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Evraz Place, formerly Regina Exhibition Park, is an area of cement which surrounds the Regina Exhibition Stadium which has since been replaced by the Brandt Center, which people can park their vehicles around to see the Regina Pats games, or during the summer, it is used to hold a small amusement park called Buffalo Days which is currently being changed to the Queen City Ex for enjoyment for all residents. Some of the rides include a Log Flume ride, which people go down the ride with running water, two Ferris wheels, with a kiddie version and an adult version (the adult version is the biggest ride in height), one roller coaster, a Haunted Mansion ride, and more. To enter the park, residents must pay a fee, then go to the ticket booth to either purchase tickets or a wrist band. Each ticket can only be used once; once they are used up, the person must buy more at the booths. The wrist band, however, can be used as many times as you can, but expires at the end of the day. During the Exhibition, there is a fashion show located in the Exhibition Building, and a car draw outside, which a few people can win a brand new car by entering tickets into it. Also on the grounds are the Credit Union Eventplex (a multipurpose facility used for conventions and indoor soccer), the Queensbury Convention Center and several others including a brand new 6 hockey arena complex called the Cooperators Center which will host the University of Regina Cougars hockey teams in its main rink.

Coordinates: 50°27′04″N 104°38′14″W / 50.451111°N 104.637094°W / 50.451111; -104.637094