Rogers Place: the all-inclusive seating guide

Food

"Private all-inclusive dining" with "an all-inclusive gourmet menu: indulge in a wide array of premium food and beverage options, handcrafted by a dedicated chef". The arena adds "all-inclusive culinary private dining experience, dedicated bartenders and servers"

Alcohol

Alcohol not includedNo alcoholic drink is stated as included. The club's own beverage menu, published by the arena, prices every cocktail, beer, cooler, spirit and wine by the ounce or the glass, and its complimentary list is non-alcoholic only: bottled and sparkling water, fountain pop, juice, a virgin caesar, a Shirley Temple, and Tim Hortons coffee, tea and hot chocolate. The team's page promises in-seat beverage service and 15 percent off food and beverage at included events

Not included

• Alcoholic drinks, which are priced on the club's own menu
• Oilers playoff games, a required incremental purchase

Service ends

Not published

Applies to

"See all Oilers and Oil Kings pre-season and regular season games, plus receive exclusive access to concerts and live performances at Rogers Place (exclusions apply)". No page fences the food to hockey, as the arena's Theatre Box entry does

Price

Not published for the licence. The waitlist deposit is $2,500. The Oilers price premium rentals at this arena in Canadian dollars (CAD) and publish no tax status for them.

Sections

Prime lower bowl Club seatsThe location phrase is the arena's own: its multi-year licence page sells "Two prime lower bowl Club seats with easy access to CIBC Chairman's Club", and the club itself sits "just outside the Oilers Dressing Room" on the event level. No page names which seats those are. The Oilers' seating map colours a Club category over lower bowl sections 101 to 104 and 118 to 121 and the team's 2026-27 season seat pricing sheet prices that category, but neither prints the Chairman's Club name against those numbers, so reading the two together would be ours rather than the team's. The arena gives the room 3,000 square feet on its Food and Beverage page and 2,350 square feet, up to 80 people, on its private events page.

Rows

Not published. The team's page describes spacious 21 inch lower bowl seats close to the ice

The team and the arena both state the inclusion, in the same words, and the arena's own beverage menu for this room settles the drinks. The seats the licence grants are described but never numbered, and no service window is published anywhere, so both are still to be confirmed with the venue.

Last checked Sep 20, 2026 · source

Food

"The lounge features premium all-inclusive meal service each game, as well as a full private bar and dedicated servers" (arena), footnoted "Food is included during Oilers and Oil Kings games only". The team's page reads "FOOD INCLUSIVE: Enjoy a unique gourmet meal crafted for you and your guests to enjoy each game"

Alcohol

Alcohol not includedThe bar is named among the room's fittings, "a full private bar", and is never called complimentary. The Theatre Box beverage menu the arena publishes prices every cocktail, shot, beer, cooler, spirit and wine, and its complimentary list is non-alcoholic only: fountain pop, juice, a virgin caesar, a Shirley Temple, and Tim Hortons coffee, steeped tea and hot chocolate. The licence carries a separate bonus of $750 in annual beverage credit

Not included

• Food at events other than Oilers and Oil Kings games
• Alcoholic drinks, which are priced on the box's own menu
• Oilers playoff games, a required incremental purchase

Service ends

Not published

Applies to

"All Oilers and Oil Kings pre-season and regular season games", plus first rights to concerts and live performances. The arena's footnote limits the food itself: "Food is included during Oilers and Oil Kings games only"

Price

Not published. The Oilers price premium rentals at this arena in Canadian dollars (CAD) and publish no tax status for them.

Sections

TB 1, TB 2, TB 3, TB 4, TB 5, TB 6, TB 7, TB 8, TB 9, TB 10, TB 11, TB 12, TB 13, TB 14, TB 15, TB 16, TB 17, TB 18, TB 19, TB 20, TB 21, TB 22, TB 23, TB 24The box numbers are printed labels on two official maps: the Oilers seating map, whose key names the arc THEATRE BOXES, and the arena's own Suites Level concourse map, which numbers the same arc TB1 to TB24 between the lower bowl and the CIBC Suites ring and marks the private dining lounge in the middle of it CLUB. Both the team and the arena place the boxes immediately above the lower bowl. The arc sits at the end opposite the one the seating map marks OILERS ATTACK TWICE, which is not a fixed label because teams change ends between periods.

