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Ottawa 67’s at TD Place: home games, tickets and game-day guide

The ice rink inside the arena at TD Place during an Ottawa 67's game, January 2016.
Next home game67’s vs Oshawa Generals
Date
Sat October 17 2026
Doors
6:00 pm
Puck drop
7:00 pm
Where
The Arena at TD Place

The arena at TD Place during a game, January 2016. Photo: Jfvoll, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Home games at TD Place

DateGameTimeWhere
Sat October 17 202667’s vs Oshawa GeneralsDoors 6:00 pm · Puck drop 7:00 pmThe Arena at TD Place
Sun October 25 202667’s vs Kingston FrontenacsDoors 2:00 pm · Puck drop 3:00 pmThe Arena at TD Place
Fri October 30 202667’s vs Brantford BulldogsDoors 6:00 pm · Puck drop 7:00 pmThe Arena at TD Place
Fri November 6 202667’s vs Windsor SpitfiresDoors 6:00 pm · Puck drop 7:00 pmThe Arena at TD Place
Sun November 22 202667’s vs Gatineau OlympiquesDoors 2:00 pm · Puck drop 3:00 pmThe Arena at TD Place

Times from TD Place and the team. Last checked Thursday October 15 2026.

Last updated: October 15 2026

The Ottawa 67’s play in the Ontario Hockey League (OHL). Their home rink is the Arena at TD Place in Lansdowne Park, and the address is 1015 Bank Street. Their next home game is Saturday October 17 2026 at 7:00 pm against the Oshawa Generals, with doors at 6:00 pm.

Ottawa 67’s at a glance

Item Detail
League OHL, Eastern Conference
Owner Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group (OSEG) owns and operates the team
Head coach and general manager Dave Cameron, head coach. Jan Egert, general manager
2026-27 regular season 68 games, from September 20 2026 to March 21 2027
Record as of October 15 2026 5 wins, 1 regulation loss and 2 overtime losses in 8 games, for 12 points, according to Stats Crew (updated October 15 2026). Next game: Friday October 16 2026, 7:00 pm, against the Brampton Steelheads at the Cornwall Civic Complex, according to a Steelheads release
Doors One hour before each game
Tickets Online through Ticketmaster. Options and prices on the team’s ticket page
Transit OC Transpo routes 6 and 7. A 67’s game ticket is a free fare on OC Transpo from 3 hours before the game to 3 hours after
Watch and listen From the team’s release of September 26 2026: FloHockey streams all 68 regular-season games. Rogers TV airs home games locally. TSN 1200 carries radio when scheduling permits
Next arena The 67’s move into the Lansdowne 2.0 Event Centre for the 2028-29 season, 3DownNation reported on August 26 2026

The team

Dave Cameron signed a two-year contract extension on May 19 2026 and was named OHL Coach of the Year for the second time, according to a team release of June 9 2026, republished by OurSports Central.

Last season the 67’s passed the 100-point mark, had the third-best record in the OHL, and lost in the second round to the Barrie Colts, The Hockey News reported on September 10 2026.

The season as of October 15 2026

The 67’s have 5 wins, 1 regulation loss and 2 overtime losses in 8 games, for 12 points, according to Stats Crew, updated October 15 2026.

Home results so far:

The team played three road games from October 8 to 11 2026, at Niagara, Erie and Brantford. On Friday October 16 2026 at 7:00 pm the 67’s play the Brampton Steelheads at the Cornwall Civic Complex, according to a Steelheads release of April 2 2026. Ottawa is the visiting team for that game.

Home games at TD Place, October 17 to November 18 2026

Every game below is at the Arena at TD Place. Dates, start times and opponents are from the 67’s schedule, read on October 7 2026. Door times are from TD Place’s events listing.

Date Start Doors Opponent Note Listed by
Saturday October 17 2026 7:00 pm 6:00 pm Oshawa Generals 67’s and TD Place
Sunday October 25 2026 3:00 pm 2:00 pm Kingston Frontenacs 67’s and TD Place
Wednesday October 28 2026 10:30 am Not listed Brampton Steelheads School Day Game 67’s only. Not on TD Place’s upcoming events page
Friday October 30 2026 7:00 pm 6:00 pm Brantford Bulldogs 67’s and TD Place
Wednesday November 4 2026 10:30 am Not listed Kingston Frontenacs School Day Game 67’s only. Not on TD Place’s upcoming events page
Friday November 6 2026 7:00 pm 6:00 pm Windsor Spitfires 67’s and TD Place

Sources differ on the two School Day Games. The 67’s schedule lists both, and TD Place’s upcoming events page lists neither. The team is running a waitlist for the School Day Game, and its group tickets page shows no price.

Sources differ on one later game. The 67’s schedule lists Friday March 5 2027 against the Brampton Steelheads at 7:00 pm. TD Place lists it at 3:00 pm, with doors at 2:00 pm.

The 67’s welcome the Olympiques to TD Place on November 22. The OHL’s release of June 10 2026 lists Gatineau at Ottawa on Sunday November 22 2026 at 3:00 pm under interleague play, and TD Place’s events listing shows the game on the same date at the same time.

The 67’s have named five theme games: the Teddy Bear Toss on December 6 2026, Friday Night Disco on January 15 2027, the Family Day game “To The Capital…And Beyond” on February 15 2027, “Outshoot. Outscore. Outlast.” on February 27 2027 and St. Patrick’s Day on March 17 2027.

