For affordable, high-energy hockey action in Ottawa, nothing beats catching the 67's at TD Place—where future NHL stars develop their skills in front of passionate hometown crowds.
Ottawa 67's hockey is Ontario Hockey League (OHL) junior hockey, played at The Arena at TD Place, 1015 Bank Street at Lansdowne. The 2026-27 home schedule on TD Place's calendar runs to March 21, 2027, with most games on Friday nights at 7 p.m. or weekend afternoons at 3 p.m. Single tickets are sold through Ticketmaster, season seats start at $20 a game, and your game ticket doubles as a free OC Transpo pass from three hours before puck drop to three hours after. Founded in 1967 (hence the name), the club remains one of the most affordable ways to see elite young players in the city.
Key Highlights
TL;DR: The 67's play OHL home games at The Arena at TD Place from fall to late March. Season seats cost $20 to $24.50 a game, a six-game Friday Pack starts at $24 a game, and single tickets are priced game by game on Ticketmaster. Doors open an hour before puck drop, and transit is free with your ticket.
| Quick Info | Details |
|---|---|
| 📍 Home Arena | The Arena at TD Place, 1015 Bank St (Lansdowne) |
| 🏒 League | Ontario Hockey League (OHL) |
| 📅 2026-27 Home Games | Listed through March 21, 2027 |
| 🎟️ Season Seats | $20 to $24.50 per game (plus $20 fulfillment fee) |
| ⏰ Doors Open | One hour before puck drop |
| 🚌 Transit | Free OC Transpo with your game ticket |
Ottawa 67's 2026-27 Season: Home Schedule and Tickets
The quickest way to read the 67's home schedule is TD Place's own event calendar, filtered to the team: it lists every home game with its start time and a second, earlier time, which is when doors open. Two patterns repeat all season. Friday games start at 7 p.m., and most Saturday and Sunday games are 3 p.m. matinees, which suit families with younger kids. A handful of holiday games, such as Wednesday, December 30, also start at 3 p.m.
These are the home games TD Place lists for the rest of 2026:
| Date | Opponent | Puck drop |
|---|---|---|
| Sat, Oct 17 | Oshawa Generals | 7:00 p.m. |
| Sun, Oct 25 | Kingston Frontenacs | 3:00 p.m. |
| Fri, Oct 30 | Brantford Bulldogs | 7:00 p.m. |
| Fri, Nov 6 | Windsor Spitfires | 7:00 p.m. |
| Sun, Nov 22 | Gatineau Olympiques | 3:00 p.m. |
| Sat, Dec 5 | Barrie Colts | 3:00 p.m. |
| Sun, Dec 6 | Flint Firebirds (Teddy Bear Toss) | 3:00 p.m. |
| Fri, Dec 18 | Oshawa Generals | 7:00 p.m. |
| Sat, Dec 19 | Peterborough Petes | 3:00 p.m. |
| Wed, Dec 30 | Kingston Frontenacs | 3:00 p.m. |
The calendar continues into 2027, including a Family Day game on Monday, February 15, and runs to the regular-season finale against Peterborough on Sunday, March 21. Dates and times can change, so check the TD Place 67's calendar before you buy. The Teddy Bear Toss, presented by The Brick, is the December 6 game against Flint: bring a teddy bear from home or buy one at the game, and wear holiday pyjamas if you like.
2026-27 ticket prices and where to buy
The 67's do not publish one fixed single-game price. Single tickets are sold through Ticketmaster from each game's "Buy Now" link on the TD Place calendar, and the price depends on the game and the section, so compare two or three dates if you are flexible. For accessible seating or ticket questions, the TD Place box office line is 613-232-6767, ext. 1.
If you plan to go more than once, the team's packages are cheaper per game:
| Option | 2026-27 price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Season-seat membership | $20 (Red), $21 (White) or $24.50 (Black) per game, plus a $20 fulfillment fee per account | 32 regular-season home games plus the first two home playoff games (School Day games not included) |
| Friday Pack | From $24 per game ($24 Red, $26 White, $28.50 Black) | Six Friday night games |
| Theme Game Pack | $120 | Five theme games |
The team says its flex packs save up to 29% per ticket compared with single-game pricing. If the 67's miss the playoffs, season members receive an account credit for the two playoff games.
Getting to TD Place on a 67's game day
Your 67's ticket is your bus fare. TD Place says any ticket to a TD Place event, including 67's games, gets you free rides on all OC Transpo routes starting three hours before the event and ending three hours after. Show your mobile ticket to the driver; routes 6 and 7 stop directly at TD Place. To get through O-Train fare gates, press "We're here to help" on a ticket machine and a video-chat agent will issue a pass. Keep your ticket for the ride home.
