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Edmonton Oilers History
The origin of the Oilers goes back to 1972, when they were one of the founding franchises of the World Hockey Association. Once the league folded in 1979, they were one of four teams absorbed into the National Hockey League. It didn't take long for them to establish dominance in the league, reeling off five Stanley Cup Championships in seven years. They are tied with the Pittsburgh Penguins for the most championships since the NHL-WHA merger.
The Oilers of the '80s were a phenomenal dynasty with a roster that reads like the Hockey Hall of Fame: Wayne Gretzky, Mark Messier, Paul Coffey, Glenn Anderson, Grant Fuhr, Jari Kurri, plus a stellar supporting cast. Gretzky scored 92 goals in 1982, breaking Phil Esposito’s record for number of goals in a single season. He also recorded a record 215 points in 1985. During his time with the Oilers as centre and team captain, Gretzky led the team to four Stanley Cup championships (1984, 1985, 1987, and 1988). By the time Gretzky finished his time with the Oilers, he held or shared a total of 49 NHL records.
In all, the Edmonton Oilers have appeared in the Stanley Cup Final seven times.
Edmonton Oilers Team Info
Conference: Western
Division: Pacific
Year Founded: 1971
Team Colors: Blue, Orange
Team Rivals: Los Angeles Kings, Calgary Flames, Vancouver Canucks
Edmonton Oilers at Rogers Place
NHL superstar Connor McDavid and NHL legends Wayne Gretzky and Mark Messier opened the doors to the spectacular Rogers Place in downtown Edmonton in October 2016. McDavid and his Edmonton Oilers bring excitement to Rogers Place nightly, with the statue of The Great One standing guard just outside. The state-of-the-art Rogers Place replaced the aging Rexall Place, and resulted in an explosion of business and residential growth in downtown's ICE District.
The Edmonton Oilers’ 2023–24 regular season kicks off in October at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, when the Oilers face off against the Vancouver Canucks. The Oilers take on Alberta rivals the Calgary Flames in the 2023 Tim Hortons NHL Heritage Classic at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton on October 29. The team plays their final game of the regular season at home against Western Conference opponents the Colorado Avalanche. Here’s a list of key games to keep an eye on:
Tickets for the 2023–24 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Edmonton Oilers.
The Oilers have made seven appearances in the Stanley Cup Final, and have won the championship five times (in 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988 and 1990).
The seating map for Rogers Place can be viewed here.
My sister and I flew on from WPG and took my 89 year old Uncle to the game. We were given priority access and the process was seamless. Ended up with Club seats which was seriously AMAZING!!!
Venue was great ! Lines didn't seem too crazy to get to washrooms and what not . Overall great time
Atmosphere was electric! Had a blast. Can’t wait to go back!
Our experience at the Oilers game was amazing! Our seats were good, getting in and out was good.
Overall facility was better than expected. It felt like a bigger event the in-house entertainment and atmosphere was excellent, staffing was professional courteous and inviting. Overall crowd Crowd was well behaved and following Covid rules.
Loved the introduction where they acknowledged the territory with Grand Chief Willie Littlechilds. the seats were great and comfortable, the food had great options, but no Nachos that I could find and I don’t know if they actually had Smirnoff ice, but at the end, easy to get in, great seats, had a wonderful time post-covid lockdown and can’t wait to come back!
What a great arena to watch a hockey game. Great atmosphere, great fans , great staff
Amazing experience alive.Good experience & felt safe, will definitely go again though drink & food at the concession very pricey.
Worst experience ever!!! Went with some co-workers for a night out but it was cut short in a hurry! A co-worker of mine was accused of being ridiculously intoxicated when in fact he was not. We asked the security what the issue was and security said he was being belligerent, but he was sitting by me the whole time and was not at all. When we questioned security of where it happened it was not even in the same section we were sitting. After the security guard was questioned of the area and proven wrong my co-worker was STILL kicked out of the arena after getting to watch only 1 period of the game. The security had zero grounds to stand on and when proven wrong, instead of apologizing he just put his foot down to prove he was in charge. Completely disappointed and a complete waste of $184.50.
The man in Section 118 Row 1 Seat 1 never wore a mask at any time during the entire game, and was not eating or drinking. In the 3rd period a Rogers attendant stood at the bottom of the stairs right beside him and did nothing at all. I will not return.
I have been to Oilers games in the past, but this was my first time to Rogers Place. The venue is absolutely amazing, and the game was highly entertaining (even if the Flyers won). The energy was fantastic, the crowds followed COVID safety protocols, and everyone got into the building before the game at a reasonably fast, but thorough, check-in and screening process. I am hoping to get tickets to future Oilers games, specifically when (sorry, not if, for non-Oilers fans!!) the Oilers go to the playoffs in April 2022. In all seriousness, I had a blast, and enjoyed the game, and made friends with some Flyers fans, too!!
Zero security presence. Fans moved all around to different seats as they felt like it. Everything is insanely over priced. I paid over $300 for club seats and had multiple different people move in front of me, loud standing and chatting with there friends. I expected a lot more when paying that much money for club seats. Didn’t see an usher not even one time ask anyone to move back to there seats. For being in the club seat area expected to get drinks a little bit quicker, had to wait over 30 mins for a drink and missed a large portion of the 2nd period. Edmonton fans are rude and generally a very trashy bunch.
Was great seats, service and game. The whole night was great date night for a fan of the team.
Great experience, but people need to be told, sit back in the seat, dont lean forward, i can't see over your big fat head.
The arena is no doubt state-of-the-art, but the concessions are so immensely expensive. Washrooms are clean and in plenty so lines are short. Seats are comfortable.
Great game. COVID protocols all went very quickly, there was no big lineup to queue in. No issues with tickets on the phone at the door either. Price was decent for the seats we had.
Beautiful place good and drinks are pricey and No peanuts but otherwise great place to watch A game !
Game was overall excellent Getting in to the game threw the gates with the added checks was pretty painless
Good experience but always find Oilers and Oil Kings a little too loud. The hockey is awesome but it helps if you know the other team (Jets) and come for the hockey not for the win. Either team could have won and I would be happy.
My friends and I had a great time..the selection of food was top shelf and our seats were easy to get up from anytime..will definitely do the Sportsnet Sky Lounge again !
