Edmonton Oilers
Venue and travel guide
Venue and location
Address
10220 104 Avenue NW
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City
Edmonton
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State
Alberta
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Venue name
Rogers Place
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Zip code
T5J 0H6
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Parking
Cheapest
Surface lots and parkades farther from the arena in the downtown core; pre-booking online generally cheaper than drive-up; transit/LRT often the most economical
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Guide url
https://www.rogersplace.com/getting-to-the-arena/parking/ (reservations via ParkWhiz/Arrive; ICE District info at https://icedistrict.com/parking/)
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Accessible parking
Several accessible stalls available for pre-purchase via Precise ParkLink; additional accessible spaces in nearby downtown lots; accessible drop-off on north side of 104 Ave in front of arena
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Overnight
Available at ICE District Central Parkade
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Payment
Online pre-purchase via ParkWhiz/Arrive and Precise ParkLink app (credit card); electronic pass printed at home or shown on smartphone
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Premium
Group-rate monthly parking available (inquire at https://www.rogersplace.com/group-rate-monthly-parking/); season-ticket parking through the Oilers/Account Manager
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Prepaid
Yes — pre-reserved passes are 100% guaranteed even if the lot fills; book via ParkWhiz/Arrive or Precise ParkLink
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Overview
Rogers Place offers multiple parking options including the Ice District Central Parkade (directly connected to the arena), the City Hall Parkade, and various surface lots. Pre-paid parking available. Event rates range from $15-$30 CAD. ADA parking in the Central Parkade.
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Public transport
Edmonton LRT (MacEwan and Bay/Enterprise Square stations) plus 40+ ETS bus routes within walking distance; strongly recommended over driving
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Tailgating
N/A — indoor arena (downtown urban venue, no tailgating lots)
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Traffic
104 Avenue, 104 Street and the 103/103A area immediately around the arena/ICE District become congested pre/post event; downtown core grid backs up
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Types
ICE District Central Parkade (heated indoor), surrounding downtown surface lots and parkades; over 4,000 spots available per event via Precise ParkLink; daily, event, overnight and monthly/group options
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Public transportation
Airport connection
Edmonton International Airport (YEG) connects via Route 747 to Century Park LRT, then LRT to downtown/MacEwan; no direct rail to airport
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App
Plan trips at takeETS.com / ETS app, or call 311; Arc app for fares
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Best option
Capital Line to Bay/Enterprise Square station then a short walk is recommended to beat crowds; MacEwan is the closest stop
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Bus routes
40+ ETS bus routes within walking distance on weekdays; evenings/weekends routes 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, 15, 57, 100 and 151 are within walking distance
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Fare
ETS Arc smart-card fare system (tap on/off) plus cash/tickets; single-fare and day passes available; pay via Arc card/app
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Ferry
N/A — inland city, no ferry service
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Nearest station
MacEwan LRT Station (immediately north of the arena, connected via North Entrance)
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Overview
ETS LRT: Churchill Station (Capital and Metro Lines) and MacEwan Station (Metro Line) are both within a 5-minute walk of Rogers Place. Multiple ETS bus routes serve downtown. LRT fare: $3.50 CAD. The Ice District is a mixed-use development surrounding the arena.
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Rail lines
Edmonton LRT — Capital Line and Metro Line; MacEwan (Metro Line) is closest; Bay/Enterprise Square, Churchill, Central and Corona also within walking distance
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Tips
Take LRT to avoid post-game traffic and parking; arrive early and use Bay/Enterprise Square to dodge MacEwan congestion
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Walking distance
MacEwan Station is directly adjacent (steps to North Entrance); Bay/Enterprise Square a couple short blocks
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Shuttles
Accessibility
DATS provides accessible transit drop-off/pick-up on 104 Ave west of 102 St
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Cost
N/A — no official paid shuttle
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Dropoff
Same charter/yellow bus area north of the arena
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Notes
Rogers Place promotes LRT and bus as the main way to arrive; no proprietary shuttle network
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Operator
N/A (charter/group buses self-arranged; register at offstreet.io)
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Park ride
Edmonton Transit Service Park & Ride lots feed the LRT system (e.g., along Capital/Metro lines); ride LRT to MacEwan or Bay/Enterprise Square
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Pickup
Charter & Yellow Bus drop-off/pick-up located north of Rogers Place on 103 St (north of 105 Ave); reservations required in advance
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Overview
No dedicated shuttle service. Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) LRT serves the arena area at Churchill Station and MacEwan Station. The Ice District is walkable from downtown offices, hotels, and restaurants.
