About this venue
Rogers Place is more than an arena—it’s a modern landmark built for major nights out in Edmonton. Set in the heart of the ICE District, it stands out with clean contemporary lines, bright concourses, and a distinctly “big-event” feel. As the city’s premier home for hockey and headline concerts, it offers over 18,000 seats, with configurations that adapt to each show.
Inside, the experience is designed around comfort and clarity: strong sightlines from the bowl, wide walkways, and sound that translates well across both sporting intensity and live music. Food and beverage options are spread across multiple levels, and clear wayfinding makes it easy to move from entrance to section without stress.
You’ll find it at 10220 104 Ave NW, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Entrances are well signed around the complex, and getting to the doors is straightforward thanks to nearby parking garages and downtown LRT stations within a short walk. For broader guidance on getting around the city, see the information further down the page.
About the city
Edmonton, the capital of Alberta, is far more than an administrative hub—it’s a city fueled by crowd energy and big moments. With a strong entertainment and sports scene, visitors can easily tap into that “major event” atmosphere, whether they’re chasing a top concert experience or an intense night of sport. A lively downtown, modern urban districts, and a well-developed mix of dining and accommodation make arriving simple and staying comfortable and relaxed.
One of Edmonton’s biggest advantages is its practical infrastructure and clear connections to key areas. Local public transport, Edmonton Transit Service (ETS), runs an extensive bus network alongside the LRT, making it easy to reach major venues quickly and without hassle—including Rogers Place and Commonwealth Stadium. Whether you fly into YEG Edmonton International Airport or arrive by train at Edmonton VIA Rail Station, the city offers straightforward routes toward the core and event locations, while drivers benefit from an easy-to-navigate road network around the metro area.
Before or after the show, Edmonton rewards curiosity. Stroll through the expansive River Valley parks along the North Saskatchewan River, explore the character of Old Strathcona and the buzz of Whyte Avenue, or linger downtown at Churchill Square for culture and the city’s pulse. Paired with local dining, a vibrant craft scene, and a welcoming feel, Edmonton quickly becomes a destination you’ll want to revisit—not only for tickets, but for the city experience as a whole.
