Published October 27 2026.
The Calgary Flames play 42 regular-season home games at the Scotiabank Saddledome in 2026-27, from October 1 2026 to April 10 2027, according to the NHL’s schedule data. The Flames have named 2026-27 the Saddledome’s Farewell Season: the club says it will be the Flames’ final season in the building before the move to Scotia Place, which the Flames and the City of Calgary say is scheduled to open in fall 2027. Upcoming home games and puck-drop times in Calgary time are listed on this page from this site’s What’s On calendar.
Flames 2026-27 at a glance
| Item | What the source states |
|---|---|
| League | National Hockey League (NHL) |
| Regular season | 84 games, October 1 2026 to April 10 2027 (NHL schedule data) |
| Home games | 42, all at the Scotiabank Saddledome (NHL schedule data) |
| Last regular-season home game listed | April 10 2027 against the Vancouver Canucks (NHL schedule data) |
| Venue | Scotiabank Saddledome, 555 Saddledome Rise SE, Calgary |
| Doors | 90 minutes before Flames games (Saddledome) |
| CTrain | Victoria Park/Stampede station, Red Line |
| Official tickets | Flames Ticket Central |
| Next home | Scotia Place, scheduled to open in fall 2027 (Flames; City of Calgary) |
Checked October 26 2026 on NHL schedule data (api-web.nhle.com), nhl.com/flames and scotiabanksaddledome.com.
Where Flames home games are played
Every home game on the Flames’ 2026-27 NHL schedule is at the Scotiabank Saddledome, 555 Saddledome Rise SE. The venue lists the Flames as a tenant with the Calgary Wranglers, Calgary Hitmen and Calgary Roughnecks. The full schedule, including road games, is on the Flames’ 2026-27 regular season schedule.
Game-night guide for Flames games
- Doors: 90 minutes before puck drop, according to the Saddledome’s A to Z Guide. The venue’s Getting Here page strongly urges arriving early.
- Bags: bags up to 14 x 14 x 6 inches go through the yellow entry; backpacks and larger bags are not allowed; guests without bags can use the green Express Entry.
- Inside: the building is cashless and does not allow re-entry. Dutton’s Lounge opens two hours before most events, and the Saddleroom Grill opens two hours before puck drop for Flames home games, according to the venue. Coat check is only for TELUS Club ticket holders at Flames games.
- Parking: the Saddledome lists the Stampede Lots, the Remington Lot on 11th Ave SE and the Platform Parkade (Lot 62) on 9th Ave SE, all paid through ParkPlus. The venue says the Flames partner with SpotHero for discounted event parking. Lots, rates and accessible parking are on Saddledome seating and parking and Stampede Park parking.
- CTrain: the Saddledome tells transit riders to get off at Victoria Park/Stampede station; see the Victoria Park/Stampede CTrain station guide.
- Food: places to eat before the game, grouped by walking distance, are on Where to eat near the Saddledome and Scotia Place.
Where to buy Flames tickets
The Flames sell tickets through Ticket Central on nhl.com/flames, with pages for single game tickets, season ticket memberships and premium experiences. The Saddledome’s box office is on the north side off 14th Avenue and 5th Street SE; an event-only box office on the west side opens two hours before events, and the Flames ticket office is open Monday to Friday 8:30 am to 5:00 pm and Saturday 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Calgary time, and on Sundays only on event days, according to the venue. This site does not link to resale sellers.
The Farewell Season at the Saddledome
In an article dated March 21 2026, the Flames said 2026-2027 marks the Farewell Season for Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation (CSEC) clubs and operations inside the Scotiabank Saddledome, naming the Flames, the AHL’s Calgary Wranglers, the WHL’s Calgary Hitmen and the NLL’s Calgary Roughnecks. The Saddledome opened October 15 1983, and the 1988 Olympic Winter Games head its list of notable events, according to the venue. The City of Calgary says it will demolish the Saddledome when Scotia Place opens, with the Government of Alberta funding the demolition.
The move to Scotia Place
The Flames’ Scotia Place page says the new arena is scheduled to open in fall 2027, on a site at the confluence of the Bow and Elbow Rivers in the Culture + Entertainment District. The City of Calgary’s FAQ says the building opens to the public for the 2027/2028 NHL season, and the City gives its capacity as 18,400 for sporting events. Construction, cost and location details are on Scotia Place: what to know. The other three Saddledome teams are on Teams at Victoria Park.
Sources: NHL schedule data, Calgary Flames 2026-27 club schedule (api-web.nhle.com), read October 26 2026; Calgary Flames, nhl.com/flames home, Ticket Central, Scotia Place page and “The ‘Dome Farewell Season Logo Unveiled” (March 21 2026), read October 26 2026; Scotiabank Saddledome, A to Z Guide, Getting Here, Venue, Building History and Saddleroom Grill pages, read October 26 2026; City of Calgary, Scotia Place FAQ and development permit release, read October 26 2026.