Scotiabank Saddledome

• Driving & Parking
  If driving, parking is available in Stampede Park lots and surrounding surface lots along Macleod Trail and 12th Avenue SE; lots fill up fast, so arrive early or prepay online
• Public Transit
  • Transit Bus
    Calgary Transit bus routes 10, 17, 24, 69, 90, and 300 provide service directly to the Scotiabank Saddledome.
  • CTrain
    Calgary's CTrain (LRT) runs directly to the Victoria Park/Stampede station, which is a short walk across the Stampede grounds to the arena entrance. This is the easiest and most recommended way to get to the game.
• Rideshare
  Rideshare drop-off zones are designated on 12th Avenue SE near the main gates.

The 17th Avenue SW strip. Calgary's main entertainment corridor and the neighborhoods around Stampede Park offer a vibrant mix of sports bars, restaurants, and local hangouts.

Bars & Restaurants

• The Ship & Anchor
  Is a Calgary institution on 17th Avenue. A beloved pub with a massive patio, local craft beer, and a fiercely loyal crowd that spills out onto the sidewalk on game nights
• National on 17th
  Is a sprawling bar and restaurant along the Red Mile strip with rooftop and patio seating, craft cocktails, and a high-energy game-day atmosphere.
• The Wednesday Room
  Is a stylish cocktail lounge on 17th Avenue for fans looking for a more refined pregame drink in a sleek, modern setting.
• Hitman's Bar
  Pays homage to Calgary sports culture with a casual, welcoming vibe and cold beers. A neighborhood spot that fills up on game days.
• Model Milk
  Is one of Calgary's most acclaimed restaurants, offering creative, locally sourced dishes in a converted dairy building on 17th Avenue a special-occasion pregame dinner.
• UNA pizza + wine Calgary: 17th Ave
  Serves Neapolitan-style pizza and an excellent wine list in a lively, casual atmosphere right on the Red Mile.
• ZCREW Cafe
  Is a cozy neighborhood spot for coffee, brunch, or a light bite before an afternoon or early-evening game.

Neighborhood Attractions

• Calgary Tower
  Rises 190 metres above downtown with an observation deck and revolving restaurant offering views of the Rockies, the prairies, and the Saddledome's distinctive roof.
• Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre
  A stunning architectural landmark on the East Village that houses Canada's music history. Interactive exhibits, rare instruments, and performance spaces.
• Bow River Pathway
  A scenic multi-use trail system along the Bow River that connects to Stampede Park and offers beautiful views of the city skyline and surrounding foothills.
• Calgary Public Library - Central
  An award-winning architectural masterpiece in the East Village with soaring interior spaces, public art, and a rooftop terrace. Worth visiting even if you're not a reader.
• The Confluence Historic Site & Parkland
  At the junction of the Bow and Elbow Rivers is the birthplace of Calgary, featuring interpretive trails, public art, and green space near the Stampede grounds.

• Saddle Shape Dome
  The saddle-shaped hyperbolic paraboloid roof is the Saddledome's defining architectural feature — designed for the 1988 Winter Olympics and unlike anything else in professional sports
• The Johnny & Matthew Gaudreau Memorial / Tribute
  Following the tragic passing of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau, the steps of the Saddledome became an immense, historic grassroots memorial site. While the massive organic mountain of sticks and flowers was respectfully transitioned by the team into charitable items, the area. Specifically the Saddledome stairs and the grassy area immediately to the north remains a deeply sacred focal point for fans coming to pay tribute.
• The Blasty Fire-Breathing Statue
  Depending on the homestand, a large, custom-built metallic statue of Blasty the team's iconic horsehead logo that actually breathes fire has made appearances directly out front of the arena to pump up fans.
• Championship Banner
  1989 Stanley Cup Championship
  • Conference Championships
    3 Campbell Conference Championships 1986, 1989, 2004.
  • 2 Presidents' Trophies
    1987 & 1988
  • Division Championship Banners
    2018 & 2021
  • "Forever a Flame" Banners
    This program honors legend status without taking their numbers out of circulation. These banners feature the player's likeness and name, but future players can still wear the numbers. There are exactly two: #2 Al MacInnis & #25 Joe Nieuwendyk.
• Retired Jerseys
  • #9 Lanny McDonald
  • #12 Jarome Iginla
  • #30 Mike Vernon
  • #34 Miika Kiprusoff
• The 1988 Winter Olympics Display
  Because the Saddledome was built for the Calgary '88 Winter Games, various historical plaques and imagery celebrating the Olympic figure skating and hockey events remain integrated into the building's infrastructure.

