Rogers Place
Edmonton, AB · Pro Hockey
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- Member cap
- 18,347
- Cost to join
- Free
- Verification
- Email + Phone
- Status
- Open
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Venue encyclopedia
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What attending a pro hockey game at the Edmonton, AB venue is actually like: seating, arrival, weather, food, and the seats we'd point a friend toward (or away from).
- Capacity
- 18,347
- Roof
- Indoor / climate-controlled
What it feels like
A vibrant hockey experience with a mix of corporate and casual fan culture. The atmosphere is electric during home games, with fans filling the lower bowl and upper deck sections. The geometry is steep in the upper levels, making for an immersive viewing experience despite the limited sightlines from the top rows.
Seating tiers
Lower bowl
Rows General rowsThe best seats for game-day action, with clear sightlines and minimal obstructions. Ideal for fans seeking a premium experience.
Mid-level seating
Rows General rowsGood balance of proximity to the ice and comfort. The upper mid-level rows offer a more relaxed viewing experience with better sightlines than the upper deck.
Upper deck
Rows General rowsSteep seating with limited sightlines, especially in the corners. Still provides an immersive atmosphere but may not be ideal for those seeking a clear view of the game.
Sections we'd pick
- Lower bowl the lower rows between the goal lines for optimal viewing and fan interaction.
- Mid-level seating near the upper deck, offering a good balance of comfort and proximity.
- Upper deck behind the goal for a unique vantage point with great crowd energy.
Sections we'd skip
- Lower bowl corners. Sideline depth can pinch the view, especially during key plays.
- Upper deck and above on windy days due to open sightlines that make the cold more biting.
- Far end of the bowl corners where crowd noise can be overwhelming.
Arrival
- Primary route
- Accessible via multiple downtown streets, with public transit options including bus routes 105 and 27.
- Rideshare
- Designated drop-off and pickup zones at the main entrance.
- Parking
- No on-site lots
- Walk to gates
- ~ minutes (median)
- Notes
- Parking is available but can be expensive. Consider using public transit or rideshare services.
Weather and timing
Best months to attend
Mar, Apr
Toughest months
Jan
Roof
Indoor
The dome provides shelter, but the cold can still be biting in January. Dress in layers with a waterproof outer layer to stay warm and dry.
Food inside
Standard hockey concession fare with a focus on quick bites. The upper levels have limited food options, while the lower bowl offers more variety including hot dogs and nachos.
Food and pre-game outside
The surrounding area has numerous restaurants and bars, ideal for pre-game dining or post-game celebrations in a more casual setting.
Accessibility
ADA accessible seating is available. Designated drop-off points at designated gate. Companion seats are provided throughout the arena.
Worth knowing before you go
- Cashless concessions and parking throughout. Bring a card or load a mobile wallet.
- Bag policy: clear bag, 12 by 6 by 12 inches maximum. Full search at the gate.
- Re-entry is allowed for those with valid tickets.
- Restrooms are available in various sections, but they can get crowded during intermissions.
What Oilers fans get
- A permanent member number that reflects when you joined. The lower the number, the higher your standing — forever.
- Priority access to seat opportunities at Rogers Place. Seniority determines order. No luck involved.
- First look at every new perk, partner offer, and member event — founding members always hear before anyone else.
- Founding Member status. This tier closes when the roster fills at 18,347. It doesn't reopen.
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