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Routes
N/A — no dedicated official arena shuttle; transit (LRT/bus) serves as primary service
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Schedule
N/A — indoor downtown arena, transit-based access; charter/yellow bus by advance reservation only
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Bicycles
Overview
Bike racks available in the Ice District plaza and along 104 Avenue. Dedicated bike lanes in parts of downtown Edmonton.
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Rack locations
Bike racks on the north side of Rogers Place near MacEwan Station; additional racks in adjacent downtown areas (see Rogers Place bicycle map)
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Share cost
N/A — public bike racks are free to use
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Tips
Rogers Place encourages cycling; use the racks near MacEwan Station and connect via downtown protected bike lanes
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Accessibility
Accessible parking
Accessible stalls available for pre-purchase via Precise ParkLink, plus accessible spaces in nearby downtown lots (Canada uses accessible-parking standards rather than ADA)
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Assistive listening
Radio-frequency assistive listening system throughout the arena, Edmonton Downtown Community Arena and Ford Hall; pick up at Fan Service Centres behind Section 121 or 230
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Contact
Ticketing & Customer Services 780-414-LIVE (5483); accessible tickets via Ticketmaster.ca ("Request Accessible Tickets") or 855-682-6736
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Dropoff
Accessible drop-off/pick-up on north side of 104 Ave in front of Rogers Place; DATS drop-off on 104 Ave west of 102 St
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Elevators
Ten publicly accessible elevators — Ford Hall entrance, 104 Ave entrance (by Grand Villa Casino), North Entrance (by MacEwan LRT), and 100 Level
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Fun fact
All wayfinding signs at Rogers Place include Braille lettering to assist visually impaired fans; the arena is fully accessible with elevator access to every seating level
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Overview
Rogers Place is fully ADA-compliant. Accessible seating on all levels. All entrances are wheelchair accessible. Elevators serve every level. The Central Parkade provides accessible indoor access. Assistive listening devices and sensory kits at Guest Services.
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Restrooms
All washrooms are accessibility-compliant; located throughout the arena (Ford Hall street-level washrooms open 2 hours before doors)
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Sensory
Sensory Kits (sunglasses, noise-cancelling headphones, fidget items, foam puck) available at Fan Service Centres behind Sections 121, 129 and 230
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Service animals
Trained service animals welcome (must be leashed/harnessed and rest at the fan's seat); advance contact recommended at 780-414-LIVE (5483)
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Wheelchair seating
Wheelchair and companion seating on platforms across levels — 100 Level (sections incl. 102, 103, 105, 117, 119, 120, 124, 132), CIBC Suite Level, PCL Loge Level, and 200 Level (203, 211, 220, 224, 232, Sky Lounge); floor not wheelchair accessible unless noted
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Food and vendors
Cashless
Not fully cashless — concessions accept Cash, Debit, Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Apple Pay
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Craft beer
Yes — local and craft beer available at fixed bars (11 fixed bars) and concourse stands; full beverage program (see Food Finder)
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Fun fact
The arena's concessions menu features over 80 food items, and the signature Bobby Nick's Burger is named after Oilers Entertainment Group CEO/Vice Chair Bob Nicholson
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Local
Aramark-operated food program with a stated focus on local Alberta ingredients/vendors; items include artisan pizza, sushi, jerk chicken, rice bowls, AAA Alberta steak and pierogi
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Mobile ordering
Mobile/express ordering available at the arena (mobile app and express concession options); see https://www.rogersplace.com/food-finder/
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Notable stands
16 permanent concession locations, 16 portable stands, 11 fixed bars, five kitchens plus grills, carveries and bistros; premium clubs include Sportsnet Club and Sky Lounge
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Parking Apps Accepted
ParkWhiz/Arrive and Precise ParkLink apps for parking (separate from concessions payment)
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Overview
Rogers Place features an Alberta-focused food program with local craft beer, classic arena fare, and premium dining. The Oilers Team Store is on the main concourse. The Ice District plaza features restaurants and bars.
