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Ottawa Senators Tickets

Ottawa · Ice Hockey

Ottawa Senators tickets — new dates at Canadian Tire Centre appear here when listed. Compare live USD prices, seat details and seller terms.

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About the Ottawa Senators

The Ottawa Senators are the National Hockey League's anchor in Canada's capital, an expansion franchise that returned NHL hockey to Ottawa in 1992 after a near sixty-year absence. The modern Sens carry the name and red, black and white identity of the original Ottawa Senators, a founding NHL club that won eleven Stanley Cups between 1893 and 1934 before the Great Depression and a shifting league map pushed pro hockey out of town. The current club plays its home games at Canadian Tire Centre in Kanata, a roughly twenty-thousand-seat arena off the 417 in Ottawa's west end, with a long-discussed new downtown arena at LeBreton Flats moving forward as the franchise's future home closer to the urban core. Under the Michael Andlauer ownership group that took over from the Eugene Melnyk estate, the Senators have leaned into a younger identity built around centre Tim Stützle, captain Brady Tkachuk and winger Drake Batherson, with a core meant to keep the team relevant through the back half of the decade. For fans searching the Sens schedule, looking up a Sens game tonight, hunting tickets to a Battle of Ontario clash with the Maple Leafs or a Bell Centre rivalry game against the Canadiens, Ottawa is one of the most accessible NHL stops in the league — a true hockey market where the sea of red still shows up on big nights.

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Ottawa Senators tickets at Canadian Tire Centre are among the more accessible in the NHL, mostly because the building seats close to twenty thousand and the demand curve varies sharply by opponent. For a mid-week game against a Western Conference visitor, upper-bowl seats often start around forty to sixty dollars on the secondary market, with lower-bowl sidelines in sections 101 through 122 typically running in the hundred-to-two-hundred-dollar range. Club seats in the 200 level — heated indoor concourse, in-seat service, padded — sit a tier above that, and full-bar Loft and Bell Sensplex Lounge inventory rounds out the premium options for groups. The price picture changes hard when the Toronto Maple Leafs or Montreal Canadiens visit. Battle of Ontario nights routinely double or triple base pricing across the bowl, and the upper-deck Leafs- and Habs-fan invasion is a known feature of those games — book early and lock prices weeks in advance for those dates. The best value seats tend to be sections 117 through 119 behind the attacking-twice end, or upper-bowl corners in sections 314 through 318 for the full-rink tactical sightline. Use the live ticket card above this block for the cheapest confirmed seats to the next Sens home game on the schedule.

Ottawa Senators tickets — what to know

No Ottawa Senators games are on sale right now. The NHL regular season runs October through April, with playoffs through June, and single-game inventory builds through the summer once the schedule is released. This page refreshes automatically, so home dates at Canadian Tire Centre and road games appear here as soon as tickets are published.

Duration
Roughly 2–3 hours
Atmosphere
Live crowd, full energy
Best seats
Lower bowl, near center
Entry
Fast mobile ticket entry

Senators rivalries

1Bruins

Senators vs Bruins · 2 meetings

2Red Wings

Senators vs Red Wings · 2 meetings

3Devils

Senators vs Devils · 2 meetings

4Sabres

Senators vs Sabres · 2 meetings

5Penguins

Senators vs Penguins · 2 meetings

Senators vs Maple Leafs — Battle of Ontario

The Battle of Ontario is the headline rivalry on the Senators' calendar and the biggest ticket inside Canadian Tire Centre every season. Ottawa and Toronto meet three to four times a year, split between Kanata and Scotiabank Arena, and the rivalry has its own folklore — the early-2000s playoff series that Toronto won four straight times, the 2002 Game 7, the Daniel Alfredsson moment that Maple Leafs fans still mention. The modern version is built around Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner against Tim Stützle and Brady Tkachuk, with both clubs trying to climb the Atlantic. Expect a divided lower bowl, an upper deck that splits closer to fifty-fifty than Ottawa fans would like, and the loudest crowd of the year when the Sens score first. Tickets for Leafs games are the priciest of the season — book early for these dates.