The last regular-season game is at home on Sunday March 21 2027 at 3:00 pm against the Peterborough Petes. The CHL’s season calendar of September 10 2026 gives no OHL playoff start date, and TD Place lists no playoff game.

Tickets

Online sales run through Ticketmaster. The TD Place box office is open weekdays from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm and opens 2 hours before an event. The 67’s FAQ says it stays open until the second intermission.

The team sells single tickets and bundles, flex packs, season seats and the 67’s+ package, group packs and premium packages through its ticket options page, which carries the current prices. This guide does not repeat the prices because the page did not show them in a reading on October 15 2026.

A ticket received by transfer is digital and is shown as a QR code on a phone. Children aged 2 and under enter without a ticket and must sit on the lap of an accompanying adult. The single-game ticket line is 613-232-6767, extension 8221.

Getting to a game

Transit. The 450-series buses run on REDBLACKS game days only, TD Place’s 67’s game-day page says. OC Transpo asks riders to show the printed or e-ticket to the bus operator, and the free fare includes the Para Transpo fare.

Parking. The underground garage holds more than 1,000 vehicles, and parking is limited on game days. TD Place recommends buying parking in advance through Ticketmaster, and prepaid parking has no in-and-out privileges. The price varies by event, and TD Place’s parking page shows no rate for 67’s games.

Carleton University shuttle. TD Place’s 67’s game-day page lists a free OSEG shuttle between Carleton University’s P-18 lot and TD Place Gate 3, from 60 minutes before each home game to 60 minutes after. The page carries no season label. It lists parking at Lot 5 at $10 after 5:00 pm. TD Place’s parking page names “Carleton University Lot 5 and P18” at the same rate. The pages do not say whether Lot 5 and P-18 are the same lot.

Driving. TD Place advises avoiding Highway 417 eastbound to Bronson on the way in and Highway 417 westbound at Lyon on the way out, because of ramp closures.

Cycling and drop-off. TD Place’s 67’s game-day page counts 285 bike rings around Lansdowne Park. The City of Ottawa’s Lansdowne Park page counts more than 600 bike parking spaces across the site. On event days the taxi zone is on Paul Askin Way, and Para Transpo drops off near Gate 1.

Getting to Lansdowne Park: transit, parking, cycling and what is open.

The Lansdowne Park parking guide: every rate, how to pay and both garage entrances.

Inside the arena

Bags must be soft-sided and fit under the seat, and all bags are inspected. Clear bags are encouraged and get an express lane. Outside food and drink are not allowed.

The venue is cashless, and debit and credit cards are accepted at all points of sale. Alcohol last call at 67’s games is at the 10-minute mark of the third period.

Gate 1 is the accessible entrance, with a ramp and elevators. Accessible seats are in sections 13 and 17 and in General Admission, with tickets through 613-232-6767, extension 1. Access2 card holders get one free support-person ticket for sporting events. TD Place offers sensory kits and assistive listening, and asks for 24 hours’ notice to arrange help, at 1-844-326-4636.

The move to the Event Centre

The Event Centre is the first stage of Lansdowne 2.0, the City of Ottawa’s redevelopment at Lansdowne Park. It has 5,850 seats plus standing areas and holds 6,600 for hockey, according to the City of Ottawa.

The City gives two sets of dates for Event Centre construction. Its project page lists Q4 2025 to Q3 2028. Its question-and-answer page lists Q1 2026 to Q3 2028, and lists preliminary works in December 2025.

3DownNation reported on August 26 2026 that Roger Greenberg indicated the Event Centre is supposed to open in the fall of 2028. Greenberg is OSEG’s Managing Partner & Executive Chair.

OHL games continue at Lansdowne during construction, the City’s question-and-answer page says. It gives no demolition date for the current arena.

The City’s question-and-answer page says the Event Centre will continue to host the Ottawa Charge, the Ottawa 67’s and the Ottawa BlackJacks. The PWHL announced on July 9 2026 that the Charge play at Canadian Tire Centre from the 2026-27 season.

Lansdowne 2.0: the timeline, the cost and every construction notice.

Watch and listen

The radio call is also streamed online through a link on the team’s site, and the 67’s producing their home broadcasts in-house is new for the 2026-27 season. The team’s release of September 26 2026 gives no Rogers TV channel number.

FloHockey lists its website, the FloSports app on iOS and Android, and TV apps as ways to watch. Its page shows no price.

Sources differ on the outlets. The team’s FAQ page names Rogers 22, TSN 1200 and 580 CFRA. The page’s data shows it was last modified on August 3 2023. The September 26 2026 release names FloHockey, Rogers TV and TSN 1200.

A short history

The franchise was awarded on February 16 1967 and the first season was 1967-68. The 67’s played their first 11 home games at the Hull Arena. Their first game in the Civic Centre, the arena they play in today, was on December 29 1967, a 4-2 loss to the Montreal Junior Canadiens.

The 67’s have three OHL championships, in 1977 and 1984 and in 2001, and two Memorial Cup wins. They beat the Kitchener Rangers 7-2 in Kitchener in 1984, and beat the Calgary Hitmen 7-6 in overtime in Ottawa in 1999. The CHL’s Memorial Cup history page also lists the 1999 result.

Brian Kilrea coached 1,612 regular-season games and won 922. The team’s history page records his place in the Canadian Hockey Hall of Fame.

Sources

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