Seating Guide
Rogers Place, Edmonton, AB
Data updated: 2025-26
Cheapest Section
$3+
Sections
5
Capacity
18,347
Rogers Place opened in 2016 and is one of the newest, most modern arenas in the NHL. With 18,347 seats in hockey configuration, it features a classic three-level bowl with excellent sightlines at every level. The lower bowl wraps close to the ice, the mezzanine offers premium club experiences, and the upper bowl provides affordable seats with surprisingly good views thanks to the modern steep-rake design. The massive center-hung video board is visible from every seat.
Premium Seating Sections
Each section offers a distinct vantage point. Choose based on your priorities: proximity, comfort, atmosphere, or value.
Glass Seats / Ice-Level
$350 - $700+“Behind the glass in one of the newest arenas in the NHL. Crystal-clear views, premium lounge access, and the full-speed McDavid experience.”
The Pros
- Most immersive hockey experience
- Premium lounge and dining access
- Modern glass design with excellent clarity
The Cons
- Most expensive tickets in the arena
- Low angle makes cross-ice plays harder to follow
- Oilers tickets are premium, glass seats are a major investment
Lower Bowl (100-Level)
$170 - $350“Close to the ice with modern sightlines. The sweet spot for watching hockey in a 2016-build arena.”
The Pros
- Excellent proximity to the ice
- Modern design means every seat has a clear view
- Premium concessions nearby
The Cons
- Expensive, Oilers command top-tier pricing
- End zone seats have slightly angled views
Mezzanine / Club (200-Level)
$100 - $250“Elevated mid-level with the best balance of proximity and full-rink perspective. Club amenities are premium.”
The Pros
- Most comfortable seats in the arena
- Sky Lounge and club bar access
- Excellent center-ice sightlines
The Cons
- Club pricing is steep
- Slightly removed from the ice-level energy
Upper Bowl (300-Level)
$40 - $100“The upper deck with a full bird's-eye view. The modern steep-rake design means sightlines are better than in older arenas.”
The Pros
- Most affordable tickets
- Full-rink overview for reading plays
- Energetic atmosphere, passionate Oilers fans
The Cons
- Far from the ice
- Players appear small
- Long climb to upper rows
Suite Level / Sky Suites
$3,500-$9,000+ per suite“Enclosed suites between the lower and upper bowls with full-ice vantage point”
The Pros
- Private premium space with dedicated catering
- Excellent mid-level sightlines
- VIP parking and private concourse access
The Cons
- Significant cost per game
- Enclosed suite reduces arena atmosphere
- High demand during playoff pushes
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