Senators vs Canadiens — the Capital-versus-Quebec rivalry

Ottawa-Montreal is the other built-in Canadian rivalry on the Senators schedule, separated by a two-hour drive down the 417 and Highway 40. The two clubs have history that long predates the modern era — the original Senators and Canadiens were Eastern Canada rivals in the 1910s and 1920s — and the rivalry has had real playoff stakes in modern times, including a 2013 first-round series and the 2017 NHL100 Classic outdoor game at TD Place. Habs fans travel well to Kanata, often filling the upper bowl in the corners and end zones, and the Bell Centre return trip is one of the toughest road environments in the league. Expect three to four meetings a year, at least one in a Saturday-night national broadcast window, and a noticeably louder building than usual for a mid-week game.

Senators vs Bruins — Atlantic Division grudge

Boston is the Atlantic Division opponent that has cost Ottawa the most playoff pain over the years, from the early-2010s first-round series to the rugged 2017 first-round overtime games that the Senators eventually won in six. The Bruins bring a hard, structured forecheck and a deep veteran core — the kind of opponent that exposes any young Senators team that takes a night off in its own end. These games tend to be physical, fought along the walls, and often decided by special teams and goaltending rather than open-ice skill. Expect three to four meetings a year between Ottawa and Boston, with at least one Saturday-night TSN5 window built into the schedule. Bruins fans turn out in noticeable numbers at Canadian Tire Centre, particularly for Sunday matinees and the long-weekend dates that draw New England visitors, but the building is firmly red and loud when the Senators score first.

Senators vs Panthers — Atlantic Division clash

Florida has emerged as one of the most demanding measuring-stick opponents in the Atlantic Division. The Panthers play a heavy, fast forecheck and roll four lines that punish opponents who are slow through the neutral zone — exactly the test a young Senators team needs to pass to be taken seriously. Ottawa typically sees Florida three to four times a season, with the Amerant Bank Arena road trip slotted into the longer Western/Florida swing most teams build into January or February. The Sens' best chance in these games tends to come on the power play and on Brady Tkachuk's ability to win net-front battles against a Panthers defence that is happy to make every game a slugfest. Expect a tighter-than-it-looks lower bowl when Florida visits Kanata.

Senators vs Sabres — Atlantic underdog meeting

Ottawa-Buffalo is the Atlantic Division matchup with the most fanbase overlap — Buffalo is a manageable drive from Eastern Ontario, and Sabres fans regularly make the trip to Kanata while Senators fans return the favour at KeyBank Center. Both franchises spent the back half of the 2010s rebuilding through the draft, and the result is a pair of young, skill-forward rosters that produce open, high-event hockey when they meet. Tage Thompson, Rasmus Dahlin and Owen Power against Stützle, Tkachuk and Sanderson is one of the more entertaining young-core matchups in the league. Expect three to four meetings a season and a noticeably looser, more end-to-end game than most Atlantic Division dates. Tickets typically run on the lower end of the Senators' home-game pricing.

Senators vs Lightning — Atlantic Division benchmark

Tampa Bay has set the Atlantic Division standard for most of the modern era, with back-to-back Stanley Cups in 2020 and 2021 and a roster built around Steven Stamkos's successor core, Nikita Kucherov and Victor Hedman. For Ottawa, the Lightning are a recurring benchmark — the kind of opponent that tells you exactly where your power play, penalty kill and defensive structure actually stand. The games tend to be skill showcases, with Tampa happy to run an open game when the score allows. Ottawa typically sees the Lightning three to four times a season, with one game built into the Florida road trip alongside the Panthers visit. Expect a quieter early period and a building that gets loud quickly if the Sens grab the first lead.

Getting to Canadian Tire Centre on game day

Getting there

OC Transpo runs game-day express bus service to the arena from park-and-ride lots; limited regular transit otherwise in suburban Kanata.

Parking

Extensive on-site surface lots ring the arena off the Queensway (Highway 417) and Palladium Drive, with paid event parking on game nights.

Ottawa Senators ticket price index

41
Upcoming games (1 home · 40 away)
$14
Cheapest ticket
$72
Avg get-in price
+14%
vs NHL average

Cheapest upcoming game

New Jersey Devils vs. Ottawa Senators
Mon, Oct 12, 2026 · Prudential Center · Newark, NJ
From $14

Across 41 upcoming Ottawa Senators games with live pricing, the average get-in price is $72 — 14% above the league average. The cheapest way in is New Jersey Devils vs. Ottawa Senators on Mon, Oct 12, 2026 at Prudential Center, from $14.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before buying Ottawa Senators tickets — pricing, seats and entry.

