Edmonton, AB · Capacity: 18,500
Rogers Place is a major arena in Edmonton, Canada, with regular global sports and entertainment events.
Rogers Place is the home of the Oilers, a sleek modern arena that anchors the Ice District in downtown Edmonton — the loudest building in Oil Country, where Connor McDavid leads one of hockey's most passionate fan bases.
The Ice District wraps it in restaurants, bars and hotels right at the doors.
Below are the Edmonton stays, restaurants and bars fans use around Rogers Place.
Hotels, bars, restaurants and things to do near Rogers Place in Edmonton — every pick web-researched and source-cited, closest to the arena first.
Edmonton's landmark château-style hotel perched on the bluffs overlooking the North Saskatchewan River valley. Known as 'The Mac,' this 1915 grand hotel offers sweeping views and classic elegance, and has hosted visiting teams and dignitaries since the earliest days of Edmonton hockey.
Directly connected to Rogers Place via pedway, the JW Marriott is the ultimate Edmonton fan hotel. Opened as the Ice District's anchor hotel, it offers skyline views, a rooftop bar, and the convenience of walking indoors to Oilers and Oil Kings games even in the depths of Alberta winter.
Sleek downtown boutique hotel near the Alberta Legislature with contemporary rooms and a whisky lounge. Its location puts Oilers fans within walking distance of Rogers Place and the Ice District's buzzing pre-game scene.
Boutique hotel on Edmonton's lively Whyte Avenue strip surrounded by restaurants, pubs, and live music venues. Oilers fans and CFL Elks supporters love the neighborhood energy, with easy LRT access to Rogers Place and Commonwealth Stadium for gameday.
The Great One's sports bar and restaurant in Edmonton is covered floor-to-ceiling in Gretzky memorabilia documenting the most decorated career in hockey history. The four Stanley Cup championship jerseys, golden Oilers gear, and personal photos make this a genuine hockey shrine. Fans travel from across North America to dine beneath Gretzky's original equipment.
Sprawling craft beer hall in the ICE District with over 100 taps and a prime location steps from Rogers Place. On Oilers game nights, the orange-and-blue faithful flood in for pregame pints and postgame celebrations in one of Edmonton's liveliest venues.
Upscale cocktail bar in a heritage building on Whyte Avenue known for creative craft cocktails and charcuterie. Oilers fans head here for a refined post-game drink after the energy of Rogers Place.
Whyte Avenue craft brewery with a sleek modern taproom and rotating small-batch beers brewed on-site. Oilers fans pile in before and after games at Rogers Place, making it a key stop on Edmonton's growing craft beer trail during hockey season.
Intimate craft cocktail lounge on Jasper Avenue known for seasonal menus and house-made bitters and syrups. A refined postgame retreat for Oilers fans looking to cap off a night at Rogers Place with expertly mixed drinks.
In the heart of the Ice District steps from Rogers Place, The Pint is Edmonton's premier game-day sports bar. Massive screens, a lively crowd of Oilers faithful, and a menu of elevated pub food make it the epicentre of Edmonton's hockey culture on game nights.
A beloved Edmonton institution near the university district where hockey fans gather after Oilers games for enormous portions of comfort food at reasonable prices. The weekend brunch lineup on playoff mornings is legendary among locals. The community-oriented atmosphere and eclectic menu make it a perfect post-match destination for visiting sports fans.
Intimate Italian restaurant in the Ritchie neighbourhood earning acclaim for house-made pasta and seasonal Italian dishes. A favourite date-night spot for Edmonton foodies and Oilers fans looking for a refined pregame dinner away from the arena bustle.
Charming French-inspired patisserie on 124th Street known for exquisite croissants, macarons, and seasonal tarts. Edmonton fans swing by for a pre-game pastry and espresso before heading to Rogers Place for Oilers matchdays.
Set in a restored 1911 heritage building downtown, Hardware Grill has been Edmonton's premier fine dining destination for over two decades. The menu celebrates Alberta ingredients including bison, elk, and local produce. Fans treat themselves here before or after Oilers games at nearby Rogers Place.
Downtown Edmonton's most beloved taqueria serves authentic Mexican street food that draws long lines daily. The al pastor and carnitas tacos are outstanding, and the horchata is house-made. Located in the Ice District near Rogers Place, it is the go-to pre-Oilers game fuel stop.
One of the CFL's iconic outdoor stadiums, Commonwealth hosts Edmonton Elks games and was the site of legendary Grey Cup battles. The open-air atmosphere in a crisp Alberta autumn evening is a distinctly Canadian sporting experience. The 1978 Commonwealth Games legacy gives the stadium an athletic history beyond football.
The outdoor plaza at Ice District hosts thousands of fans before and after Oilers games, with giant screens for outdoor viewing and food trucks in every direction. On playoff nights the plaza fills to capacity and the roar from the outdoor crowd matches the arena inside. The Ice District is Edmonton's answer to Maple Leaf Square and arguably surpasses it for atmosphere.
The Ice District surrounding Rogers Place is Edmonton's purpose-built sports entertainment neighbourhood, with outdoor screens, pop-up fan zones, and heated viewing areas for playoff hockey. During Oilers playoff runs, the district becomes a sea of copper, blue, and orange stretching several city blocks. The Great Hall inside Rogers Place extends this fan precinct experience indoors.
Located within Rogers Place, the Oilers Hall of Fame traces the dynasty years of Gretzky, Messier, Coffey, and Fuhr through the club's five Stanley Cup championships. The permanent exhibits include the actual Cups won in 1984-1990 alongside original jerseys, sticks, and personal artefacts. Hockey fans will find this one of North American sport's most emotionally charged museum experiences.
Home of the Edmonton Oilers and one of the NHL's newest and most technologically advanced arenas, Rogers Place sits at the heart of the Ice District entertainment precinct. The Connor McDavid era has made this the most exciting building in hockey and the pre-game atmosphere in the Ice District rivals any arena in North America. The Wayne Gretzky tribute outside is a must-see for any hockey fan.
The life-size bronze of The Great One outside Rogers Place is the most-photographed sports landmark in Western Canada. Every hockey fan making a pilgrimage to Edmonton begins and ends here. The statue's outstretched arm pointing toward the arena is the pose of a man who defined an era of hockey dominance that Edmonton has never stopped celebrating.
Rogers Place in Edmonton is tracked across 0 events and seats 18,500 fans. Here's how fans build a trip around it:
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Connor McDavid have been spotted at Rogers Place.
Rogers Place has a capacity of 18,500 people.
Rogers Place opened in 2016. It was designed by 360 Architecture.
Edmonton Oilers, Edmonton Oil Kings play home games at Rogers Place in Edmonton.
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