Lower Bowl at Rogers Place

• Full Wrap-Around: The 100-Level sections, known as the Lower Bowl, encircle the entire arena.
• Sections Included: All 100-Level sections, most with around 25 rows of seats.
• Drink Rail Rows: Many sections feature a Drink Rail row (labeled DRL) at the back.
• Oilers Shoot Twice: Sit near sections 110/112, where the Oilers attack twice.
• Concert Alternative: A popular pick over Floor Seats since these seats sit on risers.

Who Should Sit Here

The Lower Bowl at Rogers Place is a great fit for fans who want a traditional, close-to-the-action seat without the premium price of specialty options. Whether you're here for an Oilers game or a concert, the wrap-around 100-Level puts you near the ice or stage from just about every angle. It's an especially smart choice for concertgoers who want a clear line of sight.

Lower Bowl Location & Details

The Lower Bowl is made up of the 100-Level sections, which wrap all the way around the arena at Rogers Place. Most sections have about 25 rows of seats, and many include a Drink Rail row (labeled DRL) at the very back. Notable spots include Section 102 behind the Oilers bench, and the O-Zone Seats at the top of Sections 106-107 and 113-115.

Views from the Lower Bowl

For Oilers games, seats near sections 110/112 put you where the Oilers attack twice. For concerts, the Lower Bowl is a popular alternative to the flat Floor Seats because these sections are on risers, making it easier to see over the guests in front of you. When the stage is set up at the end of the floor, sections 101 and 121 are among the most popular Lower Bowl sections.

Perks & Extras

• Drink Rail Rows: Many sections offer a Drink Rail row (DRL) at the back.
• Club Seats Nearby: Club Seats are available near center ice for those wanting an upgrade.

Good to Know

If you're picking Lower Bowl seats for a concert, keep the stage setup in mind — sections 101 and 121 shine when the stage is at the end of the floor. For hockey, the seats near sections 110/112 give you two periods of the Oilers pushing toward your end of the ice.