Oilers to sell single-game tickets in late August, now offer quarter-season seat packages

Fans take their seats before the Anaheim Ducks and Edmonton Oilers NHL game in Edmonton on Tuesday, March 4, 2025.

Is the prospect of attending and/or forking out several thousand dollars for 45 or 23 or 22 home games too daunting for you, Edmonton Oilers fan?

Sure, you could buy tickets home-game tickets one at a time, but that might be more costly. How about tickets for 11 Oilers games at Rogers Place – a quarter season?

That’s the new season-ticket option the National Hockey League team is now offering alongside full- and half-season options.

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The Oilers announced Monday that single-game tickets for their 2025-26 home schedule will go on sale on Aug. 28 and that quarter-season season-seat packages are now available.

The Oilers said in a media release that prices for quarter-season seats start at $120.

Edmonton has 45 home games scheduled this coming season, four of which are preseason exhibitions.

On Monday morning, the lowest price for a quarter-season seat (located in the corner of the upper bowl at Rogers Place) on the website for Ticketmaster, the Oilers’ ticket manager, was $1,044.17.

The price for a similar seat in a half-season package was $2,088.34 (22 games) or $2,188.66 (23 games), while a similar one in a full-season package was $3,935.

Prices for single-game tickets for Oilers games at Rogers Place have not yet been disclosed.

Some NHL teams are now offering their regular-season seats for sale, including two Canadian markets: Vancouver and Ottawa.

The lowest price for a non-resale ticket at a Sunday, Oct. 26, Vancouver Canucks regular-season home game against the Oilers is in a no-alcohol section, with a price Monday morning of $172. In Ottawa, the lowest-priced ticket to the Senators’ home game on Tuesday, Oct. 21, against the Oilers is $91.10 as of Monday morning.

The Oilers begin playing games on Sept. 21 in a preseason, split-squad home-and-home doubleheader against the Calgary Flames. The Oilers open the regular season at home on Oct. 8 against the Flames.