Ottawa Senators Tickets

37 Ottawa Senators games are listed between Tue, Oct 27 and Wed, Apr 7. November is the busiest month on the current schedule with 8 games, out of 7 months with dates. Most listed games start at 7:00 PM local time (21 of the 37 with a published start time). Tuesday is the most common game day (8 of 37). The lowest listed get-in price is $16 for Nashville Predators vs. Ottawa Senators on Mon, Nov 30 (12:00 PM local start), while NHL Global Series: Chicago Blackhawks vs. Ottawa Senators on Fri, Dec 18 is the most expensive game to get into at $500. Across the 37 priced games, the median get-in price is $48, so anything under that is cheaper than a typical Ottawa Senators date right now.

The Senators play an 82-game NHL regular season that runs from early October through mid-April, followed by the Stanley Cup Playoffs for any team that finishes in a top-three Atlantic spot or grabs an Eastern wild card. Ottawa's home games at Canadian Tire Centre usually fall on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights, with a handful of Sunday and weekday afternoon matinees built around holidays and school breaks. The schedule's biggest nights are the Battle of Ontario games against the Toronto Maple Leafs — typically four meetings a season split between Ottawa and Toronto, with at least one Saturday night Hockey Night in Canada window — and the rivalry games against the Montreal Canadiens, an extension of one of the oldest hockey rivalries in Canada and a fixture of the Senators schedule since the franchise's 1992 return. The Senators are also a frequent fixture in outdoor and heritage games; the 2017 NHL100 Classic at TD Place against the Canadiens, played in front of more than thirty-three thousand fans on a frozen Lansdowne Park pitch, remains a touchstone for the modern club and the kind of event the LeBreton Flats arena project is meant to host more often. Season-long, expect home stands clustered around the holidays, a long Western road trip somewhere in February, and the league-mandated mid-season break in late January or early February for the bye week and All-Star Game window.

Ottawa plays in the NHL's Atlantic Division, which means the schedule leans heavily on a tight cluster of Eastern Conference clubs — Toronto, Montreal, Boston, Tampa Bay, Florida, Buffalo and Detroit. Expect three or four meetings a year with each Atlantic rival, plus a healthy block of Metropolitan Division games against the Rangers, Devils, Penguins, Capitals and the rest of the East. The Senators rotate through every Western Conference team across the season, so even fans who only catch a handful of games each year will see the league's biggest stars roll through Canadian Tire Centre. Most Sens road trips swing through one Atlantic rival and one Western road swing per month, and home stands of three to four games are common around the holiday break and February. The card above shows the next confirmed Ottawa Senators game — home or away — with start time, opponent and ticket links.