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Canadian Tire Centre

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Canadian Tire Centre
Address: 1000 Palladium Drive , Ottawa K2V 1A4, ON, CA
Phone: (613) 599-0100
State: Ottawa
County: ON
Zip Code: K2V 1A4


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The Canadian Tire Centre is a great venue to see fantastic shows/concerts. The staff are ALWAYS really kind and helpful, often giving great suggestions. The main stage is HUGE, with lots of space for audiences. Always clean and well kept. The food is always good, but a little expensive. We waited in line to go to Bert’s nobody ever got back to me about making reservations and it was nice. They were incredibly quick and our server, Halee, was great! Love coming here with family to see shows. Try getting there early for parking and making sure to jet to your car after any show, or you’ll be stuck in traffic for a while!
Beautiful arena, been here multiple times. Many parking places, sometimes just before the game, traffic may be heavy. All staff were friendly and helpful. Many conssesion stands on level 200, the line up for the toilet can be very long like other NHL places I went. I had tickets for level 100, 200 and 300 and all section are good.
My wife and I went to our first Sens game vs the Arizona Coyotes. It's actually nice to see a brand new team this year. So much potential now that they finally opened up the pocket book and signed these players long term. These kids will give us years of fun to go see more games. We sat in the nosebleed section and we were surprised at how well we could see the whole surface of the rink. So much fun we bought more tickets for future games. What a blow out for the sens 6-2 Go Sens Go.....great time, great atmosphere. TBH the traffic isn't that bad at all either
Great cozy feel for an NHL stadium. Great site lines and comfortable seating in the lower level. Ease of use to get to bathrooms and access concessions. Valet parking is offered for $60 which is a nice amenity to offer the fan base
I very much enjoy coming here. There’s tons of seating, the prices are as you would expect $$$, but there’s lots of staff walking around to assist with anything you might need, and they are very quick to assist with any issues. The sound system is also great so even if you’re high up you can hear everything and see the jumbo tron !
Great event location in Ottawa! I go here often to watch the Ottawa Senators and occasionally for concerts. It is always a great time. Lots of parking. Lots of good restaurants. Great sight lines for sports and concerts. Always a fun time at the Canadian Tire Centre.
Watched the Sens vs Sharks December 3rd and it was awesome! Stadium food prices, $15 for parking and no hot water in the bathroom, but a fun night if you have the means. Also, it only took about 15 minutes to get out of Parking Lot 6 so that's better than it used to be too...
The home of the National Capital Region's largest capacity Arena/ Stadium is located in Kanata. The stadium opened in 1996 and was built to accomondate Ottawa's National Hockey Leagues NHL franchise team, the Ottawa Senators. It also hosts indoor music concerts and special events. There has been much controversy about why the region's most impressive stadium was constructed 27km from the city centre of Ottawa. There were questions relating to the lack of transit infrastructure and its location being so far from higher density populated areas downtown Ottawa and Gatineau. This distance becomes more of an issue since hockey games are played during winter when the worst driving conditions occur. The stadium has changed its name several times. Such as; The Palladium 1996, COREL Centre 1996 - 2006, Scotiabank Place 2006 - 2013 and now it is the Canadian Tire Centre 2013 - present. There are 4 levels in the stadium with the lower three dedicated for Seating/ Suites and the 4th with standing suites. All offer different perspectives in viewing the games and enjoying a unique game experience. The general flow getting into the stadium, passing through security and finding your way to your seat is reasonably quick. The concession stands provide their services at a reasonable rate, but prices are high. The city of Ottawa is now looking into building a new arena to increase capacity and revenue from the NHL games. They are looking into building it in an open area in LeBreton Flats, which will be an easy walk to downtown Ottawa and Gatineau. If you like my reviews, videos or photos why not get a photo with the Sens mascott, Sparacat and give a salut with your hockey stick. Go Sens Go!
Amazing game and stellar fan experience, just make sure to go in with nothing but your wallet and phone maximum, and not to bring ANYTHING that could even REMOTELY be considered a weapon. I had an umbrella with me and I brought it because there was rain in the forecast and was taking a bus, but I got stopped and was told by staff to throw it behind a tree and collect it after the game if I wanted to keep it. Umbrellas are not on the prohibited items list either. I understand CTC has the right to deny access for any item deemed a safety concern even if the item is not on the prohibited items list, but this strict interpretation dampened my experience.
Went to see a Sens game and had a blast! Great atmosphere and lots of fun. Definitely perfect for a fun date with a sports fan or to take the family. Quite loud so bring ear plugs if you have sensitive hearing. Prices for food and drinks are expensive so grab a pre game bite or some drinks beforehand unless you feel like breaking the bank. One recommendation, give yourself LOTS of time to get there and don't plan on getting home at a reasonable time. Traffic before and after the game is absolutely nuts! We waited for almost 45 min after the game sitting in the car because traffic was at a complete standstill.
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