Where is row DRL at Rogers Place?

Rogers Place opens its doors in 2016 as one of the most fan-friendly arenas in professional sports. The venue features a number of unique seating options for fans at a variety of price levels. One of the most popular seating choices is sure to be the Drink Rail seats that are found at the back of most lower and upper level sections. Fans can find these seats by looking for tickets in row DRL. Each drink rail seat is exactly as it sounds - seat set up against a ledge large enough for a beer, your phone and small snacks. In addition to an area to set your things, you will be just mere feet away from the concourse, making it easy to sneak away for a refill or a break. Unlike most last-row rails at other stadiums, all rail seats are reserved seating.

How are the rows numbered in Loge sections at the Rogers Place?

While Rogers Place includes a healthy amount of traditional seating on the lower and upper bowls, the middle bowl - also known as the Loge - is made up of unique seating options that cater to small groups of fans. The Loge Level at Rogers Place includes just three rows of seats. And there are only 36 seats found across those three rows, making loge sections some of the smallest in the National Hockey League. But it's not their size that is expected to make them popular among fans, it is their layout. The first row of seats in the Loge is traditional stadium seating set up against a ledge. Similar to the Drink Rail seating found on the 100 and 200 levels, these seats will allow fans to place food, drink and phones down while enjoying the game. These ledge/rail seats are found in the first row of the Loge and are labeled either Row 1, 1A or 1B. Typical rows and table layout in Loge sections at Rogers PlaceDirectly behind the ledge seats are the highly-anticipated Loge Tables. Each section includes two rows of table with three tables in each row. All tables are half-circle in shape and include four seats facing the ice. These seats are perfect for small group that wishes to have easy conversation, plenty of room for concessions and a fanastic view of the ice. Within each section, each table is assigned a letter/row combination based on its position. For example, Row 2A is another name for Table 2A, which is always the farthest right (when facing the ice) table in the second row of the Loge.

How many rows in each section at Rogers Place?

Each section has a varying amount of rows and seats. Find a section to see row and/or seat numbers.

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Finding the Best Seats at Rogers Place

Rogers Place is home to the Edmonton Oilers, Edmonton Oil Kings, and also hosts events such as concerts and other events.

Enhance your experience in the Loge Tables at Rogers Place, no matter the event. This section grants fans the chance to experience club access and upscale seating among numerous other benefits.

For Oilers games, look for tickets labeled as being a part of the O-Zone Seats. Enjoy the game from some of the best seats in the house and enjoy club access.

Finding the right seats is closely tied to the event. Layout variations mean that some areas may offer a better view for particular occasions. An example of this is when attending concert events at Rogers Place, Section 134 isn’t the best choice, but it’s great for hockey matches.

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