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Saddledome seating and parking

The empty seating bowl and ice surface inside the Scotiabank Saddledome, seen from an upper-level aisle in January 2015.
Photo: Aaronyoung777 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0

Published October 27 2026.

Saddledome seating runs from main concourse sections 101 to 114 and 201 to 228, through the TELUS Club Level (sections 115 to 122), to the Press Level and suites, according to the venue’s official seating map. The Scotiabank Saddledome states it seats over 19,000. For Saddledome parking, the venue lists the Stampede Lots at $18 per vehicle, the Remington Lot on 11th Ave SE at $12 per vehicle and the Platform Parkade (Lot 62) on 9th Ave SE.

Saddledome at a glance

Item What the venue states
Address 555 Saddledome Rise SE, Calgary AB T2G 2W1; 403-777-4646
Capacity “Seating over 19,000”
Doors 90 minutes before Flames games; one hour before Hitmen, Wranglers and Roughnecks games; other events generally one hour before
Bags Up to 14″ x 14″ x 6″ through the yellow entry; backpacks and larger bags not allowed
Payment Cashless since 2021
Re-entry Not permitted since July 1 2018
CTrain Victoria Park/Stampede station, Red Line
Parking ParkPlus, managed and enforced by Calgary Parking

Checked October 26 2026 on scotiabanksaddledome.com (Getting Here, A to Z Guide, Venue, Seating Map and Venue Accessibility pages).

Saddledome seating: sections, levels and entrances

The table follows the venue’s seating map, which groups sections by level and names the entrance to use. It is a text guide; the seat layout itself is on the Saddledome seating chart.

Sections Level (venue’s words) Entrance the venue recommends
101 to 114 Main concourse West Entrance or Northeast/Barrier Free Entrance
115 to 122 TELUS Club Level West TELUS Club/Dutton’s Entrance or Northeast TELUS Club Entrance
208 to 216 East side of the main concourse Northeast/Barrier Free Entrance
201 to 203 and 221 to 228 West side of the main concourse West Entrance
Press Level 1 to 9 West upper level Northeast/Barrier Free Entrance, or Press Level stairs through Section 201 or 223
Press Level 10 to 19 East upper level Northeast/Barrier Free Entrance (elevator to the Saddledome Grill level), or stairs through Section 209 or 215
Suites 4101 to 4140 TELUS Club level Either TELUS Club entrance
Super Suites 1A, 207 and 208 Upper level, northeast Elevator in the lobby of the Northeast TELUS Club Entrance
Super Suites 27, 202 and 203 Upper level, southwest West elevator

The venue’s Getting Here page calls the club entrance on the north side the “North TELUS Club Entrance”; the seating map calls it the “Northeast TELUS Club Entrance”. The seating map numbers the east Press Level 10 to 19; the Getting Here page lists Press Levels 10 to 18 at the North TELUS Club Entrance. The A to Z Guide also uses the names lower bowl, upper bowl and Terrace Level.

Saddledome seating chart and seat views

The venue links 3D seat viewers for the Flames, Hitmen and Roughnecks from its seating map, and points to Ticketmaster.ca for the different layouts used for concerts and other events.

Club seats and suites

The TELUS Club entrances lead to Club Sections 115 to 122, Club Suites 4101 to 4140, the TELUS Club Buffet and, by the northeast elevator in the TELUS Club Lobby, the Saddleroom Grill, according to the Getting Here page. Coat check is only for TELUS Club ticket holders at Flames games (A to Z Guide).

Accessible seating and entrances

  • Accessible seats: sections 102 to 106 and 113 to 116. There is no wheelchair or accessible seating on the floor level.
  • Companion seat: one companion seat directly behind the accessible seat for Flames, Hitmen, Wranglers and Roughnecks games and all concerts. For other events, the venue directs buyers to Ticketmaster at 1-855-682-6736.
  • Entrances: the accessibility page names two barrier-free entrances marked by large yellow pillars: West (main concourse and west elevator) and North (club level and north elevator). The Getting Here page names a “Northeast/Barrier Free Entrance” to the main concourse. The venue’s pages use different names.
  • Elevators: the west elevator is at the West Entrance, to the left of the large staircase; the north elevator is inside the TELUS Club Lobby. No public elevator reaches the floor area.
  • Wheelchairs: staff can provide a wheelchair for transport from the TELUS Club Lobby or Guest Services to your seat; wheelchairs are not lent for the whole event.
  • Service dogs: allowed in any area open to the public, citing the Service Dogs Act.

Source: Scotiabank Saddledome, Venue Accessibility.

