Grey Cup sells out

Posted Oct 26, 2017 09:09:02 AM.

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OTTAWA — The 105th Grey Cup, this fall in Ottawa, is now officially sold out.

Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group says all 36,000 seats have been sold. TD Place seating is being increased for the game, with the addition of temporary stands in the east and west end zones, from 24,000.

In addition to the game, the Grey Cup Festival features more than 30 free and ticketed events, headlined by the Grey Cup Concert Series.

The Grey Cup arrives in Ottawa November 21; the Grey Cup game will be played November 26.

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