2027 World Junior Championship Tickets: Prices, Packages & How to Buy
The 2026-27 World Junior Championship will take place from December 26, 2026, to January 5, 2027, in Edmonton and Red Deer, Alberta. Ticket demand is already extremely high for both host venues. This guide covers every event pass option, pricing, package types, and remaining opportunities for fans. Check the team rosters to see which nations are competing.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Tournament Dates | December 26, 2026 – January 5, 2027 |
| Total Games | 29 + Exhibition Game |
| Host Venues | Rogers Place (Edmonton) & Marchant Crane Centrium (Red Deer) |
| Priority Draw Status | Closed from January 6, 2026 |
| Total Draw Entries | 85,000 Fans |
| Package Price Tiers | $495 – $2,707.60 / Seat |
| Relegation Game Ticket | Sold Separately |
| Single Game Ticket | On Sale Now (Sept 25, 2026), starting at $40 + fees |
Is the Priority Draw closed?
Yes, the priority draw closed on January 6, 2026. Approximately 85,000 fans registered. Canada Hockey notified selected winners by email no later than January 30, 2026. Entry into the draw is not available for this edition.
2027 World Junior Championship Packages & Prices
Ticket Packages for the World Junior Championship were offered through a priority draw system. Each package was split by venue. Each bundle included multiple games rather than individual tickets. Prices varied by seat category, number of matches included, and location within the venue.
| Package | Games Included | Venue | Price Range / Seat |
|---|---|---|---|
| Edmonton Full Event | 16 Games | Rogers Place | $1,107.60 – $2,707.60 |
| Edmonton Half A | 8 Games | Rogers Place | $553.80 – $1,353.80 |
| Edmonton Half B | 8 Games | Rogers Place | $553.80 – $1,353.80 |
| Red Deer Full Event | 14 Games | Marchant Crane Centrium | $495 – $745 |
Edmonton Packages (Group B Matchups)
Edmonton Full-Event Package (16 games)
- Canada’s 4 preliminary round games
- 2 Quarter-finals
- 2 Semi-finals
- Bronze medal game
- Gold medal game
Edmonton Half-Package A (8 games)
- 3 preliminary-round games (excluding Canada)
- 2 preliminary-round games featuring Canada (Boxing Day and New Year’s Eve)
- 1 Canada quarterfinal (if qualified)
- 1 Canada semifinal (if qualified)
- Bronze medal game
Edmonton Half-Package B (8 games)
- 3 preliminary-round games (excluding Canada)
- 2 preliminary-round games featuring Canada
- 1 quarter-final (excluding Canada)
- 1 semi-final (excluding Canada)
- Gold medal game
Red Deer Packages (Group A Games)
Full Event Package for Red Deer
14 Games Included- 2 Canada pre-tournament games
- 10 Preliminary round games (Group B)
- 2 Quarter-finals
Note: Red Deer does not offer a small half-event package yet.
Which Package should you choose?
Choosing the right package totally depends on your preferences. Here are some options.
| If You Want | Best Package For You |
|---|---|
| Canada Teams: all games in the entire Tournament | Edmonton Full-Event Package |
| Guaranteed Canadian Team + Bronze Medal Game | Edmonton Half-Package A |
| Guaranteed Canadian Team + Gold Medal Game | Edmonton Half-Package B |
| Most Affordable Full Tournament Option | Red Deer Full-Event Package |
| Early access for season ticket holders | Contact your Oilers, Oil Kings, or Rebels representative |
Premium and VIP Experiences
Many upgraded features were offered in premium and vip options at past World Junior tournaments. These experiences include premium seating, exclusive lounges, and additional game-day perks. Officials for the 2026-27 edition have not yet confirmed vip packages. The categories below show what fans have generally been offered at similar events in the past.
What premium seating offers:
In venues like Rogers Place, premium options typically include:
VIP hospitality and suites:
Premium packages may also offer:
Relegation Game: Sold Separately
The relegation game decides which nations drop from the top division for next year’s WJC. This game will be played at Rogers Place in Edmonton on Saturday, January 2, 2027. Relegation game tickets will be sold separately, not as part of event packages. Event passes
for this specific game are scheduled to go on sale from September 25, 2026.
When Did Single-Game Tickets Go on Sale?
Single-game ticket sales start on September 25, 2026. Single-game seats start at about $40 plus fees. Edmonton seats are available on Ticketmaster, and Red Deer seat access is available on Tickets Alberta. Pricing may vary by seat location and game.
Demand and Availability
Ticket demand for this tournament far exceeds the available supply. About 85,000 people enter a priority draw to secure one of the limited packages. Across all four draws, only between 1,000 and 25,000 total prizes were awarded. As of September 25, more than 18,000 packages had already been sold, reflecting continued high demand.
Missed the Draw? Here’s What to Do
If you missed the priority draw for the 2027 IIHF World Junior Ice Hockey Championship, you can still get tickets, though availability is limited.
Buying from a Resale Marketplace – Risks & Tips
Resale ticket prices for WJC range from under $200 to several thousand dollars, depending on the game, seat location, and demand. For official resale, Ticketmaster’s Fan-to-Fan Resale offers buyer-guarantee protection since it’s directly tied to the venue.
Key Risks:
Buying Tips:
Payment, Delivery, and Refund Policy
Before purchasing event passes, it’s important to understand how the payment, delivery, and refund policy works.
Payment Option:
Tickets Delivery:
Refund Policy:
Where to buy? Official Sources
Always buy tickets from official, verified sources.
Note: Avoid unofficial resellers claiming to offer guaranteed access to sold-out prize draw packages.
Conclusion
Ticket demand for the 2026-27 WJC has already exceeded supply. The priority draw is closed now. But single-game admission is now on sale. Prices range from $495 in Red Deer to over $2,700 in Edmonton. Fans should sign up for Hockey Canada Insider for official updates on single-game passes. And be aware of Resale platforms. For answers to common questions, see our ticket FAQs.