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Edmonton Oilers Offering Fans Something Completely Unheard of for Free at Next Home Game

Originally posted on Hockey Latest | By Daniel Lucente | Last updated May 29, 2025 10:03 AM ET

The Edmonton Oilers are offering fans something wild at the next home game, which is tattoos for anyone who wants, and they are permanent for life.

Edmonton Oilers fans are proving just how far they'll go to cheer for their team, even if it means making a long-lasting alteration to their bodies.

As the Oilers find themselves one win away from their second-straight Stanley Cup Final, playoff frenzy has taken over the city. Game nights turn downtown Edmonton into a charged environment filled with excitement and buzz.

The team is catching on to the mania, even joining forces with one of the city's tattoo shops, Red Loon Tattoos, to push support to a new level.

Red Loon tattoo shop waits at the arena to give free permanent tattoos

At home games at Rogers Place, Red Loon waits on the concourse, offering free, permanent Oilers-themed tattoos to spectators. Permanent.

FREE TATTOOS FOR THE WESTERN CONFERENCE FINAL!
LETS GO OILERS!

Find us on the main concourse at Rogers Place near section 105 and get tattooed at every home game AND watch party! (That's right! Real tattoos!)

Spots are limited so show up early! We go from gate open till puck drop.

See you soon, Oil Country!!

While temporary tattoos and face painting are typical game-day staples, some Oilers fans are going with ink that will last a lifetime. The tattoos are not enormous or too elaborate, but the commitment speaks volumes.

Oilers' fans have crawled out of the woodwork on social media with their heads held high to discuss their new tattoos, showing just how much pride they take in their team.

With the Oilers trying to advance toward capturing their sixth Stanley Cup, Edmonton fan loyalty has never been stronger, and it's taking some straight-up dramatic and memorable forms.

This article first appeared on Hockey Latest and was syndicated with permission.

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