• TELUS Club Seats
  Sections 115–122: Located in prime lower-level sections on the north and west sides of the arena. Ticketholders sit in oversized, green-padded seats designed for maximum comfort.
• Sportsnet Platinum Club
  Situated discreetly on the Terrace Level, this is an ultra-exclusive, luxurious 188-seat super-suite environment designed for upscale entertaining.
• Executive Luxury Suites
  Suites 4101–4140: Private, mid-level hospitality boxes flanking the arena that comfortably accommodate 12 to 20 guests.
• Super Suites
  Suites 1A, 27, 202, 203, 207, and 208: Massive, large-scale hospitality spaces built for hosting corporate events or major parties.

• The Saddledome's concessions lean into Alberta's culinary strengths. Expect Alberta beef burgers, smokehouse items, and hearty fare built for a hockey crowd.
• Pocket Dawg
  Sections 214, 225: The ultimate, undisputed culinary staple of a Flames game. It is a hot dog completely encased inside a hollowed-out, toasted French baguette, loaded from the inside with your choice of specialized condiments or cheese. It is a brilliant, mess-free arena design.
• Shorty’s
  Section 205: A fan-favorite spot known primarily for its signature premium item: the Shorty Short Rib Sandwich, featuring tender, slow-braised beef.
• The Angry Chicken
  Section 210: A go-to destination for fans looking for a kick, specializing in fiery, hot fried chicken sandwiches and tenders.
• The Rotisserie
  Section 218: Perfect for those wanting a break from standard fried stadium fare, serving up hearty, juicy rotisserie chicken meals.
• Madame Tiger
  Section 227: The designated haven for health-conscious fans, offering a dedicated menu of vibrant vegan and vegetarian meals.
• Coca-Cola Test Kitchen
  Section 227: A unique, rotating culinary concept stand that features a completely different monthly menu, giving frequent game-goers something brand new to try throughout the season.
• Burgers & Brew
  Sections 215, 227: The premier spot for elevated, classic arena pairings, serving up thick-cut Alberta beef burgers alongside cold draft beer.
• Market 213
  Utilizing Amazon’s checkout-free Just Walk Out technology, this spot allows fans to tap a card, grab bottled beverages, packaged sandwiches, salads, and snacks, and leave immediately without waiting in a traditional register line.
• Foothills Creamer
  Sections 210, 213, 224, 227, 301, 310: A proud Alberta institution serving up local ice cream, their legendary stadium malt cups, and warm, sugary churros.
• Tim Hortons
  Section 213: A necessary Canadian arena fixture, serving classic coffees, hot chocolates, and a selection of Timbits and donuts.
• Pizza 73
  Sections 213, 216, 222, 226, 301, 310: The official pizza provider of the Saddledome, serving up hot, quick-service slices on all three concourse level.
• Caesarville
  Main Concourse: A uniquely Canadian stadium bar dedicated entirely to the country's unofficial national cocktail: the Caesar (Vodka, Clamato juice, Worcestershire sauce, and hot sauce, loaded with savory garnishes.
• Banded Peak Craft Nacho Stand
  Section 213: Pairs massive plates of loaded stadium nachos with fresh, locally brewed craft beer from Calgary's own Banded Peak Brewing.
• Specialty Drink Huts
  Concourse-wide: Scattered around the building are dedicated thematic beverage bars, including the Fireball Whisky Bar, the Rum Hut, and a dedicated Wine Bar for upscale pours.