Rogers Place

Rogers Place is the state-of-the-art home of the Edmonton Oilers and one of the NHL's premier arenas. Located in downtown Edmonton's ICE District, the venue features cutting-edge technology, premium amenities, and exceptional sightlines. The arena has revitalized downtown Edmonton and become a catalyst for development. It provides Oilers fans with a world-class hockey experience.

Rogers Place opened on September 8, 2016, replacing the iconic Northlands Coliseum (Rexall Place). The $483.5 million arena was the centerpiece of the ICE District development. It has hosted the NHL Draft, World Junior Championship games, and major concerts. The venue features the largest center-hung scoreboard in the NHL. Rogers Place has quickly established itself as one of hockey's finest venues.