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Edmonton Oilers Suite Prices

How much do Oilers suites cost?

Pricing for an Oilers suite will vary depending on the opponent and day of the week of the game. Most Oilers games will be priced between $6,000 - $7,500. For concerts and other events at the Rogers Place, pricing will vary more widely based on the interest of that event.
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Suite Levels at Rogers Place

Scotiabank Suite

12 Tickets
2 Parking

An Oilers Suite will include 12 tickets. Guests will also receive 2 VIP parking passes, private entry into the Rogers Place and a dedicated suite attendant. Premium... MORE

Theatre Box

4 Tickets
6 Capacity
1 Parking

Theatre Box Suites are located just above the lower seating bowl at Rogers Place. Theatre Boxes will feature comfortable armchairs and cushioned bar stools facing he... MORE

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The Edmonton Oilers are the most exciting young team in the NHL. Fresh off a Western Conference Finals appearance last season, the Oilers are primed for a Stanley Cup run in 2017-18. The Oilers have amassed a fantastic core of young talent, largely due to picking 1st overall in four of the last seven NHL amateur drafts. The Oilers are led by 20-year old captain, Connor McDavid, who is widely regarded as the new face of the NHL. Last season, McDavid was awarded the Hart Trophy as the league's MVP. McDavid led the NHL in scoring, notching 100 points in 82 games played. McDavid is surrounded by a cadre of young playmakers including Jordan Eberle, Leon Draisaitl, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, and Adam Larsson. The Oilers have a great mix of skill and toughness - veterans Milan Lucic and Zack Kassian are respectable secondary offensive options and provide a formidable physical presence. 

In 2017-18, the Oilers will return to play their second season in Rogers Place. Constructed in 2016, Rogers Place is one of the premier new venues in the NHL. The city of Edmonton has done fantastic work in developing the surrounding area to include hotels, retail shops, and restaurants. In addition to hockey, Rogers Place will play host to concerts and other events. Rogers Place offers a fantastic selection of premium seating; Theatre boxes, Scotiabank Suites, and the Loge Ledge are popular premium experiences. Rogers Place also has two VIP clubs- the Sky Lounge and the Sportsnet Club. Both clubs are all inclusive with in-seat service and the Sky Lounge doubles as a post-game nightclub. The most popular suites in the arena will be the Scotiabank suites, located just above the lower bowl. Scotiabank Suites will seat 12-13 guests while offering the option of gourmet catering. Each suite has upscale furnishings, lounge seating, modern amenities, Wi-Fi access and 2 HDTVs.

Other high-profile events coming to Rogers Place include Ed Sheeran, Bruno Mars, Lady Gaga, One Republic, Lionel Richie, Coldplay, The Weeknd, Arcade Fire, Kings of Leon, Jay-Z, and Professional Bull Riders (PBR) events. No matter the occasion, a private luxury box at Rogers Place is a great way to entertain clients or watch an event with friends and family. 

Past Spotlights

Posted Aug 1, 2016

The Oilers have amassed a fantastic pool of young talent, largely due to picking 1st overall in four of the last six NHL drafts. In 2015, the Oilers drafted phenom Connor McDavid with the first overall pick. McDavid has been touted as the best prospect since Sidney Crosby. The Oilers have scary potential and this could be the year it all comes together. Last season, McDavid produced 48 points in 45 games before his season was cut short due to injury. With a full season, McDavid could easily hit the 100 point mark in his sophomore season. McDavid is surrounded by a capable cadre of young talent. Jordan Eberle, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Adam Larsson and defenseman, Darnell Nurse, have all-star potential. In the offseason, the Oilers pulled a surprising trade shipping away All-Star forward Taylor Hall to the New Jersey Devils for Larsson in a one-for-one swap. While Hall was a team leader and top line forward, the Oilers think Larsson has equal potential and more financial flexibility. The Oilers also signed power forward Milan Lucic to a 7 year deal this offseason. Lucic will provide added toughness and a goal scoring presence in front of the net. Perhaps most noteworthy, Lucic’s toughness sends a strong message to the rest of the league: “stay away from McDavid”.

The 2015-16 NHL season marked the final season in which the Oilers will play their home games at Rexall Place – their home since 1974. The Oilers will begin the 2016-17 NHL season in a brand new home – Rogers Place. Rogers Place is a magnificent structure, costing well over $500 million. The arena seats 18,500 for hockey games and well over 20,000 for concerts. The city of Edmonton has also approved infrastructure development surrounding the arena including, hotels, retail shops, and restaurants. In addition to hockey, Rogers Place will play host to concerts and other one-off events.

Rogers Place offers a fantastic selection of premium seating. Theatre boxes, the Loge Ledge, Club Seats and Scotiabank Suites all offer diverse premium seating options to accommodate your occasion. In addition, Rogers Place also vaunts two VIP clubs- the Sky Lounge and the Sportsnet Club. Both clubs are all inclusive with in-seat service and The Sky Lounge doubles as a post-game nightclub. The most popular suites will undoubtedly be the Scotiabank suites, located just above the lower bowl. The Scotiabank Suites will seat 12-13 guests while offering the option of gourmet catering. Each suite has upscale furnishings, plenty of space, Wi-Fi access and 2 HDTVs.

The Edmonton Oilers will open next season at Rogers Place on October 12th vs. the Calgary Flames. Other high-profile events coming to Rogers Place include, Kanye West (Oct. 15), Keith Urban (Sept. 16), Drake/Future Tour (Sept. 20-21), Florida Georgia Line (Nov. 18), and the Amy Schumer Tour (Nov. 30). No matter the occasion, a private luxury box at Rogers Place is a great way to entertain clients or watch an event with friends and family. 

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Edmonton Oilers Suite Prices

How much do Oilers suites cost?

Pricing for an Oilers suite will vary depending on the opponent and day of the week of the game. Most Oilers games will be priced between $6,000 - $7,500. For concerts and other events at the Rogers Place, pricing will vary more widely based on the interest of that event.
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Location

Rogers Place
300 – 10214 104 Ave NW
Edmonton, AB T5J 0H6