Rogers Place is easily accessible via five LRT stations and over 40 bus routes, making a stay in Downtown Edmonton or the ICE District a simple walk to the arena. The only exception is the trip from Edmonton International Airport, located over 30 kilometers away, which is best handled by car or taxi.
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ICE District
Offers a central location with direct access to Rogers Place and other downtown amenities like museums and art galleries. It is a highly walkable area with a vibrant urban atmosphere.
Served by multiple LRT stops including Bay/Enterprise Square, Churchill, Central, MacEwan, and Corona, providing access to various parts of the city. Over 40 bus routes operate within walking distance during weekdays, with several available on evenings and weekends.
A densely populated and urban neighborhood immediately west of downtown, offering numerous restaurants, cafes, and shops along 124 Street and Jasper Avenue. It provides easy access to the river valley for outdoor recreation.
The Grandin LRT station is nearby, and the neighborhood is well-served by public transit and bike lanes. The High Level Bridge provides access to the south side of the river, including the University of Alberta and Old Strathcona.
Located immediately north of downtown, this culturally diverse neighborhood offers close proximity to major sports venues and amenities. It is a commuter-friendly community with ongoing redevelopment.
Bisected by Edmonton's Metro LRT line, providing direct access to NAIT, city centre, and the University of Alberta. It is also close to Rogers Place and Commonwealth Stadium.
Rogers Place is easily accessible by transit, with over 40 bus routes and 5 LRT stations within walking distance. The LRT's Capital Line to Bay/Enterprise Square Station and the Metro Line's MacEwan Station are convenient options.
Rideshare: Rogers Place has designated drop-off and pick-up locations for the general public and rideshares along 105 Avenue (west of 105 Street) and 104 Avenue (west of 106 Street).
Parking: It is recommended to reserve parking in advance for event nights in the ICE District Central Parkade, which offers direct indoor access to Rogers Place. Pre-booked parking passes guarantee a spot.
Chop Steakhouse & Bar Edmonton Downtown is open late on event nights.
Located steps away from the Ice District and Rogers Place, it's perfect for pre-game bites or post-game celebrations. Known for catching a variety of sports including Super Bowl, UFC, and Oilers games.
What to order: 40-ways wings, sliders, nachos, Cajun chicken
A laid-back, cozy neighborhood pub known for good vibes and being the place to be on game days. Offers delicious pub food and a great beer selection, often hosting live music.
What to order: Hearty burgers, crispy wings, fresh salads, fish and chips, weekly food and drink specials
The number one destination for all things sports in the heart of the ICE District, featuring a massive jumbotron, a subzero Ice Room, a hockey simulator, and the largest rooftop patio in Western Canada.
Known for its eye-popping 100+ brews on tap and a games area with cornhole and shuffleboard. Centrally located within walking distance of the arena and steps from the LRT.
What to order: Wide selection of craft beers, fresh local food, game day menu
Offers amazing specials during game nights and great Happy Hour deals, creating an energetic atmosphere, especially during powerplays. Easy to find on Jasper and 109 Street.
What to order: Free wings every Friday
A cozy retreat and beloved neighborhood gem known for great food, friendly atmosphere, and a good selection of craft beers and spirits. Hosts weekly trivia nights, open mic, and live music.
What to order: Classic pub food, hearty roast beef dinner (for special events), craft beers and spirits
An authentic Irish pub with a cozy and inviting atmosphere, perfect for a relaxed evening with friends. Offers a menu of dishes inspired by the Emerald Isle and a wide selection of Irish beverages. A new location in the Ice District opened recently, ensuring a fresh spot for fans.
What to order: Guinness, Harp Lager, Magners Irish Cider, classic pub grub, dishes inspired by the Emerald Isle
A lively venue with a vibrant nightlife experience, arcade games (over 50 vintage and state-of-the-art), a dance floor, and delicious global street food. Great for an exciting evening and social gatherings.
What to order: Crafted cocktails, global street food, GRETA Burger, Birria Grilled Cheese, Chipotle Steak Tacos, Spicy Mac N' Cheese, Crispy Lemon Cauliflower Bowl
