2026-27 National Junior Team

 2027 IIHF World Junior Championship Tickets


Canada's Hottest Ticket. Individual tickets are on sale now.

Canada's Hottest Ticket. Individual tickets are on sale now.

Individual tickets for the IIHF World Junior Championship 2027 in Edmonton and Red Deer are now available, starting at $40, plus applicable fees. Availability varies by game and seat location.

Secure your seats to see the future stars of the game on the ice in Alberta this winter.

Remaining Edmonton ticket packages

A limited number of full-event and half-event ticket packages remain in Edmonton. Availability varies by package and seat location.

Remaining ticket packages are available for Edmonton only. Red Deer ticket packages are sold out; individual tickets are available now.

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Event and Schedule

The 2027 IIHF World Junior Championship will bring 10 countries and 29 tournament games to Edmonton and Red Deer from Dec. 26, 2026, to Jan. 5, 2027, excluding pre-tournament games.

Team Canada will play its four preliminary-round games in Edmonton, plus two pre-tournament games in Red Deer.

Group A – Red Deer

  • Finland
  • Germany
  • Slovakia
  • Sweden
  • United States


Group B – Edmonton

  • Canada
  • Czechia
  • Latvia
  • Norway
  • Switzerland

 

Priority Draw Update

More than 85,000 fans entered the 2027 World Juniors Priority Draw, helping drive more than 18,000 package sales across Edmonton and Red Deer. The Priority Draw is now closed.

Fans who were not selected can purchase individual tickets. A limited number of Edmonton ticket packages remain while inventory lasts. Priority Draw and package-holder information is included in the FAQ below.
 

Ticket Package Options

 

Edmonton Full-Event Package (16 Games)
Starting at $1,108 
10 x Preliminary Round Games (Group A – including all 4 Canada Games)
2 x Quarterfinals
2 x Semifinals
Bronze Medal Game
Gold Medal Game

 

Edmonton Half Pack A (8 Games)
Starting at $554 
Edmonton Half Pack B (8 Games)
Starting at $554 
Matchup Matchup
Canada vs Switzerland – Dec. 26 – 5:00pm Czechia vs Norway – Dec. 26 – 12:00pm
Latvia vs Czechia – Dec. 27 – 12:00pm Canada vs Latvia – Dec. 28 – 5:00pm
Switzerland vs Norway – Dec. 27 – 5:00pm Switzerland vs Czechia – Dec. 29 – 12:00pm
Norway vs Latvia – Dec. 30 – 1:00pm Norway vs Canada – Dec. 29 – 5:00pm
Czechia vs Canada – Dec. 31 – 5:00pm Latvia vs Switzerland – Dec. 31 – 12:00pm
Canada Quarterfinal (if qualified) – Jan. 2 – 7:30pm Quarterfinal (non-Canada) – Jan. 2 – 2:30pm
Canada Semifinal (if qualified) – Jan. 4 – 7:30pm Semifinal (non-Canada) – Jan. 4 – 3:30pm
Bronze Medal Game – Jan. 5 – 3:30pm Gold Medal Game – Jan. 5 – 7:30pm

 

Red Deer Full-Event Package (14 Games)
Starting at $495
2 x Canada Pre-Tournament Games
10 x Preliminary Round Games (Group B)
2 x Quarterfinals

Click here for additional TICKET PACKAGE INFORMATION including ticket package options and detailed pricing for both venues.

General Event FAQs


Q: When and where does the 2027 IIHF World Junior Championship take place?

A: The tournament will take place at Rogers Place in Edmonton and the Marchant Crane Centrium in Red Deer from Dec. 26, 2026, to Jan. 5, 2027.

Q: When is the 2027 schedule being released?

A: It will be available at a later date.

Q: Where can I find the tournament schedule?

A: The complete tournament schedule can be found HERE.

Q: How many teams and games in the tournament?

A: Ten countries will play 29 tournament games, excluding pre-tournament games.

Q: What games will Team Canada play at Rogers Place?

A: Team Canada will play four preliminary-round games in Edmonton. If Canada advances, it may also play playoff games in Edmonton.

Q: What games will Team Canada play at the Centrium?

A: Team Canada will play two pre-tournament games in Red Deer.

Q: What games will Team Canada play in Edmonton and Red Deer?

A: Team Canada will play four preliminary-round games in Edmonton. If Canada advances, it may also play playoff games in Edmonton. Canada will play two pre-tournament games in Red Deer.

Q: Where will playoff games be played?

A: Two quarterfinals will be played at the Marchant Crane Centrium. The remaining playoff games and the relegation game will be played at Rogers Place.

Q: Where will the playoff and relegation games be played?

A: Two quarterfinals will be played at the Marchant Crane Centrium. The remaining playoff games and the relegation game will be played at Rogers Place.

Q: Where will the relegation game be played?

A: The relegation game for the 2027 IIHF World Junior Championship will be played at Rogers Place on Saturday, January 2, 2027. Tickets for the relegation game will be sold separately from event ticket packages beginning in Fall 2026.

 

Ticket Info / Priority Draw FAQs


Q: What are the ticket options for the 2027 IIHF World Junior Championship?

A: Individual tickets are available in Edmonton and Red Deer. A limited number of full-event and half-event packages may also remain in Edmonton. Availability varies by game, package and seat location.

Q: What ticket options are available?

A: Individual tickets are available in Edmonton and Red Deer. A limited number of full-event and half-event packages may also remain in Edmonton. Availability varies by game, package and seat location.

Q: I am an Edmonton Oilers, Edmonton Oil Kings or Red Deer Rebels season ticket holder. Will I receive front-of-the-line access?

