John Mulaney in Ottawa 2026
Ottawa, ON is about to explode with laughter as John Mulaney takes the stage at TD Place on April 1, 2026. Expect a whirlwind of sharp wit and hilarious storytelling, featuring fan-favorites like “Kid Gorgeous” and “From Scratch.” Don’t miss out—secure your John Mulaney tour tickets now!
John Mulaney Ottawa Tickets
| Date | Price | Tickets |
| Wednesday Apr 01, 2026 07:30 PM |
John Mulaney from $91.49 |
Tickets |
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Frequently Asked Questions
When is John Mulaney performing in Ottawa at TD Place?
John Mulaney’s “Mister Whatever” tour is scheduled for Wednesday, April 1, 2026, at 7:30 PM at The Arena at TD Place in Ottawa, Ontario. Doors are set to open at 6:30 PM.
Where is TD Place Arena located?
The Arena at TD Place is located at 1015 Bank Street, Ottawa, ON K1S 3W7, within the Lansdowne complex. It is a multi-purpose arena used for sports, concerts, and large comedy shows.
Is the Ottawa show part of the “Mister Whatever” tour?
Yes, the event is officially billed as “John Mulaney: Mister Whatever” by TD Place, Live Nation, the ticketing partners, and the tour website. The Ottawa date appears on the 2026 tour schedule with VIP ticket options available.
What time should I arrive for the John Mulaney show?
The show starts at 7:30 PM and doors open at 6:30 PM, so arriving between 6:30 and 7:00 PM is ideal. Getting there 45–60 minutes early gives you time for parking, security, finding your section, and grabbing food or drinks.
How long does a John Mulaney show usually last?
John Mulaney’s stand-up sets typically run about 1.5 to 2 hours including any opener and his main performance. Plan for roughly two hours inside the arena plus extra time for arrival and exiting afterward.
How much do John Mulaney tickets cost at TD Place?
One major marketplace lists the lowest Ottawa price at about 110 USD (roughly 150 CAD), with an average price around 218–220 USD. Other price guides for the tour note that John Mulaney tickets can start as low as about 44–85 dollars in some markets, but Ottawa’s arena date is trending higher with typical mid-range seats near 200+ dollars.
How can I get cheap tickets for John Mulaney in Ottawa?
To get cheaper tickets, focus on upper-level or back-of-bowl sections at TD Place, where prices are nearest the lowest listed amount instead of the average. Compare offers across several sites, sort listings by lowest price including fees, check value tools like “Deal Score,” and be flexible about sitting farther from the stage to keep costs closer to the entry-level prices.
Is it a good idea to wait for last-minute tickets in Ottawa?
Resale platforms show a meaningful number of listings and even dedicated parking passes, which can lead to price drops as April 1 approaches if tickets remain unsold. Waiting can work for flexible fans mainly focused on price, but it is risky if you want specific sections or if the show moves toward sellout, so last-minute buying is best only if seat location is not critical.
What is the seating like at The Arena at TD Place for a comedy show?
TD Place Arena is a stadium-style venue with floor seating and multiple levels, so your view depends on whether you are on the floor or in the lower or upper bowl. Floor and lower-bowl center sections provide the closest and clearest view of John Mulaney, while upper-bowl seats are more budget-friendly yet still give good overall sightlines and sound.
What are tips to avoid overpaying and to manage parking and transport?
To avoid overpaying, always compare total costs (with all fees) across multiple marketplaces, target mid-range lower- or upper-bowl seats rather than the most expensive floor rows, and consider skipping VIP unless you want the extra perks. For transport, check TD Place parking options in advance, arrive early to find cheaper lots around Lansdowne, or use OC Transpo, cycling paths, or rideshare so you do not have to pay premium event-parking rates or deal with post-show traffic.