Transportation plans announced for Lansdowne

Posted Jun 16, 2014 04:47:30 PM.

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OTTAWA — Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group and the city unveiled its transportation plan for Lansdowne Park Monday.

Parking spaces at TD Place will be reserved for VIPs and season ticket holders, but others are told to walk, cycle and take public transit.

RedBlacks tickets can be used for a free ride on a bus or a shuttle.

Shuttle service will run three hours before events, and three hours after.

The Ottawa RedBlacks home opener will be the first event at TD Place on July 18.

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