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Calgary Flames fans are paying more for beer at the Saddledome this season

Colton Pankiw
Colton Pankiw
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Oct 2 2026, 5:28 pm
Calgary Flames fans are paying more for beer at the Saddledome this season
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Calgary Flames fans are going to have to dig a little deeper in their wallets if they want to enjoy a beer at the Saddledome this season.

The Flames opened their final season at their iconic arena on Thursday night, giving fans their first look at the food and beverage prices for the 2026-27 campaign.

And while the Saddledome continues to serve Molson Canadian products, the price of a draught beer has gone up.

An 18-ounce draught of Molson Canadian or Coors Original now costs $14.25. That’s up $1 from last season, when an 18-ounce cost $13.25.

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Some of the Saddledome’s other alcoholic beverage prices include $12.75 highballs ($12 last season), $15.75 coolers ($14.75 last season), and wine ranging from $15.25 for six ounces to $18.75 for nine ounces (wine ranged from $14.50 to $18 last season).

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This marks the second straight season in which the Flames are selling Molson products. They switched from Original 16 ahead of the 2025-26 campaign. It marked somewhat of a familiar return, as the Saddledome had served Molson products up until the 2010-11 season.

So, while fans won’t have to worry about the beer selection disappearing at the Saddledome during its final season, they will have to pay a little more for their first pint.

Though the price jump will be disappointing to many, it’s worth mentioning that it’s still a lot cheaper to get a beer at the Saddledome than at many other NHL arenas.

At Rogers Place, the home of the Edmonton Oilers, a draught beer costs fans $18.50 this season. Meanwhile, the same beer costs fans $19.50 at Vancouver Canucks games.

Things won’t be getting any cheaper for Calgarians than these current prices, either.

With the Flames set to move into Scotia Place next season, prices will be going up, including the cost to attend games. That will undoubtedly also cause a jump in beer prices, perhaps rising more than just the $1 raise from last season.

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