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Rogers Place — visitor guide
Rogers Place opened in September 2016 in the middle of downtown's ICE District. Ford Hall, the glass atrium stretching over 104 Avenue, is open to everyone with or without a ticket, so it works as a pre-game meeting spot. The main concourse is open-concept, which means you can still see the ice while you're waiting in line for food.
Quick facts
- Address
- 10220 104 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 0H6
- Capacity
- 18,347
- Opened
- 2016
- Home team
- Edmonton Oilers
- City
- Edmonton, AB
Getting there
LRT
Ride to MacEwan station, which connects to the arena's north side. More than 40 bus routes and five LRT stations are within walking distance. (Rogers Place)
Parking
Paid event parking in the ICE District Central Parkade, with indoor arena access and 6'10" clearance, plus 4,000+ spots bookable through Precise ParkLink. Nearly 18,000 stalls sit within a 10-minute walk. We couldn't confirm a fixed game-night price, so check the booking page before you go. (Rogers Place)
Food & drink nearby
- Studio 99 — À la carte dining inside the arena, surrounded by Oilers memorabilia.
- Bobby Nick's Burger — The arena's signature burger stand on the main concourse.
- Molson Fan Decks — Concourse bars on the main level, with the game in view.
Seating tips
- The Main Concourse is open-concept, so you can keep watching the game from the concession lines.
- Club-seat holders get the Mezzanine Lounges on the north and south ends, with artisan pizza, sushi, and gourmet burgers.
- Ford Hall is open to all patrons, ticket or not. Make it your rally point before doors.