Rows

"Four plush armchairs and drink rail seating in your Box, plus a spacious private lounge" (team). The arena's licence page says "Private 4 or 8 seat boxes", and each box has a dedicated table reserved for it in the lounge behind

The arena is the fuller source here: it carries the same description as the team plus the footnote fencing the food to Oilers and Oil Kings games, which the team's page omits. The box numbers come from two official maps that both print them. No service window is published.

Last checked Sep 20, 2026 · source

Food

"Each Ticket includes a 3-course meal, snacks, beer, wine, carbonated soft drinks and water in the Suite during the Event" (the Oilers' single game rental terms). The listing adds that the 3-course meal is chef-inspired and that "each guest may select their own individual meal from the Summit Suite menu"

Alcohol

Beer & wine included"Beer and wine are included, spirits are an additional cost." The rental terms list beer and wine among what each ticket includes; wine can be upgraded before the game at a cost added to the card on file, and bar service may continue for up to 60 minutes after the game, also charged

Not included

• Spirits
• Wine upgrades
• Bar service in the hour after the game

Service ends

"The meal, snacks and beverages included with the Summit Suite during the Event are only available beginning 2 hours prior to the Event's scheduled start time until the conclusion of the Event"

Applies to

Oilers games. The Oilers' rental terms head this clause "For the Summit Suite Space for Oilers games"; the arena also rents the suite for Oil Kings games and select other events

Price

$19,980 to $32,520 for the suite across 39 dates of 2026-27 on the Oilers' own rental site, with 12 tickets included and up to 12 more at $1,320 to $2,410 each. The site states its prices are in Canadian dollars (CAD) and publishes no tax status. The figure is the total for the unit, not a per-seat price, although a hidden Per Ticket badge sits beside it in the page markup.

Sections

Upper bowl, directly at centre ice"Exclusive lounge located in the upper bowl directly at centre ice" is the rental site's own location line; the arena's private events page places the room directly above centre ice and sizes it at 1,500 square feet for up to 36 people. The rental listings sell it as a single unit named SUMMIT. The official seating map prints no label for it.

Rows

Seat counts differ by page. The arena's rental page says "16 bar stool seats, a large dining table and lounge area" and its private events page "16 bar stool seats, 2 large dining tables (20 chairs) and lounge area", while every game listing says "20 bar stools and one couch in this space". Twelve tickets come with the rental

This is the best documented product at the arena: the team's rental site, the arena's rental page and the Oilers' own single game rental terms all state the inclusions, and the terms are the only document at this venue that prints a service window. The seat count is the one thing three official pages disagree on.

Last checked Sep 20, 2026 · source

Food

"An all-inclusive food experience" (arena) and "all-inclusive food through a variety of culinary selections" (team group page), itemized there as all-inclusive food and dessert stations

Alcohol

Alcohol not includedNo drink is stated as included with a Sky Lounge seat. The arena names a private full-service bar among the room's contents and lists Sky Lounge among the areas with in-seat beverage service at Oilers games. The Sky Lounge beverage menu the arena publishes prices every cocktail, shot, beer, cooler, spirit and wine, and its complimentary list is non-alcoholic only: fountain pop, juice, a virgin caesar, a Shirley Temple, and Tim Hortons coffee, tea and hot chocolate. The two drink tickets the Oilers publish for this club belong to the Sky Lounge Loft, a separate product with its own record

Not included

• Alcoholic drinks, which are priced on the club's own menu

Service ends

Not published as a stopping point. Of the Loft in the same club the Oilers say food "is available in Sky Lounge as soon as gates open to the venue", and Rogers Place opens one hour before game time

Applies to

Oilers games. The arena lists Sky Lounge in-seat service for "Oilers games" alone, where it lists the Loge seats, the Theatre Boxes and the suites for Oilers games, Oil Kings games and live events

Price

$10,527 per seat for the 44 game 2026-27 season seat, from the Oilers' own season seat pricing sheet. That sheet states no currency and no tax status; the Oilers price premium rentals at this arena in Canadian dollars (CAD).

Sections

Sky LoungeSky Lounge is a colour key on the official Oilers seating map, covering unnumbered blocks beyond the bowl at the end opposite the O-Zone, with a separate Sky Lounge Standing key beside it; the arena's Upper Concourse map labels the club SKY LOUNGE and draws a further structure as an inset marked SKY LOUNGE MEZZ. The arena describes "a trendy two-level premium club spanning over 6,400 square feet above the end of the ice-surface", up to 300 people. The Oilers' group page calls the group option the Sky Lounge Mezzanine and sells the second level separately as the Sky Lounge Loft, which has its own record; no page says which level the Mezzanine is, so both names are carried as the sources print them.