Driving is harder: TD Place warns that its underground garage (over 1,000 spaces) is limited on 67's game days. The posted hourly rate is $4 per hour Monday to Thursday and $5 Friday to Sunday, to a $25 daily maximum, plus taxes, though event prices vary, and you can pre-purchase arena event parking online (no in-and-out with prepaid). The better option for many families is the free OSEG Park & Shuttle: park on level 2 or 3 of Carleton University's P-18 parkade or P-7, get a discount code from the traffic rep at the stop, and ride to TD Place Gate 3. Shuttles start 60 minutes before puck drop and run until 60 minutes after the game. A Legacy of Developing NHL Talent
The Ottawa 67's compete in the Ontario Hockey League, one of three leagues that make up the Canadian Hockey League—the premier development pathway for NHL-bound players. The team has a rich history of producing professional hockey players, with numerous alumni going on to NHL careers.
Founded in 1967 to coincide with Canada's centennial celebrations, the 67's have won multiple OHL championships and remain competitive year after year. The current roster features players aged 16-20, many of whom have been drafted by NHL teams and are developing their skills before turning professional.
The quality of play often surprises first-time junior hockey attendees. These aren't casual recreational players—they're elite athletes competing at a high level with NHL aspirations. The speed, physicality, and skill on display rivals what you'd see in minor professional leagues.
TD Place Arena: Home Ice
Lansdowne Park Location
TD Place Arena sits within the Lansdowne Park complex in the Glebe neighbourhood, offering easy access from downtown Ottawa. The arena holds approximately 8,500 fans for hockey, creating an intimate atmosphere compared to NHL arenas while still generating impressive crowd energy for big games.
The facility underwent significant renovations when Lansdowne was redeveloped, resulting in modern amenities including comfortable seating, quality sight lines from most sections, and a good variety of food and beverage options. The arena shares the complex with TD Place Stadium (home of the Ottawa Redblacks CFL team) and the Lansdowne shopping and dining district.
Arena Address: 1015 Bank Street, Ottawa (second entrance at 1525 Princess Patricia Way) Parking: Underground garage plus nearby lots; limited on game days Transit: OC Transpo routes 6 and 7 stop at TD Place; free with your game ticket
Ticket Information and Pricing
Ticket prices for Ottawa 67's games represent excellent value compared to professional hockey. Seats are grouped into Red, White and Black price sections, and for 2026-27 a season seat works out to $20 to $24.50 a game. Single-game prices are set game by game on Ticketmaster, and multi-game flex packs offer savings for committed fans (see the 2026-27 price table above).
Tickets can be purchased through the Ottawa 67's website, which links to Ticketmaster, or from the "Buy Now" links on the TD Place event calendar. Walk-up purchases are usually available for regular season games, though rivalry matchups and playoff games may sell out in advance.
Group rates are available for parties of 10 or more, making 67's games popular for birthday parties, corporate outings, and team-building events. Contact the team's ticket office for group pricing.
Game Day Experience
Arriving early enhances the 67's experience. Doors typically open one hour before puck drop, giving fans time to find seats, grab food, and watch warm-ups. The arena offers a variety of concession options beyond typical arena fare, with the Lansdowne complex providing additional restaurant choices for pre-game meals.
Between periods, the team runs entertainment including on-ice contests, chuck-a-puck games, and mascot appearances. The atmosphere remains family-friendly throughout, with energetic music and crowd engagement without crossing into inappropriate territory for younger fans.
The arena maintains a lively atmosphere with dedicated fan sections and organized cheering. While not quite NHL volume, the crowd creates genuine energy, particularly for rivalry games against Kingston Frontenacs, Oshawa Generals, or other divisional opponents.
Game Day Tips:
- Arrive 30-45 minutes early for parking and seating
- Warm-ups are worth watching—see future NHLers up close
- Bring cash for 50/50 raffles and merchandise
- Check the promotional schedule for giveaway nights
Getting to TD Place
By Car
TD Place's underground garage holds more than 1,000 vehicles, but it is limited on 67's game days. Posted rates are $4 per hour Monday to Thursday and $5 per hour Friday to Sunday, to a $25 daily maximum plus taxes, and event pricing can differ; pre-purchasing arena event parking on the TD Place site secures a spot. TD Place recommends arriving about 60 minutes before puck drop.
Alternative parking options TD Place lists include:
- 170 Second Avenue (City garage): About an 8-minute walk, or take the 6 or 7 bus
- Carleton University Lot 5 and P18: $10 after 5 p.m. at Lot 5; walk about 24 minutes or ride the 7 by showing your game ticket
- Free OSEG Park & Shuttle: From Carleton's P-18 or P-7 parkade to TD Place Gate 3, running 60 minutes before to 60 minutes after each 67's game
By Transit
OC Transpo routes 6 and 7 run along Bank Street and stop directly at TD Place. Your 67's ticket covers the fare on every OC Transpo route from three hours before the game to three hours after, so the O-Train plus a connecting 6 or 7 costs nothing extra. There is no O-Train station at Lansdowne itself.
