OSEG says Redblacks hiccups will be fixed for second home game
Posted Jul 31, 2014 07:07:02 AM.
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OTTAWA – After some trouble with long lines at concession stands and a lack of ATM’s, the Ottawa Redblacks will host another sell-out crows at TD Place this weekend.
After the first football game at the new TD Place the Redblacks sent a survey to season ticket holders asking them to rate the game day experience.
Long lineups at concession stands, a shortage of certain beers, and a lack of working ATM’s were issues the team said would be fixed in time for the second game.
Saturday’s game against the Saskatchewan Roughriders is sold out and will mark the first time such a large crowd will gather at Lansdowne.
Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group has assured fans the hiccups in opening week would be fixed.
Shuttle service to the game has been celebrated for helping with a parking shortage at the stadium but residents of the Glebe have demanded the buses be taken off residential streets.
It’s an important game on the field as well as the Redblacks are tied for first with Hamilton in a very weak East division, despite a losing record.
Despite the sellout, single game tickets are still available for Saturday through Capital Tickets.