Rows

Not published as rows. The team's group page lists extra wide seats, and the season seat pricing sheet prices a single Sky Lounge category

The inclusion is stated twice, by the arena and on the Oilers' own group tickets page, where the benefit list is published as image alt text and appears nowhere else on the page. The drinks follow the arena's own menu for this room. What is not settled is the relationship between the names Sky Lounge, Sky Lounge Mezzanine and Sky Lounge Loft; see the open questions.

Last checked Sep 20, 2026 · source

Food

"The Sky Lounge Loft package includes all-inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverages" (arena) and "ALL-INCLUSIVE FOOD: Food and dessert stations featuring a wide range of gourmet culinary options" (team). Each game listing reads "Buffet meal included" and "Sky Lounge tickets are food-inclusive"

Alcohol

Beer & wine includedTwo alcoholic drinks for each guest, issued as drink tickets: "plus two alcoholic beverages per person" and "two drink vouchers per guest" (arena), "2 drink tickets per guest" (team), "(2) Two Alcoholic drink Tickets for each guest" (every game listing). Anything beyond the two is bought from the club's own priced list. No page names a beer, a wine or a spirit, so the tier is the narrowest that is true of an included alcoholic drink. A counted drink is never recorded as an alcohol credit, because a credit requires a published monetary amount as at Canadian Tire Centre's $660 per seat; a counted drink takes the narrowest named tier with its cap stated here.

Not included

• Alcoholic drinks beyond the two included, which are priced on the club's own menu

Service ends

Not published as a stopping point. "Food is available in Sky Lounge as soon as gates open to the venue", and Rogers Place opens one hour before game time

Applies to

Oilers games. The Oilers' single game rental terms head the clause "For the Sky Lounge Space for Oilers games" and read "Each Sky Lounge Seat Ticket includes all-inclusive food and 2 drinks in the Sky Lounge during the Event". The arena also rents the Loft for Oil Kings games and select other events

Price

$15,170 to $30,345 for the unit across 25 dates of 2026-27 on the Oilers' own rental site, with 37 to 52 tickets included and additional tickets at $283 to $555 each. The site states its prices are in Canadian dollars (CAD) and publishes no tax status. The figure is the total for the unit, not a per-seat price.

Sections

Balcony of Sky LoungeThe rental site's own location line is "Balcony of Sky Lounge", and the arena calls it "a 52-seat, private hosting space located on the upper level of Sky Lounge". The Oilers' FAQ adds that "Sky Lounge is a two-level private club" and that "the bar and food stations are located on level one of Sky Lounge, which can be accessed by other Sky Lounge ticketed customers". The rental listings sell three units, SKYL with 52 tickets, SKYLA with 37 and SKYLB with 51. The arena's Upper Concourse map draws a structure marked SKY LOUNGE MEZZ as an inset above the club, and no page says whether that is this space or the one the Oilers' group page calls the Sky Lounge Mezzanine.

Rows

"52 extra-roomy 22 inch cushioned seats" (arena), with "spacious standing room, comfortable game-view seating and private restrooms" (team)

Three official pages agree that food and non-alcoholic drinks are all-inclusive and that two alcoholic drinks come with each guest's ticket, so the record follows that itemization rather than the summary line on the rental cards, which reads "Food & Alcoholic Beverage Package Included" on some dates and units and "Food & Non-Alcoholic Beverage Package Included" on others while the detail panel behind all 28 listings is identical. The credit tier is used because a fixed allowance of two drinks is neither an open bar nor nothing; see the open questions.

Last checked Sep 20, 2026 · source

Food

"Its all-inclusive culinary offerings that feature a rotating menu of casual favorites" (arena)

Alcohol

Alcohol not includedNo drink is stated as included. The arena names "two fully equipped bars that provide exemplary service in addition to in-seat beverage service" among the club's contents. The Sportsnet Club beverage menu the arena publishes prices every cocktail, shot, beer, cooler, spirit and wine, and its complimentary list is non-alcoholic only: fountain pop, juice, a virgin caesar, a Shirley Temple, and Tim Hortons coffee, tea and hot chocolate

Not included

• Alcoholic drinks, which are priced on the club's own menu

Service ends

Not published

Applies to

Oilers games. The arena lists Sportsnet Club in-seat service for "Oilers games" alone, and the Oil Kings sell a Sportsnet Club package of their own for their games

Price

$13,511 and $14,353 per seat for the 44 game 2026-27 season seat, with a Sportsnet Club Standing category at $9,840, from the Oilers' own season seat pricing sheet. That sheet states no currency and no tax status; the Oilers price premium rentals at this arena in Canadian dollars (CAD).

