On Sale NowPrince Albert Raiders dates in North York
November 8, 2026 – March 20, 2027 · 7 upcoming events
Sun
NOV 8
04:00 pm
Edmonton Oil Kings vs. Prince Albert Raiders
Rogers Place • Edmonton
This WeekendFrom $85
Fri
DEC 4
07:00 pm
Calgary Hitmen vs. Prince Albert Raiders
Scotiabank Saddledome • Calgary
From $65
Sun
DEC 6
04:00 pm
Edmonton Oil Kings vs. Prince Albert Raiders
Rogers Place • Edmonton
From $85
Fri
JAN 1
04:00 pm
Regina Pats vs. Prince Albert Raiders
Brandt Centre • Regina
From $57
Sun
FEB 28
02:00 pm
Regina Pats vs. Prince Albert Raiders
Brandt Centre • Regina
From $57
Wed
MAR 10
07:00 pm
Calgary Hitmen vs. Prince Albert Raiders
Scotiabank Saddledome • Calgary
From $65
Sat
MAR 20
06:00 pm
Regina Pats vs. Prince Albert Raiders
Brandt Centre • Regina
From $57
Experience Prince Albert Raiders at Rogers Place
Prince Albert Raiders BIO
The Prince Albert Raiders are a prominent junior ice hockey team based in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada. Established in 1964, this team has become a formidable presence in the Western Hockey League (WHL), enjoying a storied history that includes multiple championship titles. Over the years, they have developed a reputation for nurturing young talent, with several players advancing to the National Hockey League (NHL).
As they prepare to take the stage at Rogers Place in North York, the Prince Albert Raiders are scheduled to showcase their skills on November 8, 2026, with subsequent performances leading up to their last event on March 20, 2027. Fans can expect an exhilarating experience, marked by high-paced action and competitive spirit. The Raiders are known for their engaging and vibrant live performances, generating an electric atmosphere that keeps fans on the edge of their seats.
Notably, the team’s history features several talented players and a climactic rivalry with other WHL teams, enhancing the spectacle of their matches. Attendees can expect to be thrilled not only by the game but also by the captivating opening acts that heighten the excitement.
North York offers a unique urban backdrop for this hockey event, with a diverse community that passionately supports its teams. The Rogers Place, in particular, is recognized as a perfect venue for such energetic encounters.
Venue and Seating Information
Rogers Place is a state-of-the-art facility that provides an immersive experience for hockey enthusiasts. With a seating capacity that accommodates thousands, this venue is strategically designed to offer fantastic views from virtually every angle. The architecture blends modern aesthetics with functionality, ensuring fans can enjoy the event comfortably.
The best seating sections typically include areas close to the ice, such as the lower bowl sections, which provide an up-close perspective of the action. Fans seated here often have an enhanced experience, benefiting from the excitement that comes with proximity to the players.
Conversely, sections located higher up may detract from the overall engagement, as the distance diminishes the visibility of the game. While they may still offer adequate sightlines for spectators, these seats may not deliver the dynamic experience that many desire during a high-stakes hockey match.
Parking Information
For those planning to attend the Prince Albert Raiders games at Rogers Place, several parking options are available to ensure a seamless experience. Options include:
- Rogers Place Parking Facility - 10050 104 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB
- Street Parking around the venue
- Nearby public parking garages
The best parking availability lies at the Rogers Place Parking Facility, conveniently located just steps from the arena entrance. Pricing for event-day parking generally starts at $20. This facility offers ease of access and security for visitors, making it an excellent choice for fans.
Additionally, visitors might want to avoid street parking, especially during busy events, as it may pose challenges related to availability and restrictions. Opting for the designated parking facility can contribute to a more enjoyable experience without the worry of parking fines or limited access.


