Scotiabank Saddledome

Scotiabank Saddledome

555 Saddledome Rise SE, Calgary, Alberta, Canada The Saddledome is the home of the NHL’s Calgary Flames and serves as the primary indoor arena in the city. The stadium opened in 1983 and underwent significant renovations in 1994. Shaped as a saddle the stadiums roof is easily recognizable from everywhere in the city. In 1989 the Flames were crowned champions while playing at the Saddledome and are far and away the most popular ticket in town. The facility also hosts other sporting events that come to Calgary such as the 1988 Winter Olympics. the World Figure Skating Championships and the Professional Bull Riders Canadian Open.  The Scotiabank Saddledome seats 19,289 for hockey games and can be expanded depending on the event. Included in those seats are 72 luxury suites and the Avison Young Club. Fans have access to a private dining room available during Flames games, large concerts, and private events.