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Ottawa 67’s vs Brantford Bulldogs at TD Place, October 30 2026: time, doors and Halloween game

Published October 28 2026

Date
Fri October 30 2026
Doors
6:00 pm
Puck drop
7:00 pm
Venue
The Arena at TD Place
The arena at TD Place seen from Bank Street
Photo (2019): Itooksomepics, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Last updated: October 28 2026

The Ottawa 67’s host the Brantford Bulldogs at the Arena at TD Place on Friday October 30 2026. The game starts at 7:00 pm and doors open at 6:00 pm, according to the TD Place event page. The 67’s call it their Halloween game, according to the team’s game-week article of October 26 2026.

Game at a glance

ItemDetail
DateFriday October 30 2026
Doors6:00 pm (TD Place)
Start7:00 pm (TD Place; 67’s schedule on chl.ca)
VenueThe Arena at TD Place
OpponentBrantford Bulldogs
ThemeHalloween game (67’s)
TicketsSold through the TD Place event page; no price shown there
BroadcastNot announced on the pages read

What the team has announced

The 67’s game-week article calls it the team’s Halloween Game. It says Ottawa REDBLACKS player Kalil Pimpleton will take part in a ceremonial puck drop, and that a $3.67 plus HST Loggin’ Off Lagers offer runs until the end of the first intermission.

What is at stake

The 67’s “enter the week with a 7-3-2-0 record”, according to the team’s October 26 article (7 wins, 3 regulation losses, 2 overtime losses, 0 shootout losses). The OHL game centre for October 25 lists the same record after Ottawa’s 6-1 home loss to Kingston. Ottawa also has a home game against the Brampton Steelheads on Wednesday October 28 at 10:30 am, its first School Day Game of the season according to the team, so its record may change before Friday.

The Bulldogs’ schedule on chl.ca, read October 28 2026, lists Brantford at 10 wins, 3 regulation losses, 0 overtime losses and 1 shootout loss (10-3-0-1) after a 4-2 loss to Brampton on October 24. Brantford plays at Peterborough on Thursday October 29, the night before this game. The 67’s article notes that Brantford won the Hamilton Spectator Trophy as the OHL’s 2025-26 regular-season champion. The OHL standings table could not be read today, so this page does not state either team’s place in the standings.

Getting there

Transit: TD Place’s 67’s game-day page says a ticket to an event at TD Place is valid on all OC Transpo routes from three hours before to three hours after the event, and that routes 6 and 7 stop at TD Place. OC Transpo’s Lansdowne page gives the same three-hour window for event tickets and says to keep the ticket for the ride home.

Parking: TD Place’s parking page offers pre-purchased arena event parking and says the price varies by event. TD Place’s 67’s game-day page lists a free OSEG Park and Shuttle from Carleton University (P-18 or P-7), starting 60 minutes before every 67’s home game, with drop-off at TD Place Gate 3. Rates and entrances are in our parking guide.

Gates and bags: TD Place’s Know Before You Go page says guests enter through the gate shown on their mobile ticket, all bags are inspected and clear bags are encouraged. TD Place is cashless. Gate locations are in our TD Place gates guide.

Accessibility: the 67’s game-day page says accessible drop-off and pick-up can be arranged at Gate 1. The parking page says a limited number of accessible spaces are available first come, first served, and asks guests to call 613-232-6767, ext. 1, at least 48 hours ahead.

Food, seating and what to bring: our 67’s game-day guide. Team schedule and news: Ottawa 67’s at TD Place. Everything else at the park: What’s On at Lansdowne.

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Sources

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