Venues
Rogers Place
Seating
Lower Bowl

Rogers Place Lower Bowl

section 117, row 25 seat view for hockey - rogers place

Features & Amenities

Rogers Place has some of the more unique seating options, but it remains rather traditional in the lower seating level. These 100-Level sections are also known as the Lower Bowl and wrap all the way around the arena.

Most Lower Bowl sections have 25 rows of seats - and many feature a Drink Rail row (labeled DRL) at the back.

Best Lower Bowl Seats for an Oilers Game

Seats near sections 110/112
- This is where the Oilers attack twice
Behind the Oilers bench in Section 102
Club Seats near center ice
O-Zone Seats

Lower Bowl Concert Tickets

Lower Bowl tickets are a popular alternative to Floor Seats for a concert. While Floor sections are flat, these sections are on risers, making it easier to see over guests in front of you.

When the stage is set-up at the end of the floor, sections 101 and 121 are some of the most popular Lower Bowl sections.

Note: These seats are highlighted on the map

Interactive Seating Chart

Lower Bowl Seating Charts

Lower Bowl Reviews

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"Best spot to dance!"
(Section 134) - ★★★★ -
This was my third time at Rogers Place with my girlfriends for a country concert and the second time sitting in this section. This section is my favorite go-to for a couple of reasons. 1) The section is technically considered obstructed because it sits behind the stage. For this reason, few people p...
"Special seats behind visitor bench!"
(Section 103) - ★★★★★ -
My wife and I were very impressed with our seats Friday night! Located behind the visitor’s bench, we had a front row view of the action. These seats also permit access to the Coventry Homes Club. This is an exclusive area with a private bar and many food options which were great for avoiding the ...
"View of closest goal = amazing. Other goal..."
(Section 110) - ★★★★ -
The caption above basically sums these seats up completely. The goal I was closest too was perfect. I could see the quick puck movement, checks against the glass, and players facial expressions perfectly. The far goal was very difficult to see. Not only was the distance far, but I was also peering t...