Rogers Place

• Driving & Parking
  Drivers should approach via downtown arteries like 104 or 105 Avenue NW (from the north/east) or Gateway Boulevard/104 Street (from the south) For seamless indoor access, drivers can park in the subterranean ICE District Central Parkade (entered via 103 Avenue just west of 103 Street) or the Arena/Grand Villa Casino parkades. Those preferring a quicker post-game exit can utilize the indoor-connected Edmonton Tower Parkade on 102 Street or opt for various outdoor surface lots situated just north of the arena along 105 Avenue, with pre-purchased parking passes strongly recommended to guarantee flat-rate event pricing.
• Public Transit
  • Light Rail Transit
    LRT: The primary, direct train rail access point is MacEwan Station on the Metro Line. It sits immediately adjacent to the arena's North Entry Gates along 105 Avenue.
  • Bus Lines
    Over 40 Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) bus routes operate within walking distance during standard weekday hours. For high-traffic event nights and weekends, the core routes servicing the immediate blocks around the arena are Routes 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, 15, 57, 100, and 151.
• Rideshare
  The designated, geofenced zone for all Rideshare apps and Vehicles for Hire is located on the north side of the tracks at 102 Street, north of 105 Avenue.

The ICE District and surrounding downtown neighborhoods offer a growing collection of pregame options, from upscale dining to classic Alberta pubs.

Bars & Restaurants

• Mercer Warehouse
  is a stylish cocktail bar in the ICE District with craft drinks, a curated wine list, and a sophisticated atmosphere for a pregame warm-up
• The Canadian Brewhouse (Edmonton North)
  is a sprawling sports bar and restaurant with an enormous menu, big screens, and a party-like atmosphere on game nights
• Campio Brewing Co.
  is a craft brewery on Jasper Avenue with house-brewed beers, wood-fired pizzas, and a taproom that buzzes with hockey fans before and after games
• Kelly's Pub
  is a no-frills neighborhood bar that's been a downtown Edmonton staple for decades — cheap drinks, pool tables, and an unpretentious pregame vibe
• The Banquet (Edmonton ICE District)
  Offers elevated bar food and creative cocktails right in the heart of the entertainment complex, steps from the arena doors.
• LOVEPIZZA Canterra
  Serves Neapolitan-style pizza from the ICE District's Canterra Tower. A quick, quality bite before puck drop.
• DON’YA Ukraine’s Kitchen
  Brings authentic Ukrainian cuisine to downtown Edmonton, reflecting the city's deep Ukrainian-Canadian heritage with pierogies, borscht, and cabbage rolls.

Neighborhood Attractions

• Royal Alberta Museum
  The province's largest museum, featuring natural history, Indigenous culture, and Alberta heritage exhibits in a striking modern building downtown.
• Art Gallery of Alberta
  An architecturally bold building on Sir Winston Churchill Square showcasing contemporary and historical art from Alberta, Canada, and beyond.
• Muttart Conservatory
  Features four iconic glass pyramids on the river valley skyline, each housing a different biome of plants. A unique Edmonton landmark visible from across the city.
• High Level Bridge Streetcar
  A restored vintage streetcar that runs across the historic High Level Bridge in summer, offering panoramic views of the North Saskatchewan River valley.
• West Edmonton Mall
  Is the largest shopping mall in North America, featuring an indoor waterpark, ice rink, amusement park, and hundreds of stores. A destination unto itself.

• The Wayne Gretzky Statue
  The Wayne Gretzky statue outside Rogers Place depicts No. 99 in full stride and serves as the most popular photo spot in the ICE District. A pilgrimage site for hockey fans worldwide.
• Oilers Hall of Fame Room
  Located on the ground floor inside the arena, right behind the Gretzky statue off 104 Avenue. This 2,150-square-foot dedicated room serves as a mini-museum showcasing historical franchise artifacts, legendary jerseys, and five replica Stanley Cups honoring the team's dynasty years 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1990.
• Banners
  Five permanent Stanley Cup banners commemorating the titles won in 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, and 1990.
  • Stanley Cup Banners
    1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, and 1990.
  • Glen Sather
    5-time Cup-winning coach GM
  • Rod Phillips
    Long-time play-by-play radio broadcaster.
• Retired Numbers
  • #3 Al Hamilton
  • #4 Kevin Lowe
  • #7 Paul Coffey
  • #9 Glenn Anderson
  • #11 Mark Messier
  • #17 Jari Kurri
  • #31 Grant Fuhr
  • #99 Wayne Gretzky
• The Ring of Honour-Oilers Hall of Fame Ring
  Established in 2022, this is a permanent visual ring displayed on the inner concourse wall directly above the PCL Loge Level separating the lower and upper seating bowls. It honors franchise icons who made extraordinary contributions but do not meet the strict Hockey Hall of Fame criteria required for jersey retirement.

