Description

Essentials about Rogers Arena in brief

Ice hockey fans who want to see an NHL game will head for Rogers Arena when they visit Vancouver (if it’s game season). The covered stadium at the end of False Creek in downtown Vancouver is the home of the Vancouver Canucks hockey team. At a Canucks match approximately 19,000 people can be seated in the arena, which was built in 1995. Besides ice hockey, Rogers Arena is also used for pop and rock concerts and other sporting events. So it pays to take a look at the arena’s program.

The use of Rogers Arena

At one time, Rogers Arena was also home to the Vancouver Ravens lacrosse team and the Vancouver Grizzlies basketball team. However, the Ravens have disbanded and the Grizzlies have moved to Memphis, Tennessee due to lack of success and low attendance.

Instead, Rogers Arena is used by many prominent artists as a stage for pop and rock concerts. The arena also hosts other sporting events. So the program of the Rogers Arena is always worth a look. And if you want, you can also take a guided tour to see the areas of the arena that are otherwise not open to the public.

Website

rogersarena.com

Opening hours

Times of guided tours:

Admission fees

Admission fees guided tours:

Adults: $18.00

Seniors (Ages 60+): $12.00

Students: $12.00

Children (Ages 4 – 12): $12.00

Small children (Ages 3 and under): $12.00

Families (2 adults and 2 children): $40.00

For all details on admission prices for ice hockey matches and other events, see the website.

Address

Booking.com

Getting there

By public transport:

SkyTrain lines Expo and Millenium: Stop Stadium-Chinatown

Bus line 23: Stops Expo Blvd @ Abbott St, Pat Quinn Way @ Expo Blvd and Pat Quinn Way @ Pacific Blvd

By car:

There is a parking garage on site.