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Canadian Tire Centre: the all-inclusive seating guide

Canadian Tire Centre carries six products whose official pages say food comes with the seat, and every one of them stops short of the bar. Club Bell, the private club on the northwest side of the 100 level, is sold in three forms, Luxe Seats, Loges and Victory Suites, and all three word the benefit the same way: all-inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverages. The Luxe Seats add something no other building we cover does, a stated $660 alcoholic beverage credit per seat, which is neither included nor simply paid but bought in advance. The Brookstreet Lounge, at ice level between centre ice and the blue lines, gives season seat members in the first eight rows of sections 114 to 118 a pre-game buffet every game, with a bar in the room and between periods. The Loft is a centre-ice suite on the 200 level, Suite 208, whose four tickets come with all-inclusive catering for every Senators home game. The Ledge, on the 400 level, sells a reserved seat with an all-inclusive food experience from doors open through the end of the second intermission, at a minimum of nine tickets. Nothing the arena publishes names an included drink at any of them, which is how the other Canadian buildings outside Quebec word it too, and the arena's own menus put beer, wine and spirits on a price list. A new Senators arena is agreed for LeBreton Flats with no opening date, and no official premium page qualifies a product against that move.

Clubs with food & drink included

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Food: 'All-inclusive Food and Non-Alcoholic Beverages' (Club Bell benefits list). The arena's own Club Bell page describes the club as offering season seat members 'all you can eat meals, a private club entrance, and more'. No menu is published, and holders have 'Access to Club Bell (pre, during, and post-game)'
Alcohol: Alcohol not included, credit applies$660 per seat, per the Club Bell benefits list. The figure is in Canadian dollars, which no official page states, and no page says whether it is before tax or over what period it is spent
Not included: Alcohol is not included; the seat carries a stated beverage credit instead
The credit's expiry, its scope across events, and whether it covers tax are not published
Service ends: Not published for Club Bell. The arena's only published service cut-offs are on the Club Seat menu, 'SERVICE ENDS at the start of the 3rd Period Service', and for the Coors Light Taphouse, which 'closes at the start of the third period'; neither is stated for this club
Applies to: Ottawa Senators games. The Club Bell microsite is the Senators' own premium sales site and states the inclusion against no other event; the benefit list separately gives 'Access to NHL Playoffs - First Right of Refusal' and 'Access to Concert Pre-sale', which are purchase rights rather than included events
Sections: 100 LevelThe Club Bell microsite publishes no section number for any of its three products. It places Luxe Seats 'in the 100 level' and says they start 'at only 9 rows from the ice'; the site's home page puts Club Bell itself 'on the northwest side of the building', and the arena's Club Bell page says 'Located in the 100 level'. The Senators seating map prints the words 'Club Bell' twice, on two unnumbered black wedges either side of section 111, and the same black fill covers numbered sections 109 to 113 and appears nowhere else on the map, so 109 to 113 is the Club Bell block. The map does not say which of the three products occupies which section, so no number is recorded here as a Luxe Seats label. The 2015 Ottawa Business Journal launch article counts 220 Luxe Seats in a 20,000 square foot club at the west end of the 100 level with 472 members. RateYourSeats, third party, lists the block as C109 to C113 and describes Luxe Seats as plush cushioned seats in double-lettered rows.
Rows: Not published. The Club Bell page says Luxe Seats start 'at only 9 rows from the ice'

The inclusion, the exclusion of alcohol and the credit all come from the product's own page on the Senators' Club Bell site, which the team's premium hub links as the Club Bell MORE INFO destination and the arena's Club Bell page points to by name. Club Bell is one club with three separately named and separately priced seating products, each with its own page and its own benefit list, so it is carried as three records; the microsite heads the pages 'Victory Suites', 'Loges' and 'Luxe Seats' and the 'Club Bell' prefix in the names here is the site's own framing of them. Two things are unresolved: the asterisk on the home page's shorter 'All-inclusive Food and Beverages' line has no published footnote, and RateYourSeats, a third-party guide we do not treat as evidence, claims all-inclusive food and alcoholic beverages for the whole club. The record follows the official product page until the venue confirms it.