Join the best fans in the world from December 11th, 2026 to December 21st, 2026 on a special once in a lifetime opportunity to enjoy the sites and sounds of Amsterdam, Holland and Dusseldorf, Germany all before watching your Ottawa Senators take on the Chicago Blackhawks at the PSD Bank Dome in Dusseldorf on December 18th and 20th/2026. We have built an all-inclusive Tour to make your planning as easy as possible. Don't miss out as this tour will sell out quickly. Limited spots available. For any questions prior to booking this Official Ottawa Senators Global Series Fan Tour (Premium Plus) to Holland and Germany, please contact Victory Travel at info@victorytravel.ca.

Please note: The itinerary included on this booking site is just a simple draft itinerary to show the flow of the week and is subject to change. Final detailed itinerary will come 30-60 days before departure.

Offered by Victory Travel & Events Inc: TICO Registration # 50027548 and IATA Accreditation #67599884. We reserve the right to correct mistakes on this website.

This tour requires a $1000.00 CAD deposit per person that can be canceled free of charge within 72 hours of booking. Name changes (substitute traveler) will be permitted FREE of charge until 30 days prior to departure. Interim payments will be due May 10th/2026 and July 10th/2026 with the final balance being due September 10th, 2026. Log onto your account to set-up weekly or monthly payments if desired. Our full Terms and Conditions are available for your review during the booking process. We recommend all fans consider adding travel insurance. Customers will need to make their own travel insurance arrangements or book Manulife Travel Insurance with us during the Fan Tour booking process.

Ottawa Senators Premium Plus Group Flights with Delta/KLM/AF Group

December 11th/2026 KLM 672 7:10 PM Montreal to Amsterdam 8:15 AM +1

December 21s/2026 KLM 1800 11:30 AM Dusseldorf to Amsterdam 12:30 PM

December 21st/2026 KLM 671 Amsterdam 3:25 PM to Montreal 5:20 PM

Some Fans may be on an earlier flight (as listed below) from Dusseldorf to Amsterdam but the same long haul flight from Amsterdam to Montreal:

December 21st/2026 KLM 1798 8:15 AM Dusseldorf to Amsterdam 9:15 AM

If you choose Land Only during the registration process, your balance owing will be adjusted by 1500.00 AFTER you register. The system does not automatically deduct it at check out.

All Fans receive airport transfers in Amsterdam & Dusseldorf even if they book their own flights.

*Please note there is a Coach Bus included Ottawa-Montreal-Ottawa in your travel package. This is not the bus sometimes provided by the airlines but rather a bus exclusively for members of Ottawa Senators Fan Tour.

Once all 50 group flights are sold, additional flights will be based on current pricing and availability at the time of booking so tour pricing could then increase. Upgrades to business class or premium economy need to be booked individually and are not part of the group contract with the airline. You can choose options to upgrade or Land Only during the registration process.

Heinken Experience (Amsterdam, Holland): 1867 was a good year for beer. It was the year Gerard Adriaan Heineken built a new brewery in the heart of Amsterdam. In the pumping heart of the old brewery, you can dive into the world of Heineken beer. On a 1.5-hour self-guided tour you’ll learn about the company’s heritage, the beer brewing process, Heineken’s innovations, and about what it takes to serve a world-famous beer. There will be a short presentation in English provided inside the factory. Find out the 4 natural ingredients that make this beer, and discover the brand’s sponsorship activities with Formula 1, the UEFA Champions League and the Rugby World Cup. And sure enough, at the end of the tour you can raise your glass with new friends. Includes entry ticket for self guided 1.5 hour, 2 beers and transpo to and from hotel if required.

Half Day Tour to Cologne (Cologne, Germany): The group will have an official guided tour of the Cologne Dome followed by lunch at one of the city's oldest pubs. Here you can enjoy Koelsch, Cologne's famous style beer. Bus transpo to and from Dusseldorf, lunch including 1 drink voucher and tickets to the Dome with Official tour guide are included.