Sections

Sportsnet ClubSportsnet Club is a colour key on the official Oilers seating map, covering unnumbered blocks beyond the bowl at the end opposite the O-Zone, with a separate Sportsnet Standing key beside it; the arena's PCL Loge Level concourse map labels the club SPORTSNET CLUB and marks its two levels SPORTSNET L1 and SPORTSNET MEZZANINE. The arena places it "behind the goal, just above the lower bowl" and sizes it at 9,000 square feet for up to 400 people. That end is not a fixed label: the seating map marks the opposite end OILERS ATTACK TWICE and teams change ends between periods.

Rows

Not published. The season seat pricing sheet prices two seated Sportsnet Club tiers and a separate Sportsnet Club Standing category

The inclusion comes from the arena's own Food and Beverage page, the only page that states it; no Oilers page describes the club beyond pricing the seat. Whether the separately priced Sportsnet Club Standing ticket carries the same food is not published, and no service window is published.

Last checked Sep 20, 2026 · source

Food

"Pre-game reception includes beer, wine, and appetizers, along with a starter food package in Suite 1", and "your food and beverage package is available to you as soon as the gates open at the venue". Items may be added to the included catering package at an additional cost

Alcohol

Beer & wine includedBeer and wine are included at the pre-game reception in the Oilers Hall of Fame Room, and only there: "reception includes beer, wine and appetizers". The summary line on the same listing reads "Food & Non-Alcoholic Beverage Package Included", which is the package in the suite itself

Not included

• Drinks in the suite beyond the non-alcoholic package
• Items added to the included catering package

Service ends

Not published as a stopping point. The food and beverage package "is available to you as soon as the gates open at the venue", and the reception with the alcohol is before the game

Applies to

Oilers games, on the five dates of 2026-27 the Oilers' own rental site listed it

Price

$27,710 and $28,560 for the suite across 5 dates of 2026-27 on the Oilers' own rental site, with 17 tickets included and up to 8 more at $1,380 or $1,450 each. The site states its prices are in Canadian dollars (CAD) and publishes no tax status. The figure is the total for the unit, not a per-seat price.

Sections

Oilers Hall of Fame Room and Suite 1 on the Scotiabank Suites LevelThe location line is the rental site's own. Scotiabank Suites is the suite level's former sponsor name, used in the Oilers' 2017 premium seat registry release; every current page calls the same level the CIBC Suite Level, and the Scotiabank name now attaches to the parkade. The official seating map numbers the suites S1 to S57 but prints no product names.

Rows

Not published. Seventeen tickets come with the rental, with up to eight more available, and two parking passes

The Oilers' own rental site is the only source for this package; neither nhl.com/oilers nor rogersplace.com names it outside that site. Its summary line and its itemized list disagree about alcohol, and the record follows the itemization while saying where the beer and wine are served. The suite level name on the listing is a season out of date.

Last checked Sep 20, 2026 · source

Food

"Premium all-inclusive food and beverage", with the summary card reading "Food & Beverage Included"

Alcohol

Alcohol not includedNo drink is named anywhere for this product. The wording is "premium all-inclusive food and beverage" and nothing itemizes it; the arena publishes no menu for this suite, and every premium menu it does publish at this arena lists only non-alcoholic drinks as complimentary

Service ends

Not published

Applies to

Not published. The suite appears only on the Oilers' own single game rental site, whose events are the team's home games plus one preseason game

Sections

CIBC suite level"Located on the CIBC suite level" is the rental site's own location line and all that is published. The official seating map numbers the suites S1 to S57 but prints no product name, and no page says which suite this is.

Rows

Not published. The rental site lists 12 to 16 tickets included with up to two more available, a kitchenette, suite level restrooms and a dedicated suite attendant

Held at unverified, so it is named on the arena guide and shown against no game. The inclusion wording is real and comes from the Oilers' own rental site, which states it twice, on the summary card and in the suite's own detail panel. What is missing is any sign the product is sold: a check of all 43 dates of 2026-27 found no listing for it, no price is published anywhere, and no page on nhl.com/oilers or rogersplace.com names the suite at all. A record shown against every Oilers home game would assert availability that nothing supports. Promote it the moment a date offers it. No drink is itemized either, so the alcohol tier follows the rule for an unnamed drink.

Last checked Sep 20, 2026 · source