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Signature food
Bobby Nick's Burger (Alberta beef on brioche, named for OEG CEO Bob Nicholson); pierogi poutine is another signature; Alberta-focused menu
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Vegetarian
Yes — vegetarian/vegan and varied options across 80+ menu items (pizza, rice bowls, sushi, plant-based selections)
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Venue history
Architect
360 Architecture (lead), with DIALOG, Manica Architecture and Arndt Tkalcic Bengert; general contractor PCL Construction; project manager ICON Venue Group
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Construction cost
Approx. CA$483.5 million for the arena (about CA$613.7 million for the broader project)
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Famous moments
Served as a 2020 Stanley Cup Playoffs "hub" (hosting Western Conference rounds and the Stanley Cup Final during COVID-19); hosted 2024 and 2025 Stanley Cup Final games; hosted Edmonton's first PWHL game (Feb 16, 2025, 17,518 fans)
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Fun fact
A Wayne Gretzky statue was unveiled outside the arena before the Oilers' first home game in October 2016, with Gretzky and Mark Messier present
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Original capacity
18,347 for hockey (20,734 for concerts)
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Original name
Rogers Place (named under a 10-year naming-rights deal with Rogers Communications announced December 2013)
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Overview
Opened September 8, 2016, replacing Rexall Place (1974-2016). The Oilers have won five Stanley Cups (1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1990). Rogers Place anchors the Ice District, a $2.5 billion mixed-use development that transformed downtown Edmonton. Home to Connor McDavid, widely considered the best player in the world.
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Records
Featured the largest scoreboard/video board in the NHL at opening; Patrick Maroon scored the first NHL goal in the building (Oct 12, 2016)
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Retired numbers
Retired numbers — 3 Al Hamilton, 4 Kevin Lowe (raised Nov 5, 2021), 11 Mark Messier, 99 Wayne Gretzky; honored banners include Glenn Anderson, Paul Coffey, Grant Fuhr, Jari Kurri, plus Glen Sather and broadcaster Rod Phillips; Stanley Cup championship banners (1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1990)
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Venue details
Climate
Fully enclosed, climate-controlled indoor arena; connected to the downtown Edmonton pedway system via Ford Hall (Edmonton Tower and Stantec Tower overpasses)
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Elevation
Edmonton sits at roughly 2,200 ft (about 671 m) above sea level
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Levels
100 (lower bowl), PCL Loge Level, CIBC Suite Level, and 200 (upper bowl), plus premium clubs
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Premium
Luxury suites and theatre boxes (CIBC Suite Level), PCL Loge boxes, Sportsnet Club and Sky Lounge premium areas; premium rentals/licenses offered
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Overview
Hockey seating capacity: 18,347. Ice surface: 200 ft × 85 ft. One of the newest and most technologically advanced arenas in the NHL, featuring the largest true HD scoreboard in the league.
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Scoreboard
Center-hung video board approx. 14 m x 14 m x 11 m (about 46 ft x 46 ft x 36 ft) — billed as the largest in the NHL at opening
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Shared tenants
Edmonton Oil Kings (WHL) share the arena; also hosts PWHL games and concerts/events
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Surface
NHL regulation ice sheet (200 ft x 85 ft); multi-surface building
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