How much it costs to see Calgary Flames games at the Saddledome this season
Single-game tickets for the Calgary Flames’ final season at the Scotiabank Saddledome are officially available for purchase.
The tickets officially went on sale Monday morning, giving fans the opportunity to buy seats to witness the Flames play in the Saddledome one last time.
The Flames will be moving to Scotiaplace for the 2027-28 season, with the Saddledome set to be demolished a short time later. It will be bittersweet for the fan base, but there’s still time to make some more memories at the Saddledome this coming season.
“This is an incredibly meaningful season for our organization, our fans and our city. For generations of Calgarians, the Scotiabank Saddledome has been more than a place to watch hockey; it has been where memories have been made and shared,” said Robert Hayes, Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation president and CEO.
“This season is our opportunity to say thank you and celebrate everything the ’Dome has meant to Calgary, while creating one more season of unforgettable moments together.”
Though the Flames are expected to struggle in 2026-27, the Saddledome is anticipated to be quite full for nearly every game as fans bid farewell to the iconic building. As a result, there are some pricier games on this season’s schedule, though there are also a number where fans can get standard tickets in the press level section for less than $65. Here’s a look at the cheapest outings you can attend:
Cheapest Flames tickets available
- Oct. 18 vs. Carolina: Press level $58.50, 200 level $100.50
- Oct. 22 vs. Minnesota: Press level $58.50, 200 level $100.50
- Oct. 30 vs. Seattle: Press level $60.50, 200 level $107.50
- Nov. 6 vs. Anaheim: Press level $60.50, 200 level $107.50
- Nov. 11 vs. NY Rangers: Press level $58.50, 200 level $100.50
- Nov. 19 vs. Minnesota: Press level $58.50, 200 level $100.50
- Dec. 3 vs. Buffalo: Press level $58.50, 200 level $100.50
- Dec. 8 vs. Nashville: Press level $58.50, 200 level $100.50
- Jan. 7 vs. NY Islanders: Press level $58.50, 200 level $100.50
- Jan. 12 vs. Columbus: Press level $60.50, 200 level $107.50
- Feb. 3 vs. Utah: Press level $60.50, 200 level $107.50
- March 15 vs. Nashville: Press level $60.50, 200 level $107.50
As you would expect, the cheapest Flames games this coming season are against opponents who generally don’t boast a ton of star talent. That said, it’s hard to complain about getting to watch the reigning Stanley Cup champions in the Carolina Hurricanes for less than $60.
Of course, not every game will come at such cheap prices…
Rival teams are far pricier
Given the Flames’ struggles in recent seasons, they don’t have a ton of new rivalries throughout the league. However, there are some long-lasting ones that remain intact, and to no surprise, ticket prices increase dramatically when those teams come to town:
- Dec. 26 vs. Vancouver: Press level $84.50, 200 level $130.50
- March 3 vs. Edmonton: Press level $122.50, 200 level $242.50
- March 23 vs. Edmonton: Press level $169.50, 200 level $308.50
The most expensive Flames game this season is currently against the Edmonton Oilers on March 23. Not only is the Battle of Alberta always a great rivalry, but that particular game will also mark the final regular season game that the Oilers will play at the Saddledome.
One game you’ll notice that isn’t listed is the final game at the Saddledome on April 10 versus the Vancouver Canucks. Tickets for that game have already been sold out, though there will certainly be some resale options that become available for fans looking to scoop some up.
Maple Leafs & Habs continue to be expensive draws
As every team in the league can attest, it’s always a different environment whenever the Toronto Maple Leafs or Montreal Canadiens come to town. They have two of the biggest fan bases in the NHL, and often make road outings feel like home games for their team. As you would expect, tickets to watch either team at the Saddledome this season are quite expensive:
- Oct. 26 vs. Toronto: Press level $122.50, 200 level $242.50
- Jan. 28 vs. Montreal: Press level $122.50, 200 level $242.50
Prices will fluctuate throughout season
While these prices above are the current standard rates, fans in Calgary are aware that costs can go up or down depending on the opponent and how the Flames perform. Oftentimes, tickets, especially in the press level section, can drop closer to any specific game day.
The one thing that is certain is that any resale tickets that become available for the Flames’ final game at the Saddledome versus the Canucks won’t come cheap. That said, plenty of fans will be willing to accept that in order to see their team hit the ice in their iconic building one final time.