The Edmonton Oilers are finally making a move that looks aimed at the people sitting in the seats, not just the ones paying premium prices for them.
After a stretch in which empty seats at Rogers Place have been hard to ignore, the team has rolled out a set of $10 “Decade Deals” in an apparent attempt to win back frustrated fans. The promotions are not cheap tickets, and they are not an apology for the playoff pricing strategy that drew plenty of heat. But they do mark a first step.
For fans who have watched costs pile up fast, the message is clear: the Oilers know the game-night experience has gotten expensive. Between ticket prices that can run from $50 to $120, $25 parking and another $50 or so on food, a night out can climb well beyond $300 for a couple. Doing that 42 times a season was always a big ask.
Now the team is offering a handful of $10 options at home games, with select items available while supplies last.
That includes $10 parking in the Arena North Lots, though the spots are limited, game-day only and not available for advance booking. Fans who get one must use promo code OILERSPARKING10 at checkout after parking.
The food deals include a $10 Decade Burger and a $10 Perogy Dog at the portable concession near Section 107 on the main concourse. Before games, there’s also a $10 Decade Deal Combo with a 12oz. can of Molson Canadian and a Nathan’s Famous All-Beef Hot Dog at Molson Hockey House.
Merchandise is part of the pitch too. The team is selling a limited-edition script Oilers t-shirt in cream for $10 plus GST, available in a range of sizes at the ICE District Authentics Official Oilers stores inside Rogers Place at Sections 119 and 127.
The Oilers announced the promotion on October 25, 2026, saying: “A decade at @RogersPlace deserves something special. Celebrate with $10 parking 🚙, $10 burgers 🍔 & $10 t-shirts 👕 at every #Oilers home game.”
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