Tour of the Rhine Tower and Schloss Benrath (Dusseldorf, Germany): Enjoy a tour of Schloss Benrath with your family, friends and guests and discover the unique architecture, the fabulous decoration and paintings of Benrath Palace. Visit the outstanding vestibule and overwhelming beauty of the main hall, where the Elector and his guests used to dance and celebrate. Find out more about the physical culture, the astonishing rituals of the time and plunge into the courtly life of the 18th century. The Rhine Tower combines breathtaking architecture with unique experiences high above the city. At 168 to 172 meters, you'll find the observation deck with Bar M168, the revolving restaurant QOMO, and event spaces with panoramic views. Bus transpo, tickets to both venues and lunch with 1 drink voucher is included.

Final Group Dinner Old Town Dusseldorf (Dusseldorf, Germany): Cap of your tour with a traditional German style dinner included some beer and wine.

Bundesliga Soccer Game (Germany): It turns out that there will be Bundesliga Soccer during the week you are in Germany. The exact teams, dates and venues will only be known in November but there could be regular league games or Champions league games in Dortmund, Leverkusen, Cologne or Moenchengladbach, all within 45 minutes of Dusseldorf. Check off your interest during the registration process and we will keep you updated on options. Bus Transportation will be included and tickets will range from 50-80 Euros per ticket. This Optional Add On will be confirmed in November 2026.

Groesbeek Canadian War Cemetary

Most of those buried in GROESBEEK CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY were Canadians, many of whom died in the Battle of the Rhineland, when the 2nd and 3rd Canadian Infantry Divisions and the 4th Canadian Armoured Division took part in the drive southwards from Nijmegen to clear the territory between the Maas and the Rhine in February and March 1945. Others buried here died earlier or later in the southern part of the Netherlands and in the Rhineland. The cemetery contains 2,610 Commonwealth burials of the Second World War, and nine war graves of other nationalities. The CEMETERY and MEMORIAL were designed by P.D. Hepworth.

Markelo Fallen Airmen Memorial

On Saturday, April 15, 2023, it was commemorated that 80 years ago, three Allied bombers crashed in the outskirts of Markelo. 17 of the 21 crew members were killed, one is missing and three survived the crashes. The 17 victims from Great Britain, Australia and New Zealand found their final resting place at the Field of Honour of the General Cemetery in Markelo.

The impressive commemoration was attended by a number of relatives of the victims who died. Representatives of the Embassies and Air Forces of Great Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the Netherlands were also present, as well as the flag bearers of the Royal British Legion Branch 3623 and the Canadian Legion Branch 005. The formed "Canada Committee Foundation" aims to continue to commemorate the Second World War and to pass on the memories of our liberators to future generations Over the years, Canada and the Netherlands have been inextricably linked. In Markelo in particular, close ties have been created partly through the actions of Canadian veterans such as Frank Graham and Bert Reynolds. Both have made many visits to Markelo and are greatly respected by the locals for their heroic deeds.

Oorlogsemuseum and the Battle of Overloon

War belongs in a museum. That is the motto of the War Museum. The museum shows how the Second World War came about, what its impact was on millions of people, and how the population coped with shortages, restrictions, and oppression. There is attention to daily life, resistance, and persecution. A key focus is the Battle of Overloon, where Allied and German troops fought fiercely in 1944. These battles rank among the heaviest fought on Dutch soil and are illustrated in the museum with original vehicles and artillery. The Battle of Arnhem was lost by the allied forces. They accumulated in the Corridor and sought a way out. But the German troops were now warned and dug in around Venlo. The fighting that broke out around Overloon from September 26 included:

US 7th Armored Division
British 3 Infantry Division
British 11 Armored Division
107. Panzer Brigade
Fallschirmjäger and other German troops

Firstly, the Americans attacked. They were relieved by the British on 7 October. On October 12, hell broke loose with shelling by more than 300 British guns. Overloon town was shot to pieces. Only when it was completely in ruins did the advance of the British, who controlled the situation in Overloon on October 14, begin.