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Rogers Place
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Rogers Place is a state-of-the-art arena located in downtown Edmonton, serving as the home of the Edmonton Oilers of the National Hockey League. Opened in 2016, it replaced the aging Rexall Place and has since become a central hub for sports and entertainment in the city. The venue features a striking glass facade and a spacious interior with modern amenities. Visitors can catch an Oilers game during the NHL season, experiencing the electric atmosphere of a live hockey match. Beyond hockey, Rogers Place hosts concerts by top international artists, family shows, and special events. The arena is part of the larger Ice District, a mixed-use development with restaurants, bars, and a hotel. The concourses are designed for easy movement, and the seating offers excellent sightlines. Whether you're a sports fan or attending a concert, the venue provides a comfortable and exciting experience.
Don't miss
- Watch an Edmonton Oilers NHL game during hockey season
- Catch a major concert by international artists
- Explore the Ice District's restaurants and bars before or after an event
- Visit the Ford Hall atrium with its impressive architecture
- Take a guided tour of the arena on non-event days
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Rogers Place
You can visit on your own (Ticket prices vary by event; book online in advance for best availability. Check official site for details). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.
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Getting there
Know before you go
- Arrive early to navigate security and find your seat; doors typically open 90 minutes before events.
- Bag policy restricts large bags; check the venue's website for size limits.
- Food and drink options are plentiful but pricey; you can also eat at nearby restaurants before the event.
- Public transit is recommended as parking can be expensive and traffic heavy on event nights.
A bit of history
Rogers Place opened in 2016 after years of planning and construction, replacing the outdated Rexall Place. It was built as part of the Edmonton Arena District redevelopment, revitalizing the downtown core. The arena is named after Rogers Communications, which acquired naming rights in 2013.
Common questions
What events are held at Rogers Place?
Primarily Edmonton Oilers NHL games, but also concerts, family shows, and special events like the Canadian Finals Rodeo.
How do I get to Rogers Place?
By LRT to Churchill or Corona station, or by car with parking at nearby lots. The arena is in downtown Edmonton.
Is there a dress code?
No strict dress code, but casual attire is common. For concerts, dress comfortably.
Can I bring a camera?
Small cameras are usually allowed, but professional equipment and detachable lenses may be prohibited. Check event policy.
Are there tours of the arena?
Yes, guided tours are available on non-event days; check the official website for schedules and pricing.
What food options are available inside?
A variety of concessions including burgers, pizza, nachos, and local specialties like Alberta beef. There are also bars and premium dining options.
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