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TD Place Arena

Ottawa 67's · Ottawa Blackjacks (CEBL)

Former / alternative names: Civic Centre / Ottawa Civic Centre

TD Place Arena is a indoor arena in Ottawa, ON known for ottawa's junior hockey and pwhl arena inside the lansdowne venue complex.

District: Lansdowne / The Glebe

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TD PLACE ARENA

Ottawa, Ontario

Also known as: Ottawa Civic Centre

ArenaDistrict · Lansdowne / The Glebe

TD Place Arena is a indoor arena in Ottawa, ON known for ottawa's junior hockey and pwhl arena inside the lansdowne venue complex.

Capacity
8,585
Opened
1967
Roof
Indoor
Ice
Owner
City of Ottawa

TICKETMASTER / UPCOMING EVENTS

Events & tickets

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HOME FIXTURES / TICKETMASTER

Team schedules

Upcoming home games for TD Place Arena's teams. The feed is a selection of ticketed events, not a complete season calendar.

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Where It Is

Location & Conditions

Ottawa · 45.3985, -75.6839 Directions

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The Building

Overview

TD Place Arena is Ottawa's indoor arena at Lansdowne Park, historically known as the Ottawa Civic Centre. Opened in 1967, it has long been associated with the Ottawa 67's and now carries added relevance through women's professional hockey. Its connection to TD Place Stadium creates a useful internal cluster around Lansdowne sports infrastructure.

TD Place Arena was built in 1967 as Canada's centennial project for Ottawa and remains the home of the OHL's storied Ottawa 67's. Set into the side of Frank Clair Stadium's south grandstand, it has the most unusual cross-section in Canadian sports — its lower bowl literally sits underneath the football stadium's seating deck above.

It briefly hosted the NHL Ottawa Senators in their first 1992–93 season before they moved to the suburbs.

By the Numbers

Capacity Breakdown

8,585

  • Hockey8,585

Arena is part of TD Place/Lansdowne complex.

Source-Backed

Verified Facts

  • Opened December 29, 1967 as Ottawa Civic Centre.
  • Integrated with TD Place Stadium/Lansdowne complex, with the stadium’s north-side structure above/around the arena.
  • Lansdowne 2.0 plans involve a replacement event centre; treat future details as proposed/approved, not completed.

Through the Years

History & Timeline

  1. 1967Opens as Civic Centre — Canada's Centennial project
  2. 1992Hosts Ottawa Senators NHL inaugural season
  3. 199967's win Memorial Cup hosted here
  4. 2014Renovated as part of Lansdowne redevelopment

Who Plays Here

Tenants

Current

  • Ottawa 67's
  • Ottawa Blackjacks (CEBL)

Memorable Moments

Notable Events & Records

  • 1999 Memorial Cup (67's win)
  • Senators' first NHL season (1992-93)
  • Multiple NHL Heritage Classic week events

In the Bowl

Seating Guide

Distinctive single-side bowl wraps the ice; the open side opens to concourse glass. Premium club seats along the players' benches.

Game Day

Getting There

Same as TD Place Stadium — OC Transpo buses 6 and 7 from downtown, Glebe walkable.

Concessions

Food & Amenities

Lansdowne ecosystem — Joey, Whalesbone, Big Rig brewery all on the same site.

Plan Your Visit

Visitor Policies

Policies can vary by event, league, artist tour, promoter and ticket issuer. Always check the official venue page and your event/ticket details before you go.

What to check before you go

  • bag policy
  • prohibited items
  • camera/video rules
  • mobile tickets
  • cashless payments
  • re-entry
  • accessibility entrances
  • transit and parking
  • door times
  • food and beverage
  • family washrooms
  • sensory/accessibility accommodations

Crowd Figures

Attendance Archive

No verified attendance entries in our archive yet for TD Place Arena. We only publish crowd figures we can tie to a named source, so this section stays empty rather than showing estimates.

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Going Deeper

Related Guides

Quick Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Did the Ottawa Senators play at TD Place Arena?

Yes — for their first season (1992-93) before moving to the suburbs at what's now Canadian Tire Centre.

Who plays at TD Place Arena?

TD Place Arena is associated with the Ottawa 67's and Ottawa Charge.

What was TD Place Arena formerly called?

It was historically known as the Ottawa Civic Centre.

Where is TD Place Arena?

It is part of the TD Place/Lansdowne complex in Ottawa.

What leagues are associated with TD Place Arena?

TD Place Arena is associated with OHL, PWHL.

What is the capacity of TD Place Arena?

TD Place Arena capacity should be read by event configuration: 8,585. Arena is part of TD Place/Lansdowne complex.

When did TD Place Arena open?

TD Place Arena opened in 1967.

What teams play at TD Place Arena?

Current or notable teams associated with TD Place Arena include Ottawa 67's, Ottawa Charge.

Why is TD Place Arena important?

Ottawa's junior hockey and PWHL arena inside the Lansdowne venue complex.

What should visitors check before going to TD Place Arena?

Visitors should confirm current bag rules, mobile-ticket requirements, camera policies, accessibility entry, transit updates and event-specific restrictions on the official TD Place Arena or ticket issuer page before attending. Policies can vary by event.

Research

Sources & Verification

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