A: Hockey Canada is working back with the Edmonton Oilers, Edmonton Oil Kings and Red Deer Rebels on a ticket plan that will provide season ticket holders with an opportunity to receive front-of-the-line access to purchase full-event packages with their season seats. Further information will be sent to all season ticket holders by your account reps in November 2025.

Q: How can I purchase ticket packages?

A: Tickets for the 2027 IIHF World Junior Championship are expected to be in high demand. Fans must enter the World Juniors Priority Draw at HockeyCanada.ca/Tickets no later than Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. MT. No deposit is required.

Q: How can I purchase individual tickets?

A: Select Get Edmonton tickets or Get Red Deer tickets above to view available games and seats through the applicable ticketing platform.

Q: When are individual tickets available?

A: Individual tickets are available now, starting at $40, plus applicable fees. Availability varies by game and seat location.

Q: What is a Priority Draw?

A: Interested parties must enter the Priority Draw for a chance to purchase ticket packages. Names will be chosen at random and assigned a designated date and time to access ticket inventory. The draw closes Jan. 6, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. MT. Selected individuals will be notified by Jan. 30, 2026.

Q: Can I enter to purchase ticket packages at both venues?

A: Yes. When signing up, you may register for one or both venues.

Q: How many times can I enter the Priority Draw?

A: Once per email address.

Q: When will the Priority Draw take place?

A: Fans can enter between Dec. 9, 2025, and Jan. 6, 2026. A random draw will occur Jan. 16, 2026. Selected individuals will be notified by Jan. 30, 2026.

Q: Is the 2027 World Juniors Priority Draw still open?

A: No, the Priority Draw closed on Jan. 6, 2026. Selected fans were offered designated opportunities to purchase ticket packages.

Q: How will I know if I've been selected?

A: Selected fans will receive an email by Jan. 30, 2026.

Q: Can I choose my seat location?

A: Yes, based on availability at the time of purchase.

Q: What payment methods are available?

A: Credit card only: Mastercard, Visa and American Express.

Q: If I am successful in purchasing ticket packages, when will I receive the tickets?

A: Electronic tickets are expected to be released in November. Package purchasers will receive an email once their tickets are available through the respective venue's online account manager.

Q: How many seats are included in a ticket package?

A: One seat for all games included in the package.

Q: Who do I contact for additional information?

A: Contact tickets@hockeycanada.ca.

Q: Who do I contact for additional ticket information?

A: Contact tickets@hockeycanada.ca.

Q: Am I eligible to win the chance to purchase tickets for both venues?

A: Yes. There are four separate draws: three for Rogers Place (16-game full-event, 8-game half A, 8-game half B) and one for the Centrium (14-game full-event).

Q: If I am not selected, can I still buy a ticket package?

A: Yes. Individual tickets are available in Edmonton and Red Deer. A limited number of ticket packages may also remain in Edmonton, subject to availability.

Q: I was not selected through the Priority Draw. Can I still purchase tickets?

A: Yes, individual tickets are available in Edmonton and Red Deer. A limited number of ticket packages may also remain in Edmonton, subject to availability.

Q: Can I win the chance to purchase single-game tickets?

A: No. The Priority Draw applies to packages only.

Q: How will I receive my tickets?

A: Electronic tickets are expected to be released in November. Ticket purchasers will receive an email when their tickets are available through the applicable venue's online account manager.

Q: When will my tickets be delivered?

A: You will receive an email once they are available.

Q: Are ticket payments refundable?

A: No, all sales are final.

Q: Will there be a payment plan option in place?

A: Yes. The online purchase process will offer two payment options - pay in full, or an interest-free plan (25% initial payment down, with the remaining balance owed over two equal payments on April 1 and August 1).

Q: Can I purchase accessible seating?

A: Yes, limited accessible seating is available at both venues.

Q: Will I be able to transfer my tickets to someone else?

A: Tickets may be transferred by email through your Ticketmaster, Rogers Place or Tickets Alberta account manager once they are released into ticket-holder accounts in November.

Q: I would like to be contacted if additional individual tickets become available.

A: Additional inventory may be released closer to the start of the tournament. Sign up to become a Hockey Canada Insider at HockeyCanada.ca/Insider to receive updates about 2027 World Juniors ticket availability.

Q: What is the cost of the 16-game ticket package for games played at Rogers Place?

A: There are nine price levels for the 16-game full-event ticket packages at Rogers Place. The prices range from $1,107.60 per seat to $2,707.60 per seat, including fees, depending on seat location.

Q: What is the cost of the 8-game half ticket package for games played at Rogers Place?

A: There are nine price levels for the 8-game half-event ticket packages at Rogers Place. The prices range from $553.80 per seat to $1,353.80 per seat, including fees, depending on seat location.

Q: What is the cost of the 14-game ticket package for games played in the Marchant Crane Centrium?

A: There are three price levels for the 14-game ticket packages at Marchant Crane Centrium. The prices range from $495 per seat to $745 per seat, including fees, depending on seat location.

Q: How many packages can I purchase if selected?

A: For each package you are selected to purchase, you may purchase a maximum of four (4) seats.

Q: How will I receive my tickets?

A: Electronic tickets are expected to be released in November. Ticket purchasers will receive an email when their tickets are available through the applicable venue's online account manager.

Q: I want to be contacted if other tickets become available.

A: Additional inventory may be released closer to the start of the tournament. Sign up to become a Hockey Canada Insider at HockeyCanada.ca/Insider to receive updates about 2027 World Juniors ticket availability.


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