Saddledome's Final Season: A Calgary Icon Bids Farewell

It's March 21st for the Calgary Flames.

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The Scotiabank Saddle Dome in Calgary is gearing up for its final season with CSEC teams

in 2026-2027.

This marks the end of operations for the Calgary Flames and other clubs after decades of hosting

NHL games and major events.

More info on farewell celebrations will come out before the 2026-2027 hockey season starts.

The arena opened back in 1983, built for the 1988 Winter Olympics and as the Flames

New Home.

Over the years, it welcomed the A.H.L.'s Calgary Wranglers, the W.H.L.'s Calgary Hitmen,

and the N.L.L.'s Calgary Roughnecks along with huge concerts, tournaments and conventions.

Fans have mixed feelings about saying goodbye to a venue that shaped Calgary Sports Scene

for over 40 years.

It's been the heart of community gatherings and big moments, leaving a lasting mark on

the city.

In April 2023, CSEC, the city of Calgary and the Alberta government agreed to build Scotia

Place, a new event center with a community.

Rink and District upgrades, groundbreaking happen in July 2024 with the project set to

wrap up by Fall 2027.

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As Calgary steps into this exciting new chapter, the Sadow Dome's legacy lives on.