Scotiabank Arena
$87 & up—Leafs vs. Senators game tonight; lower-bowl seats
Debora Martins
Deal Expert
Few matchups feel more Canadian than this—a provincial rivalry that always brings extra excitement.
Why We Love This Deal
The Toronto Maple Leafs wrap up the pre-season on Wednesday with a split-squad matchup against the Ottawa Senators at Scotiabank Arena. Travelzoo members save 10% on the base price, plus all taxes and fees are included—the general public will pay those on top of their ticket.
What's included:
- $87–$188 per ticket ... lower bowl tickets
More reasons to go:
- The Maple Leafs–Senators rivalry is a classic all-Canadian matchup, with decades of Ontario bragging rights and plenty of memorable moments adding extra energy whenever Toronto and Ottawa meet
- Founded in 1917 as the Toronto Arenas, the Toronto Maple Leafs are a storied NHL Original Six team; they've won 13 Stanley Cups
- They played as the Toronto St. Patricks from 1919 until 1927, when Conn Smythe purchased the team and renamed them the Maple Leafs; during this time, the team wore green and white before switching to their iconic blue and white
- Tim Horton, co-founder of the famous Canadian coffee chain Tim Hortons, played 18 seasons as a defenseman for the team
- Opened in 1999 as the Air Canada Centre, the team calls Scotiabank Arena home; it's famously integrated with Union Station and the PATH system
Book by Sept. 23.
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