Vancouver Canucks vs Florida Panthers Tickets

1 Vancouver Canucks games currently have listings on this page — home games at Rogers Arena plus road dates across the NHL. Partner availability can change as sellers update their offers.

The Vancouver Canucks play at Rogers Arena, a 18,910-seat arena located at 800 Griffiths Way, Vancouver, BC V6B 6G1. Rogers Arena opened in 1995.

Vancouver Canucks tickets currently have listed prices starting from $61, with an average listed price around $61 and premium seats up to $61 across 1 live ice hockey listings in USD. The final total, including any fees, is confirmed by the seller at checkout. Midweek non-rivalry games often sit near the low end; marquee opponents, weekends, and playoff dates can run higher. Each game above shows its own current listed price.

The NHL regular season runs October through April, with playoffs through June. The NHL schedule usually releases in June or July, with presales and resale listings building through late summer.

Vancouver Canucks playoff listings may appear when the team qualifies for the NHL postseason and sellers publish offers. Confirm the event status, seller, delivery and final price before purchase.

Doors at Rogers Arena typically open 60 to 90 minutes before game time. Plan to arrive at least 45 minutes early to clear security, find your seat, and grab concessions. The SkyTrain Stadium-Chinatown station on the Expo and Millennium lines is steps from the arena. An on-site garage plus numerous lots around the adjacent BC Place and the Stadium-Chinatown area serve the arena; pre-booking is advised on game nights.

Resale offers may appear when partner inventory is available. Each offer identifies its seller; confirm the final price, delivery timing and buyer-protection terms in that seller's checkout.

Our listings come from partner marketplaces where multiple sellers can compete on comparable seats. That competition can create better value, especially when inventory is broad or the event is approaching. We add no extra All Sports Ticket markup; the checkout partner controls the final order total.

Tickets are available through TicketNetwork and the official Canucks site. Verified resale partners handle most of the secondary market for Rogers Arena.

The Rogers Arena parkade and Plaza of Nations lots are closest, with cheaper options along Pacific Boulevard and in Yaletown within a five to ten minute walk.

Lower-bowl sections 101–104 and 115–118 offer end views of the attack, while club seats at centre ice give the widest sightlines of the play.

Take SkyTrain to Stadium-Chinatown station, arrive early to wander Gastown or Yaletown for dinner, and bring a towel to join the tradition.

Yes. Stadium-Chinatown station on the Expo and Millennium Lines is immediately adjacent to Rogers Arena, making transit the easiest way in and out.

To compare Vancouver Canucks tickets: 1) pick a game from the schedule above; 2) review the section, row and quantity on each offer; 3) use the venue map where matching geometry is available; 4) follow your chosen offer to the seller's checkout and confirm the final total, delivery timing and order-protection terms.

Vancouver Canucks tickets are on sale year-round for scheduled games — for National Hockey League, single-game inventory builds through the summer once the schedule drops. The National Hockey League regular season runs October through April, with playoffs through June. Listings on this page update automatically, so new dates appear here as soon as they're released.

The cheapest Vancouver Canucks tickets are usually weeknight, non-rivalry games in the upper-level sections. Compare every date on the schedule above, sort toward the lowest get-in prices, and check the final 24–48 hours before a non-marquee game, when sellers often release remaining seats. Get-in prices currently start from $61.

For non-marquee games, often yes — get-in prices on weeknight Vancouver Canucks games commonly soften in the final 24–48 hours as sellers move remaining inventory. The opposite is true for rivalry games, playoffs, and weekend dates, which tend to rise as the game approaches, so buy those early.

The best value at Rogers Arena is typically the upper bowl. Strong overall view at the lowest entry price — the best value seats in the building. Upper-level center sections balance price and sightlines, while the closest premium seats sit at the top of the price scale.

Most Canucks home games at Rogers Arena start at 7:00 p.m. Pacific Time on weeknights, which is 10:00 p.m. Eastern for fans watching back east. Saturday nights are often 7:00 p.m. or 7:30 p.m. PT on Hockey Night in Canada, and weekend matinees occasionally drop the puck at 4:00 p.m. PT against Eastern Conference opponents on national broadcasts.

The Rogers Arena parkade on Pat Quinn Way and the Plaza of Nations lots are the closest options, with cheaper alternatives along Pacific Boulevard, in Yaletown and across False Creek in the Olympic Village area within a 10 to 15 minute walk. Pre-booking through Honk or SpotHero usually beats the gate rate on busy nights.

Stadium-Chinatown station on both the Expo and Millennium Lines lets out directly onto the Rogers Arena plaza, a roughly two-minute walk to the front gates. Trains run late on game nights, Compass cards and contactless payment work end-to-end across all three SkyTrain lines and SeaBus, and transit is faster and cheaper than driving downtown for almost every Canucks game.

Yes. Family-friendly upper-bowl seats are widely available, the in-arena experience leans toward music, mascot bits and on-ice contests rather than anything intense, and the Canucks run a family pack on weekend matinees that bundles four tickets with food vouchers. Strollers can be checked at guest services near gates one and three.

Rogers Arena is fully accessible, with wheelchair seating in both the lower and upper bowls, elevator access on every level and accessible parking inside the parkade off Griffiths Way. Sensory inclusion kits and quiet rooms are available through guest services, and the building works with Sunflower Lanyard for invisible disabilities.

Force and Sully, two fans in green spandex bodysuits, became a worldwide phenomenon during the Canucks’ 2011 playoff run by taunting opposing players in the penalty box at Rogers Arena. The pair stepped back from the role years ago, but Vancouver still embraces creative fan-section antics, towel-waving and the original 1982 white-towel tradition started by coach Roger Neilson.

The Canucks need to finish in the top three of the Pacific Division or grab one of two Western Conference wild card spots to reach the Stanley Cup Playoffs. The bracket then runs intra-division through the first two rounds, so a typical run for Vancouver means beating Edmonton, Calgary, Vegas or Los Angeles before facing a Central Division opponent in the Western Conference Final.

The Canucks Team Store inside Rogers Arena and the online store carry adidas authentic and Fanatics breakaway jerseys with proper NHL crests and customization. NHL Shop online and licensed retailers like Pro Hockey Life and Sport Chek also stock current home, away and Reverse Retro versions, including alternate Flying Skate jerseys when the club issues them.

Gastown and Yaletown are the two closest neighbourhoods for a pre-game dinner, with everything from steakhouses to ramen and Japadog within a 10-minute walk. The Stadium District area along Beatty Street has casual pub options, and Granville Island is a 20-minute walk or short Aquabus ride for a longer pre-game meal before catching SkyTrain back to the arena.