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How many Ottawa Senators games have tickets available right now?
No Ottawa Senators games are currently listed with tickets on sale. The NHL schedule usually releases in June or July, with presales and resale listings building through late summer. This page refreshes regularly, so new home games at Canadian Tire Centre and road dates will appear here when partners publish inventory.
Where do the Ottawa Senators play their home games?
The Ottawa Senators play at Canadian Tire Centre, a 18,652-seat arena located at 1000 Palladium Drive, Ottawa, ON K2V 1A5. Canadian Tire Centre opened in 1996.
How much do Ottawa Senators tickets cost?
Ottawa Senators ticket prices vary by opponent, day of week, and seat location. Midweek non-rivalry games typically start lower, while marquee opponents and playoff dates often command the highest prices. Live pricing in USD on each game listed above shows the current low.
When is the NHL season?
The NHL regular season runs October through April, with playoffs through June. The NHL schedule usually releases in June or July, with presales and resale listings building through late summer.
Are Ottawa Senators playoff tickets on sale?
Ottawa Senators playoff listings may appear when the team qualifies for the NHL postseason and sellers publish offers. Confirm the event status, seller, delivery and final price before purchase.
How early should I arrive at Canadian Tire Centre?
Doors at Canadian Tire Centre typically open 60 to 90 minutes before game time. Plan to arrive at least 45 minutes early to clear security, find your seat, and grab concessions. OC Transpo runs game-day express bus service to the arena from park-and-ride lots; limited regular transit otherwise in suburban Kanata. Extensive on-site surface lots ring the arena off the Queensway (Highway 417) and Palladium Drive, with paid event parking on game nights.
Can I buy resale Ottawa Senators tickets?
Resale offers may appear when partner inventory is available. Each offer identifies its seller; confirm the final price, delivery timing and buyer-protection terms in that seller's checkout.
Why are Ottawa Senators tickets cheaper on All Sports Ticket?
Our listings come from partner marketplaces where multiple sellers can compete on comparable seats. That competition can create better value, especially when inventory is broad or the event is approaching. We add no extra All Sports Ticket markup; the checkout partner controls the final order total.
Where can I buy Ottawa Senators tickets?
Tickets are available through TicketNetwork and the official Senators site. Verified resale through our ticketing partners handles most of the secondary market for Canadian Tire Centre.
Where should I park for a Senators game?
Canadian Tire Centre has large on-site parking lots in every direction, and pre-paid parking through the team site usually saves money over day-of rates.
What are the best seats at Canadian Tire Centre?
Lower-bowl sections 101–104 and 117–120 sit behind the nets, while centre-ice club and loge seats deliver the best sightlines of the entire rink.
Any game-day tips for Sens fans?
Leave early from downtown because Kanata traffic backs up on game nights, consider OC Transpo’s express bus routes, and grab a bite at the Marshes or Kanata Centrum pre-game.
Is the arena accessible by transit?
OC Transpo runs dedicated express bus routes to Canadian Tire Centre from downtown Ottawa on game nights, which is often faster than driving.
How do I buy Ottawa Senators tickets?
To compare Ottawa Senators tickets: 1) pick a game from the schedule above; 2) review the section, row and quantity on each offer; 3) use the venue map where matching geometry is available; 4) follow your chosen offer to the seller's checkout and confirm the final total, delivery timing and order-protection terms.
When do Ottawa Senators tickets go on sale?
Ottawa Senators tickets are on sale year-round for scheduled games — for National Hockey League, single-game inventory builds through the summer once the schedule drops. The National Hockey League regular season runs October through April, with playoffs through June. Listings on this page update automatically, so new dates appear here as soon as they're released.
How can I find cheap Ottawa Senators tickets?
The cheapest Ottawa Senators tickets are usually weeknight, non-rivalry games in the upper-level sections. Compare every date on the schedule above, sort toward the lowest get-in prices, and check the final 24–48 hours before a non-marquee game, when sellers often release remaining seats.
Are Ottawa Senators tickets cheaper last minute?
For non-marquee games, often yes — get-in prices on weeknight Ottawa Senators games commonly soften in the final 24–48 hours as sellers move remaining inventory. The opposite is true for rivalry games, playoffs, and weekend dates, which tend to rise as the game approaches, so buy those early.
