Section 105 at Canadian Tire Centre

- The best seats at the Canadian Tire Centre are located at center ice in Sections 105-107 and 115-117. The traditional side to side viewing angles are highly sought after, and for the best positioning we recommend sitting in the upper half of the sections (Rows K and higher) for an ideal seating height to follow all the action. Senators fans can sit beside the Sens bench in the higher numbered seats of Rows A and B in Section 105, or directly behind the bench in Seats 13-18 in Section 105 Row C and Seats 1-8 in Section 106 Row C.  If you prefer to be closer to the visiting team, the lower numbered seats in Section 107 Rows A and B are beside the visitors bench, while Seats 1-6 in Section 107 Row C and Seats 10-18 in Section 106 Row C are behind the visitors bench. 

(2026 Review) - Prime Lower Level Views: Lower level at center ice and behind the players' benches at Canadian Tire Centre.  Sections Included: Sections 105–107 on the bench side and Sections 115–117 on the opposite side.  In-Seat Service: Food and beverage service brought right to your seat throughout the game.  Most Centered Views: Sections 106 and 116 sit between the blue lines at center ice.  Who Should Sit Here  100 Level Centre seats at Canadian Tire Centre are a strong fit for fans who want premium comfort and lower-level proximity without leaving their seats for concessions. They work equally well for entertaining clients, hosting family and friends, or simply settling in close to the action at center ice.  100 Level Centre Seating Details  These seats run along the lower level at center ice, split across two sides of the rink. Sections 105–107 sit on the bench side, while Sections 115–117 are directly opposite. The Senators' bench is closest to Section 105, and the visitors' bench is near Section 107.  Views from the Seats  Every section delivers excellent lower-level views of the action. For the most centered perspective, look for Sections 106 and 116, which are positioned between the blue lines at center ice. The bench-side sections (105–107) put you right above the players as they step onto and off the ice.  What's Included  In-Seat Food & Beverage Service: Order food and drinks brought directly to your seat throughout the game, so you never miss a play.  Near the Benches  If you want to sit above your team's players, Section 105 is closest to the Senators' bench. Prefer to watch the opposing side? Section 107 sits nearest the visitors' bench. 

- During a traditional end stage show, you can find some of the best seats in the house in Sections 107 and 115, keeping you close to the stage while still having a permanent seat with elevation above floor level. Sections 106 and 116 are excellent options as well, but are the very best for performances which feature a stage in the center of the floor. Sections 108 and 114 offer a good opportunity to be close to the performance during an end stage show, however getting the right seat numbers is important to avoid being too far beyond the front of the stage. Opt for the lower numbered seats in Section 108 (seat 1 typically is on the right aisle), or the higher numbered seats in Section 114 (seat 12 is most commonly on the left aisle) to avoid the poorest viewing angles for an end stage performance.  Sections 104-105 and 117-118 are closer to the action than corner or end sections in a traditional stage configuration, however as these seats primarily face straight ahead you will be left with a significant head turn to the stage when seated.