Rexall Place Tickets

Rexall Place
An indoor arena in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, namely Rexall Place is located on the north side of Northlands Park. Home to the Edmonton Oilers of the National Hockey League, the Edmonton Rush of the National Lacrosse League, and the Edmonton Oil Kings of the WHL, the arena was completed in 1974.

During the opening of Game 3 of the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim/Edmonton series of the 2006 Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Oilers' anthem singer Paul Lorieau sang only a few lines of "O Canada" before letting the audience sing out the rest of the anthem. This was done at all successive home games in the playoffs, and even grew to include "The Star-Spangled Banner".

Through the 2006 Stanley Cup Playoffs, Oilers fans took to throwing a piece of Grade A Alberta Beef onto the ice. It was started during the 2006 Detroit Red Wings/Edmonton series as an answer to the Red Wings' ritual of throwing octopuses onto the ice. Presently, it is the only NHL arena in which the team benches are on the same side as the press boxes. Consequently, disparate to other venues, the players are seated with their backs to the main TV cameras are screening the action on the ice rink.

At Rexall Place, the Oilers walk through a lounge on the lower public space to get to their bench (, which has not yet been witnessed at any other NHL arena. The 2008 National Lacrosse League All Star Game is going to take place at Rexall Place on March 16, 2008

Additionally, Rexall Place also provides wheelchair facility, with a separate dedicated entrance located on the north side. There are 24 wheelchair seats and 24 attendant seats available. Wheelchair seats are positioned in row 19 behind sections: 108, 112, 126 and 130. The attendant seats are situated at the front of the wheelchair seats. Rexall Place can accommodate only one attendant per wheelchair patron. If an attendant is not required then a single wheelchair seat can be obtained.

Children under the age of 2 are admitted into the building for free. On the contrary, children ages 2 and above require a ticket. This rule is austerely imposed unless if not specified by the show.