Where are the cheapest seats at Canadian Tire Centre?
The best value at Canadian Tire Centre is typically the upper bowl. Strong overall view at the lowest entry price — the best value seats in the building. Upper-level center sections balance price and sightlines, while the closest premium seats sit at the top of the price scale.
What time do Ottawa Senators home games usually start?
Most Senators home games at Canadian Tire Centre start at 7:00 p.m. ET on weeknights and Saturdays, with the occasional Sunday afternoon or holiday matinee. Doors generally open ninety minutes before puck drop. Confirm the exact start time on the live event card at the top of the page — national broadcast windows occasionally shift Saturday games slightly later.
Where do I park at Canadian Tire Centre?
Canadian Tire Centre offers a large surface lot ringing the building, with paid on-site parking that can be pre-purchased through the team or paid on arrival. Plan to arrive at least an hour before puck drop on a Leafs or Canadiens night — the single access road off the 417 backs up quickly. Closer lots cost more; outer lots are cheaper but add a short walk. Carpooling cuts both cost and wait time.
Is there transit or a shuttle to Canadian Tire Centre?
OC Transpo runs Para Transpo and game-day express bus service to Canadian Tire Centre from several park-and-ride hubs in Ottawa, including Eagleson and Terry Fox stations. The shuttle drops fans steps from the arena and runs back to the same hubs after the final horn. Check OC Transpo for the specific game-night routes and timing — buses fill up quickly after the game.
Where are the best seats at Canadian Tire Centre?
For overall sightlines, the lower-bowl sections 117 through 119 behind the attacking-twice net offer the classic NHL view of two Sens periods up close. Centre-ice lower bowl in sections 105 and 113 is the premium location. For value, upper-bowl corners in sections 314 through 318 give a clean full-rink view at a fraction of the lower-bowl price. The 200-level club seats add heated indoor concourse access and in-seat service.
Are Sens games good for kids?
Yes. Canadian Tire Centre is an easy family arena — wide concourses, kid-friendly concessions, and a Sparty the mascot meet-and-greet area on most game nights. The team usually runs a Family Pack ticket promotion on select dates that bundles four seats with food vouchers. Earplugs help younger kids, especially during the goal horn and the post-goal Sens chant.
Is Canadian Tire Centre accessible?
Yes. Canadian Tire Centre has accessible seating throughout both the lower and upper bowls, accessible parking close to the main entrance, and elevator access to every level. Companion seats can be booked alongside accessible seats through the Senators ticket office. Service animals are welcome. Contact the team in advance for sensory-friendly accommodations or specific access needs.
What is the sea of red and when does it happen?
The sea of red is the Senators tradition of asking every fan in the building to wear red on playoff nights and big regular-season dates — Battle of Ontario games, season openers, and outdoor games. The team often hands out red rally towels at the gates, and the entire bowl ends up uniform red on TV. It is the loudest the building gets, and it is the look most associated with the modern Senators identity.
How do the Senators make the playoffs?
The Senators play in the Atlantic Division of the Eastern Conference. To qualify for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, Ottawa needs to finish in the top three of the Atlantic or grab one of two Eastern Conference wild-card spots based on regular-season points. The first round is a divisional matchup; subsequent rounds work through the conference bracket toward the Stanley Cup Final.
Where can I buy a Senators jersey?
Authentic Senators jerseys are sold at the Sens Store at Canadian Tire Centre — open on game days and most non-game weekdays — and through the team's online shop. Customization with player name and number, including current core players like Brady Tkachuk, Tim Stützle and Drake Batherson, is available in-store and online. Reverse-retro and heritage editions tend to sell out fastest after release.
What is the food like at Canadian Tire Centre?
Canadian Tire Centre offers a deep concessions lineup — Beavertails, poutine, smoked-meat sandwiches, classic arena hot dogs and burgers, plus a rotation of Ottawa-area food vendors and craft beer from local breweries. The 200-level club lounges have full sit-down dining options for club-seat ticket holders. Vegetarian and gluten-free options are clearly marked at most concession stands.

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