The City of Edmonton was initially supposed to pitch in $125m for their new arena - and ended up at over $300M. It's a fair comparison so I fully expect the City of Ottawa to pony up a big chunk. And I fully expect there to be a LOT of pushback from Ottawans. We are good at that.
I think it will happen.fot sure this.time and it feels different the partners have money and whoever has to pay for it will get worked out or figured out. I think to.build a building will take three to four years I could see the Senators playing at Lebreton Flats by either 2027 or 2028.
Will be hell for anyone that wants to drive to the game. There's absolutely no parking nearby (yet) and traffic can be deadly in that area. So further you are from the core the more folks will hate it. Even if I hate the Kanata area, they were close to a highway. With downtown, they will wreck the whole traffic there.
I guarantee the Sens will invest in public infrastructure around the arena to make it easier to commute to the game, like they did with that overpass in Kanata. There’ll likely be underground parking too. But most importantly, there’ll be a heavy emphasis on public transportation (2 LRT stations) and walking/biking to get to the game…which I predict a good amount of the spectators will be doing. With the heavy hitters the Sens have as part of their bid for Lebreton, I’m not too worried about poor planning or designs…these groups the Senators have partnered with are some of the best in the world.
Sens fans, what would YOU name the new downtown Ottawa arena?
Not a famous name but in honour of Eugene call it Melnyk memorial area 🔥❤️💛🖤
Amazon Centre or Uber center.
And the same as the 67”s need a new home as well as that place is on its last legs as well. And it’s very leaky.
@@matthewgregory8218 didn't they rebuild the whole Landsdown stadium and arena recently?
Farm Boy Center
Nicknamed "The barn"
*not my idea*
As a sens fan living in Alberta even I'm excited...
LETS GOOO
Yaaaahoo
You can call it Daniel Alfredsson Arena or Pizza Cash line Arena, memory of 2007,right there
Alfredsson must be in the HOF.
@@sens_outlook not yet, apparently
I like the Canadian Tire Centre, but something new is something exciting, so I'm looking forward to it.
Good video man,
Yes we are moving downtown 🔥🔥
Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed!
It be 10 years
The City of Edmonton was initially supposed to pitch in $125m for their new arena - and ended up at over $300M.
It's a fair comparison so I fully expect the City of Ottawa to pony up a big chunk. And I fully expect there to be a LOT of pushback from Ottawans. We are good at that.
Like I said in my video, the next year will be very interesting…especially with a new mayor in town with something to prove.
I bet AZ Tempe will get the same company as well as the Calgary sattle dome will half to move to .
hopefully the first game in that arena isn't against the leafs or habs
Bring on the leafs or Habs, we’ll outnumber them do not worry!
@@SENSTALK doubt it, with being close to Gatineau, all the Habs fans will come now that it is closer.
I think the arena maybe called Canadian Tire Centre or Telus Arena
Just like Energy pledge areanas in Seattle.
I think the lease will get dinged before January or before next spring I am not worried about that either it feels alot different then in 2016.
I think it will happen.fot sure this.time and it feels different the partners have money and whoever has to pay for it will get worked out or figured out.
I think to.build a building will take three to four years I could see the Senators playing at Lebreton Flats by either 2027 or 2028.
would be the second best move the rainbow warriors Sens could do in the past decade.
Will be hell for anyone that wants to drive to the game. There's absolutely no parking nearby (yet) and traffic can be deadly in that area. So further you are from the core the more folks will hate it. Even if I hate the Kanata area, they were close to a highway. With downtown, they will wreck the whole traffic there.
I guarantee the Sens will invest in public infrastructure around the arena to make it easier to commute to the game, like they did with that overpass in Kanata.
There’ll likely be underground parking too.
But most importantly, there’ll be a heavy emphasis on public transportation (2 LRT stations) and walking/biking to get to the game…which I predict a good amount of the spectators will be doing.
With the heavy hitters the Sens have as part of their bid for Lebreton, I’m not too worried about poor planning or designs…these groups the Senators have partnered with are some of the best in the world.
Ugh no
You’re upset they’re moving downtown?
Avs fan is upset and not happy that there own team who is probably down town is 1 win for there 1st cup since 01.
@@SENSTALK yup
@@SENSTALK I live in Kanata