By Bike
Lansdowne Park includes bicycle parking, and Bank Street offers cycling infrastructure. The location is accessible from downtown via the Glebe neighbourhood's residential streets.
67's Rivalries and Must-See Games
The OHL's East Division features intense rivalries that produce the season's most electric atmospheres:
Kingston Frontenacs: The closest geographical rival, just 1.5 hours down Highway 401. Games against Kingston consistently draw the largest crowds and most passionate atmosphere.
Oshawa Generals: Another Eastern Conference rival with a long history of competitive matchups.
Peterborough Petes: The OHL's oldest franchise brings tradition and rivalry dating back decades.
Rivalry Game Tips:
- Buy tickets in advance—these games can sell out
- Expect louder, more energetic crowds
- Arrive early as parking fills faster
Family-Friendly Entertainment
The Ottawa 67's organization emphasizes family entertainment, making games suitable for fans of all ages. The arena maintains a welcoming atmosphere without excessive alcohol-fueled rowdiness that can characterize some sports venues.
Kid-Friendly Features:
- Affordable pricing for family outings
- Mascot interactions and activities
- Between-period games and contests
- Face painting and activities on select nights
- Clean, well-maintained facilities
Birthday party packages and group rates make 67's games popular choices for children's celebrations. The team's community engagement includes school programs and youth hockey partnerships, reinforcing the family-friendly brand.
Notable Alumni
The Ottawa 67's alumni list reads like an NHL all-star roster, demonstrating the organization's player development success:
- Denis Potvin - Hall of Fame defenceman, 4-time Stanley Cup champion
- Doug Wilson - Hall of Fame defenceman
- Brian Kilrea - Legendary coach, Hockey Hall of Fame builder
- Tyler Toffoli - Current NHL forward, Stanley Cup champion
- Travis Konecny - Current NHL forward
Watching 67's games offers the opportunity to see tomorrow's NHL stars before they reach the big leagues—many current NHLers passed through Ottawa's junior program.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How long does an Ottawa 67's game last?
Games typically run approximately 2.5 hours, including three 20-minute periods and two intermissions. Overtime and shootouts in tied games can add 15-30 minutes.
Q: Are Ottawa 67's games good for kids?
Absolutely. The team emphasizes family entertainment, with affordable pricing, kid-friendly activities, and a welcoming atmosphere. The arena remains relatively calm compared to some adult-focused sporting events.
Q: How do I get to TD Place Arena?
TD Place is at Lansdowne, 1015 Bank Street. Transit is the easiest option: your game ticket is free fare on OC Transpo for three hours before and after, and routes 6 and 7 stop at TD Place. Drivers can use the underground garage ($25 daily maximum) or the free shuttle from Carleton University.
Q: Can I buy tickets at the door?
Walk-up tickets are usually available for regular season games. However, rivalry matchups and playoff games may sell out, so advance purchase is recommended for popular dates.
Q: What's the difference between 67's games and Senators games?
The 67's play in the Ontario Hockey League (junior hockey, ages 16-20) while the Senators play in the NHL (professional) at the Canadian Tire Centre in Kanata. 67's tickets are much cheaper, with 2026-27 season seats at $20 to $24.50 a game, the arena is smaller and closer to downtown, and the atmosphere is more family-oriented.
Q: When is the Ottawa 67's season?
The regular season runs from the fall through March; the 2026-27 home schedule on TD Place's calendar ends on March 21, 2027, with playoffs after that. Most home games are Friday nights at 7 p.m. or Saturday and Sunday afternoons at 3 p.m.
Final Thoughts
The Ottawa 67's offer one of the best entertainment values in the city for hockey fans. Affordable tickets, a comfortable arena, developing talent worth watching, and a family-friendly atmosphere combine to create an experience that rivals more expensive options.
For families looking to introduce kids to live hockey, the 67's provide an ideal entry point. For hockey purists, the chance to scout future NHLers before they hit the big leagues adds an extra dimension to the viewing experience. And for anyone seeking affordable live sports entertainment, TD Place delivers.
Check the Ottawa 67's schedule and catch a game this season. Planning a full night out? Our Lansdowne guide covers food and drinks around the arena, the TD Place venue guide covers seating and entrances, and our pick of the best sports bars in Ottawa includes spots for a pre-game meet-up.
For more Ottawa sports coverage, see our guide to the Canadian Tire Centre and The Glebe.
Sources: TD Place 67's calendar, TD Place: Getting here on a 67's game day, TD Place parking, Ottawa 67's ticket options, Ottawa 67's theme games