• Lower Bowl Club Seats
  Sections 101–104 & 118–121. The Experience: Located directly at center ice within the first 25 rows of the glass. These 21-inch wider cushioned seats feature cupholders and offer premium, unobstructed sightlines of both team benches and the entire ice surface.
• O-Zone Club Seats
  Sections 107, 109, 113, & 115. Rows 23+. The Experience: Tailored specifically for hockey purists, these extra-roomy 22-inch cushioned seats are positioned in the elevated corners and ends of the lower bowl. Specifically choosing the offensive zone where the Oilers attack twice.
• PCL Loge Seating 200 Level
  • Loge Tables
    Groups of four sit at a semi-circular high-top table on cushioned barstools.
  • Loge Ledge
    Individual tickets positioned at a continuous 10-inch deep counter rail equipped with cushioned swivel armchairs.
• The Sportsnet Club
  East End-Lower Tiers: An immense, upscale, two-level social club spanning over 9,000 square feet behind the net where the visitors defend twice. Seating consists of extra-wide 22-inch lounge chairs with integrated drink tables or cushioned drink-rail seats.
• Sky Lounge & Sky Lounge Loft
  East End & Upper Tiers: Stacked directly above the Sportsnet Club at the highest point of the arena's east wall, this chic, trendy destination offers a panoramic bird's-eye view of the entire ice. It features 22-inch cushioned seats and premium rail seating.
• Summit Suite at Centre Ice
  The absolute pinnacle of single-game luxury hosting at Rogers Place. Perched directly above center ice in a private, high-altitude lounge, it accommodates small corporate or private groups. The space features a sleek wrap-around couch, a massive high-definition display, and a formal dining table paired with cushioned bar stools over the rink.
• Theatre Boxes
  Located directly above the lower bowl on the suite level, these serve as a condensed version of a luxury box. They are designed for smaller parties typically 4 to 8 guests who want the privacy of a suite without the massive footprint.
• CIBC Suite Level
  Encircling the arena directly above the lower bowl, these ultra-modern, spacious private luxury suites hold between 12 and 21 guests. They blend five-star custom catering with premium stadium finishes, indoor lounge seating, and external stadium ledge seats.
• CIBC Chairman's Club
  The most secretive and ultra-exclusive club in the entire building. Tucked away privately at ice level directly adjacent to the Edmonton Oilers locker room tunnel.

• Rogers Place features a diverse concession lineup that goes well beyond standard arena fare. Look for Alberta beef burgers, smokehouse brisket, and locally inspired dishes.
• 104th Nacho & Carvery Bar
  Main Concourse Section 112: A top-tier destination for hearty premium options. It features the signature Alberta Brisket Sandwich finished with Heinz Ultimate BBQ sauce, gooey Bacon Mac N' Cheese, and massive platters of Fully Loaded Nachos layered with warm queso, fresh salsa, crema, green onions, and jalapeños.
• Butcher's Cuts
  Main Concourse Sections 107 & 120, Upper Concourse Section 210. Built for dedicated carnivores, this stand serves up substantial meat items. Its absolute highlight is the Super Donail. A legendary Edmonton late-night staple brought directly inside the arena bowl. They also serve Cuban Sandwiches, BBQ Double Dogs, and Jalapeño Popper Brats.
• Market Perogies
  Main Concourse Section 120, Upper Concourse Sections 204 & 229. A delicious nod to Edmonton’s deep Ukrainian heritage. This highly popular concept serves The Great Canadian Perogy—classic potato and cheddar perogies loaded with a rich smoked gouda cheese sauce, sliced Johnsonville bratwurst, sauerkraut, and crispy pretzel nubs.
• Downtown Grill
  Main Concourse Section 115. The culinary workhorse of the main level. Alongside standard stadium fare like the Heinz Smokey BBQ Cheeseburger, French fries, and Classic Canadian Poutine, this is the arena's primary hub for inclusive dietary options. It serves Chickpea Curry plant-based & gluten free.
• Pizza 73
  Main Concourse Sections 109 & 124, Upper Concourse Sections 208 & 217. This iconic Western Canadian pizza chain provides fast, dependable stadium slices. Fans can grab individual personal-sized portions of Pepperoni, Cheese, or Hawaiian pizza, paired with their trademark dipping sauces Cheddar Jalapeño and Creamy Garlic.
• Whyte Ave Bistro
  Main Concourse Section 132. Named after Edmonton’s legendary entertainment avenue, this bistro blends classic arena sides with an exclusive partnership serving KFC-branded classics. It is the go-to spot on the lower bowl for a KFC Big Crunch or KFC Zinger chicken sandwich.
• Jasper Ave Eatery
  Upper Concourse Section 234. The upper-bowl sister to the Downtown Grill, named after Edmonton's main downtown thoroughfare. It mirrors the lower-bowl menu perfectly, keeping upper-level fans fueled with Beer Brat Chili Cheese Fries, Classic Poutine, Chickpea Curry, and Montreal-style hot dogs.
• Whitemud Kitchen
  Upper Concourse Section 220. This upper-level anchor handles high-volume traffic on game nights, dealing out classic comfort foods, chicken fingers, crispy fries, and quick grab-and-go arena snacks.
• Ice Cafe
  Main Concourse Section 127. A crucial stop during freezing Edmonton winters. This station serves hot Tim Hortons coffee and tea alongside quick sweets, dessert treats, and ice cream sundaes.
• Mott’s Caesar House
  Main Concourse Section 122. A dedicated beverage destination focusing entirely on Canada's national cocktail. They serve highly customized, premium Caesars mixed with signature spices, hot sauces, and elaborate savory garnishes.