TD Place Stadium
Ottawa's historic outdoor stadium at Lansdowne Park, home to the Ottawa Redblacks (CFL), Atlético Ottawa (CPL), and Ottawa 67's (OHL). The 24,000-seat venue has hosted Grey Cups, FIFA Women's World Cup matches, and outdoor NHL games. Located in The Glebe on the Rideau Canal.
Features
About TD Place
TD Place comprises an outdoor stadium and indoor arena at Lansdowne Park in The Glebe, overlooking the Rideau Canal. The playing field has existed since the 1870s, with the first permanent grandstand built in 1908. The stadium was extensively renovated and reopened in 2014 as TD Place (formerly Frank Clair Stadium).
Teams
Ottawa Redblacks (CFL)
The Redblacks played their inaugural home game on July 18, 2014. Ottawa's third CFL team, they won the Grey Cup in 2016.
Atlético Ottawa (CPL)
Ottawa's Canadian Premier League soccer club plays home matches in TD Place Stadium.
TD Place Arena Teams
The adjacent TD Place Arena (formerly Ottawa Civic Centre), a 9,800-seat indoor venue, hosts:
- Ottawa 67's (OHL hockey)
- Ottawa Charge (PWHL women's hockey)
- Ottawa BlackJacks (CEBL basketball)
The arena also served as the Ottawa Senators' first NHL home from 1992 to 1996.
Ottawa Rapid FC
The Northern Super League women's soccer team plays at TD Place.
Notable Events
- 2017 Grey Cup (105th) — Toronto Argonauts defeated Calgary Stampeders 27–24, as part of Canada 150 celebrations
- 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup — Six group stage matches, two Round of 16, and one quarter-final
- 2017 NHL Heritage Classic — Outdoor game between Ottawa Senators and Montreal Canadiens, marking the 100th anniversary of their inaugural NHL meeting
- Seven Grey Cups total in the stadium's history
Stadium Capacity
- Outdoor stadium: 24,000 seats
- Indoor arena: 9,500 seats
Accessibility
TD Place offers accessible seating on multiple levels, elevators, family washrooms, and wheelchair transport assistance. Contact Guest Services at 1-844-FAN-INFO (326-4636) or info@tdplace.ca.
Getting There
- On Foot/Bike: On the Rideau Canal pathway, a short walk south from downtown along Bank Street. 600+ bike parking spaces across Lansdowne, including secure Bike and Park at Gate 4
- By Transit: OC Transpo bus routes 6, 7, 450–456. Free transit for event ticket holders — show your ticket to the driver
- By Car: Paid underground parking at Lansdowne (not available during Redblacks games). Free Park & Ride at St. Laurent Shopping Centre (Lot 5) with Route 451 shuttle
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