Rogers Arena
Rogers Arena in Vancouver is the official home of the Vancouver Canucks NHL team
Located just north of BC Place Stadium, Rogers arena is home to the Vancouver Canucks NHL franchise. It was first opened in 1995 as General Motors Place, but the naming rights where purchases by Rogers Communications in 2010, thus the name change.
Rogers Arena has seating for nearly 19,000 fans for NHL hockey games. It was the venue for ice hockey during the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver during which time it was temporarily called Canada Hockey Place.
In addition to hosting Vancouver Canucks home games, Roger Arena features numerous big name concerts and a number of other events throughout the year. If you don't have the opportunity to take in an event or game, guided tours of the arena are available for a nominal charge on Wednesdays and Fridays.
For more information on Rogers Arena and upcoming games and events visit the official website above.
Facts For Your Visit
Fee: Fees vary by event.Address: 800 Griffiths Wy, Vancouver, BC V6B 6G1, Canada
Phone: (604) 899-7400
Official Website: Rogers Arena
Rogers Arena Reviews
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out of 5 One of the most exciting places to visit and enjoy an event like a hockey your football game Right next door at BC place. It's always a good vibes kinda feeling with huge crowds and traffic emerging out of the stadiums and into the streets and into restaurants and bars the party's just beginning when the game or concert let's out.
Family friendly services available for the entire family and levels of accessibility and needs. We are willing to make special arrangements and accommodations to ensure that nobody is going to miss out on there favorite events.
Lots of restaurants and bars within walking distance from both of the stadiums. No shortage of parking lots, and adequate police service and security available everywhere until late each night of any of our events, we want to ensure that our guests feel completely safe and comfortable to fully experience our amazing events and products without having to worry.
Barb and Barry O'Sullivan - 3 weeks ago
Love going to Rogers Arena for Canucks games. Been going for the last few years and have always had a good time. Staff are friendly and helpful and the food is always good - little pricey but good. Sadly tickets prices continue to rise but if you can afford it, I’d recommend going and experiencing an NHL game.
Highly recommend.
Matthew Bleakney - 3 months ago
Outstanding performance from Hans Zimmer and band. Truly an unforgettable experience.
The venue itself was clean and tidy. Removed a star because anyone with a bottle (plastic) entering the floor level was asked to dispose of it and pour their drink in another plastic cup with lid. While I understand why this was being done, it seems extremely wasteful.
Christina Marsh - a month ago
A relatively intimate arena venue. While clearly the home for the Canucks with their brand everywhere it easily serves other purposes quite well (i.e., Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band). Acoustics are OK, but at times with an echo chamber effect.
Gregory Kehm - 2 weeks ago
Directions
SkyTrain Line | Nearest Station | Walking Time |
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Expo Line | Stadium Station-Chinatown | 2 Minutes |
Canada Line | Yaletown-Roundhouse | 14 Minutes |
How to get to Rogers Arena by SkyTrain
No Buses Needed. From Stadium-Chinatown Station just follow the signs for the Rogers Arena exit. The arena, which is right across the road from the exit can't be missed.
From Yaletown-Roundhouse exit onto Davie Street and head east to Pacific Blvd. Cross over to the far side (important) and go left (north) along Pacific Blvd past BC Place Stadium. Rogers Arena is on your left beyond BC Place.
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