Saddledome parking

Option Cost How to reach it Walk to the arena
Stampede Lots $18 per vehicle From the south, enter by 25 Avenue SE, where the venue says construction is less disruptive Not stated
Remington Lot, 11th Ave SE $12 per vehicle From the north “Short walk” by 4 Street SE and Stampede Trail
Platform Parkade, Lot 62, 399 9 Avenue SE Evenings 6:00 pm to 6:00 am, and weekends and holidays 6:00 am to 6:00 pm: $1 per half hour, maximum $4 (Calgary Parking) From the north; no entry after 9:00 pm “Short walk” by 4 Street SE and Stampede Trail
Pass holder Lots A, B, C and PAD Parking pass Enter Stampede Park by 5th Street SE from 12 Avenue SE On site
SpotHero Discounted event parking through the Flames’ partner; rates not stated Booked through SpotHero Varies by lot

Checked October 26 2026 on the Saddledome’s Getting Here page and Calgary Parking’s Lot 62 page. All times Calgary time.

How much does it cost to park at the Saddledome?

The venue lists $18 per vehicle in the Stampede Lots and $12 per vehicle in the Remington Lot. At the Platform Parkade, Calgary Parking charges $1 per half hour to a $4 maximum on evenings, weekends and holidays. Pay through ParkPlus with the MyParking app, a Virtual Pay Machine at vpm.parkplus.ca or the on-site machines marked “Pay Here”.

Where to park for a Flames game

The Saddledome’s Getting Here page recommends off-site public parking: the Platform Parkade and the Remington Lot for drivers from the north, and the Stampede Lots by 25 Avenue SE for drivers from the south. It warns that construction north of the arena may cause delays and limit parking, and points to the C+E Access Map for real-time road closures.

Is there free parking near the Saddledome?

No source read for this page lists free lots for arena events. Calgary Parking states that City-operated on-street parking is free after 6:00 pm and on Sundays; the Victoria Park BIA adds holidays.

Accessible parking and drop-off

The Getting Here page lists accessible parking in Lot 2, Lot 3 and Saddledome Lot A, and in Lot 10, Lot 8, Lot 20 or the Remington lot just north of 11 Avenue SE. The accessibility page lists only the second group. All charge the prevailing rate with no in-and-out privileges, and spaces are limited and first-come, first-served.

The accessibility page names two drop-off points: the northwest side, through the Stampede Park gates at Olympic Way (now Stampede Trail, according to CMLC), charged at the Stampede Park rate and refunded if the vehicle leaves within half an hour; and the north side, through the Saddledome Rise entrance at 14th Avenue and 5th Street SE. Taxis and rideshare use the West Plaza on Stampede Trail between the Saddledome and the BMO Centre, or the 17th Ave Extension.

Lot details for BMO Centre and grounds events are on Stampede Park parking and transit; the train option is on the Victoria Park/Stampede CTrain station guide.

Saddledome bag policy and gate rules

  • Bags up to 14″ x 14″ x 6″ use the yellow entry; diaper bags, medical bags and strollers also use the yellow entry. Guests without bags use the green Express Entry.
  • Backpacks, larger bags, laptops, tablets, bottles, cans, outside food and drink, alcohol and selfie sticks are among the prohibited items; the full list is in the venue’s A to Z Guide.
  • Fans with food allergies or medical conditions may be permitted to bring their own food and drink; ask Customer Service at 403-777-4646 (option 1) before the event. The venue has no nut-free areas.
  • The arena is cashless; ATMs are at the North TELUS Club Lobby and Dutton’s Lounge.
  • Alcohol: two drinks per person at a time, ID for anyone 30 or younger, and concourse service ends at least one hour before the event ends.
  • No smoking or vaping inside or within 10 metres of any entrance.
  • The 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.
  • First aid is at Section 221/222 on the main concourse.

Teams at the Saddledome and the move to Scotia Place

The Scotiabank Saddledome opened October 15 1983 and is home to the Calgary Flames (NHL), Calgary Wranglers (AHL), Calgary Hitmen (WHL) and Calgary Roughnecks (NLL), according to the venue. The City of Calgary says Scotia Place is scheduled to open in fall 2027, and that when it opens the City will demolish the Saddledome, with the Government of Alberta funding the demolition. More is on Scotia Place: what to know. Home dates for all four teams are on Teams at Victoria Park, this week’s games are on This week at Victoria Park, upcoming games and concerts are on What’s On, and places to eat nearby are on Where to eat near the Saddledome.

Sources: Scotiabank Saddledome, Getting Here, Seating Map, Venue Accessibility, A to Z Guide, Venue and Building History, read October 26 2026; Calgary Parking, Lot 62 and Where to park visiting the Calgary Stampede, read October 26 2026; Victoria Park BIA, Location, read October 26 2026; CMLC, Stampede Trail, read October 26 2026; City of Calgary, Scotia Place FAQ and construction pages, read October 26 2026.