"Red!" Anthem Shout
During both national anthems, Flames fans loudly yell "RED!" whenever the word appears in the lyrics.
“The Saddledome” · The Dome
Iconic Calgary arena known for its saddle-shaped roof.
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During both national anthems, Flames fans loudly yell "RED!" whenever the word appears in the lyrics.
Following every Flames goal, Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire" plays while fans sing the chorus.
After every Flames goal and player introductions, giant flames shoot from the scoreboard above center ice.
Thousands of fans clap in rhythm while chanting "Go Flames Go!" throughout the game.
Al MacInnis — Norris Trophy winner and the hardest slap shot in Flames history.
Battle of Alberta history — Flames vs Oilers for provincial hockey supremacy since the 1980s.
Calgary hockey history — from the Atlanta Flames to C of Red and Western Canadian pride.
Flames vs Canucks rivalry — Pacific Northwest battles for Western supremacy.
Flames vs Oilers rivalry — the fiercest provincial rivalry in Canadian hockey.
Forever A Flame — the highest honour for franchise legends at the Saddledome.
Complete franchise timeline from Atlanta to Calgary, 1989, and the Iginla era.
The greatest moments in Flames history — from McDonald's Cup to Iginla's magic.
Jarome Iginla — franchise icon, Olympic gold medalist, and the face of modern Flames hockey.
Lanny McDonald — mustachioed captain and hero of the 1989 Stanley Cup championship.
Miikka Kiprusoff — Vezina Trophy winner and anchor of the 2004 Stanley Cup run.
Mike Vernon — Conn Smythe Trophy winner and the backbone of the 1989 Cup run.
Olympic hockey history — the 1988 Winter Games and the Saddledome on the world stage.
Playoff history — 1989, 2004, and every spring when C of Red fills the Saddledome.
Saddledome history — from 1983 Olympic opening to one of sports' most iconic roofs.
Theo Fleury — the fiery spark plug and fan favorite who defined Flames passion.
Western Canadian hockey legacy — prairie passion and Alberta hockey culture.
Harvey the Hound — the NHL's first mascot and symbol of Flames gameday fun.
Forever A Flame induction ceremonies celebrating Flames immortals.
Red Mile events on 17th Avenue — Calgary's legendary playoff celebration strip.
Visit the 1989 Stanley Cup exhibit — McDonald hoists the Cup in Calgary.
Admire the iconic Saddledome roof — one of the most recognizable arenas in sports.
Full Battle of Alberta weekend — Flames vs Oilers hatred at maximum intensity.
Visit the C of Red Exhibit — Calgary's legendary playoff tradition on display.
Pacific Northwest rivalry when Vancouver visits C of Red.
Prairie rivalry when Winnipeg visits the Saddledome.
Battle of Alberta when Edmonton visits the Saddledome — Alberta hockey at its fiercest.
Hockey Night in Canada at the Saddledome — Canadian hockey tradition in C of Red.
Take a photo with the Jarome Iginla statue — franchise icon immortalized in Calgary.
Jarome Iginla tribute event — honoring the franchise icon and Forever A Flame.
Lanny McDonald tribute event — honoring the captain and 1989 Cup hero.
Playoff white/red out — all of Calgary dressed in red for the postseason.
Walk the Red Mile after a playoff win — Calgary celebrates on 17th Avenue.
Experience Ring of Fire erupting after every Flames goal — Johnny Cash in Calgary.
Your first time walking into the Saddledome — iconic roof, C of Red, and Flames Nation.
Behind-the-scenes Saddledome tour — iconic roof, Hall of Fame, and ice.
Stanley Cup Final at the Saddledome — the pinnacle of hockey in Calgary.
Flames Ice Crew performances energizing the crowd between periods.
Military appreciation nights honoring service members at the Saddledome.
Meet-and-greet events with Flames alumni and Forever A Flame members.
Calgary Stampede tie-in events celebrating Western Canadian culture at the Saddledome.
Pregame plaza events outside the Saddledome before puck drop.
Stay for the postgame victory celebration when the Flames win at home.
The venue hosted events during the 1988 Winter Olympics.
The iconic saddle-shaped roof makes the arena one of the most recognizable buildings in Canada.
Celebrates Calgary's championship season.
Connects with franchise origins.
Honors Lanny McDonald, Jarome Iginla, and others.
Honors franchise icons.
Honors the franchise scoring leader.
Celebrates the Hall of Fame forward.
The passionate Flames fan community.
Behind-the-scenes arena access.
The famous pregame and scoring effects.
Official merchandise destination.
The famous playoff street celebration.
Combines hockey with Calgary's western identity.
Downtown Calgary’s Olympic Plaza — the 1988 Games gathering space a short walk from the Saddledome.
Honors Flames players, coaches, and the 1989 Stanley Cup team.
Statue of Lanny McDonald, the mustachioed captain who scored in the 1989 Cup Final.
Exhibits from the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics, when the Saddledome hosted Olympic hockey.
Exhibit on the saddle-shaped roof and the building’s Olympic-to-NHL history.
Display celebrating the Flames’ 1989 Stanley Cup championship.
Displays connecting Flames hockey to the Calgary Stampede and western heritage.
Plaza and gathering space for the C of Red — Calgary’s sea of red on Flames nights.
The annual Teddy Bear Toss is one of the largest in the world, often setting attendance and donation records.
Fans create a famous intimidating home atmosphere.
Special theme nights throughout the Flames season at the Saddledome.
Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.
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