina, when the Senators face off against the Carolina Hurricanes. The Senators will also participate in the 2023 NHL Global Series — hosted at Avicii Arena in Stockholm, Sweden — with matches against the Detroit Red Wings on November 16 and the Minnesota Wild on November 18. They play their final game of the regular season at TD Garden against Atlantic Division opponents the Boston Bruins. Here’s a list of key games to keep an eye on:
Tickets for the 2023–24 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Ottawa Senators.
The Senators have made one appearance in the Stanley Cup Final (in 2007), but have never won the Stanley Cup.
The seating map for Canadian Tire Centre can be viewed here.
The Senators club is really there for the fans. There was a lot to do there prior and during the game...concessions were high but not too bad, i have seen way worse. Our seats were great even for nosebleeds!! If we come back to visit Ottawa again, we will definitely go watch another game.
I had purchased those tickets for my step-son’s birthday. We had the opportunity to watch the warmup from the penalty box and, Sabourin gave him one of the puck - cherry on the sundae. Thank you.
Love going to hockey games in Ottawa. Always nice staff and a clean arena. Just don’t like how much the parking cost’s and the busyness. Always a long time to get out of there also.
We drove in from Toronto, and were so glad we did. There was plenty of parking available. The arena was easy to enter, we found our seats very easily. Loved the event. We would do it again!
Huge waits and ran out of food at concessions after the first period. Not prepared for a sold out leads crowd. Missed half the game trying to get through security and trying to get a bite to eat. The game itself was great. Go support the team and maybe they can afford more staff!
Game was great had a great time. Arena location was garbage. Tried waiting in the lobby with 1000 other people for Uber’s/taxi’s. Security guards kicked everyone out into the cold and it was a free for all for about an hour before we finally got a taxi. I’ve never had such a brutal experience trying to leave an arena after an event. Ottawa’s rink location is absolute junk! Did I mention the cab to Orleans was $77 (17 min drive)!
It was amazing it was my very first time being to a NHL game live...I am from north of Toronto and it was worth every penny and I would do it again in a heartbeat
I enjoy Sens games and if I could afford a season pass, I’d buy one! I totally disagree with moving the team downtown and much prefer the current location. In fact, if they were downtown, I’d be less inclined to go to games. Concession stands are pricey but that seems to be the norm unfortunately. It’s the parking lots and getting out of the lots that drives me crazy! And I don’t appreciate the commercial and school buses having preferences over everybody else. Literally at a standstill while all the buses filed out. I don’t know why more people don’t support the Sens. Where else can you watch NHL for reasonable prices? Again, if I wasn’t a retiree, I’d definitely attend more games.
The game was good. Sens Win, well due to some very lucky puck hops. Not pleased at all with the fact that the organization took away the option of "Print at Home Tickets" apparently due to scalping issues yet the "Transfer" Option is still there. I do not see why anyone would care if a filled seat is legitimate or scalped. The Sens need all the audience they can get.
Always fun to catch a game with my kids ! Once to twice a month , same price as restaurant and movies tickets for 3
Took our annual boys trip to see the Sens again this year. My brother and I took our sons and saw the Panthers vs Senators. Good game, early Sens lead, only for the Panthers to come back. No complaints there. Seats were good, food was fine. Can't go wrong with the prices, being from closer to the Toronto area. (Not a Leaf fan!) Where I thought it lost this year was the activity for the kids. Last year we got in 2 games on our adventure and in both Sparty was out taking pics, different goalies and players missing faces, different little things for a "fan" experience. We all felt there was none of that this year. We saw Sparty only a couple times and was never even close to wear kids could get a quick high five or pic. We have young kids, so this is importance in their in game experience. Either way, we will be back.
Go HABS Go! Took my grandson to the game as a Christmas gift. He loved the cotton candy the most at 6 yrs old. 😂
It was a great game, lots of fans. Always enjoy going to a good hockey game.
Very professional staff, great arena. I was there to see my home team the Montreal Canadiens against the Sens and it was very fun.
There was plenty of room for the cars, and was easy to access when I got there. It took a little bit of time to leave but it's to be expected in a major even like this. Only down side was that we had to cross the street but the lights gave us plenty of time to do so!! Great parking experience.
Every time I visit the C.T. Centre for a game, I am overwhelmed by the amount of single use plastic which will end up in landfills. I am not allowed to enter with a reusable water bottle but I, along with hundreds of other fans, must purchase a plastic one. The vast majority of concessions provide food in single use plastic containers. The amount of waste produced by your facility is seriously depressing. 1 star for environmental awareness!
I miss being able to download my tickets on my computer and to print them out for entry. I choose not to have a smart phone; the app does not sync to my 5 year old Android device; and it is inconvenient to have to pick up tickets at the box office, especially if you have purchased a parking ticket along with the game tickets. I am all in favour of making life easier for those who wish to use mobile entry, but not at the expense of those us of who have been used to printing our own.
The process for purchasing the tickets was very easy and i was very pleased with the delivery .. I was also impressed by the amount of notice I received for my up coming event.. I would definitely use Ticketmaster again. Thank you
Could of been better if they won. We sit in the wheel chair section in the 309 section.
It was good, because I got cheap tickets and brought 5 kids.
