Rogers Arena

is a multi purpose arena located in downtown Vancouver, British Columbia. Opened in 1995, the arena is the home of the Vancouver Canucks and was the used for all of the ice hockey games at the 2010 Winter Olympics. The name of the arena was temporarily changed to Canada Hockey Place during the Olympics due to the IOC’s regulations against corporate naming of it’s events and/or venues.

Rogers Arena was built to replace the Pacific Coliseum as Vancouver’s primary indoor sports arena in part due to the NBA’s expansion into Canada in 1995, when Vancouver and Toronto were granted expansion teams. However, the Vancouver Grizzlies have since been relocated to the FedEx Forum in Memphis TN.

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Rogers Arena Hockey Seating Chart

Rogers Arena Basketball Seating Chart

Rogers Arena End Stage Seating Chart

Rogers Arena Center Stage Seating Chart

General Venue Information

Directions

From the Fraser Valley:
Follow Highway #1 west. Take the 1st Avenue exit and follow 1st Avenue until you reach Quebec Street. Turn right on Quebec Street and follow it until the road forks. Take the left fork onto Expo Blvd.

From Horseshoe Bay/West Vancouver:
Follow Highway #99 south. Take the Taylor Way exit and follow south. Turn left on Marine Drive. Take exit for the Lions Gate Bridge and travel through Stanley Park and follow Georgia Street through downtown to the stadium.

From Tsawwassen:
Follow Highway #17 north until you intersect Highway #99. Follow Highway #99 north and cross over the Oak Street Bridge. Follow Oak Street north until you reach 49th Avenue. Turn right on 49th Avenue and left on Cambie Street. Follow Cambie Street over the Cambie Street Bridge and take the first exit onto Pacific Blvd.

From Peace Portal Border Crossing:
Follow Highway #99 north. Cross over the Oak Street Bridge adn follow Oak Street north until you reach 49th Avenue. Turn right on 49th Avenue and then turn right LEFTonto Cambie Street. Follow Cambie Street over the Cambie Street Bridge and take the first exit onto Pacific Blvd.

Parking

Underground parking (Gate 9) is available through Charge-by-Phone and Ticket Centers for all Rogers Arena events except Canucks games. Please note height restrictions – 6’6”.

Other Parking is conveniently located at various Impark lots surrounding our facility.

See Accessible seating for detailed information on disability parking.

Public Transportation
There is direct access to and from SkyTrain along elevated pedestrian walkways.

For more information please contact the Coast Mountain Bus Co at 604.953.3333 or visit the Translink web site at www.translink.bc.ca.

Box Office Numbers

Vancouver Canucks: 604.899.GOAL (4625)
Disabilities Hotline: 604.899.7445

Box Office Hours

Monday to Friday: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Saturday/Sunday: Closed (unless there is an event)

Types of Payment Accepted

Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Diners Club and Cash.

Will Call

Box Office Location:
Located at gate 10.

Note: Please arrive at box office early if picking up tickets.

Customers must present the actual credit card used to place the order
and photo ID.

Accessible Seating

Accessible Seating:
Rogers Arena is fully wheelchair accessible with a seperate dedicated drive up entrance (located to the right/north of the main entrance). Wheelchair and attendant seating is located in the 300 level. There is an elevator which provides access to all levels.

Wheelchair & Disabled Parking:
Disability parking is available in Lot 315 located off of Carroll Street, east of Rogers Arena and Lot 946, the International Village parking located off of Keefer Street. We also have disabled parking spaces for vehicles under 6’6″” high in the underground Lot 987 of Rogers Arena. If you would like to reserve disabled parking underground, please call our Guests with Disabilities Hotline at 604.899.7445 for more information.

Please Note: Disabled parking spots are subject to availability.

Hearing Devices:
None.

Children Rules

Children under 2 years of age are admitted free, but must not take up a seat.

Miscellaneous

Seating Capacity:
Just over 21,000 including wheelchair spots.

Seating Layout:
Rogers Arena is divided into 4 levels, as follows;

Floor:
The floor setup for most concerts consists of 42 rows, divided into 3 sections. Rows 1-21, rows 22-32, rows 33-42. There are 51 seats in each row.

Plaza (100 Level):
There are 22 sections in the Plaza level numbered 101 – 122. There are 25 rows in each section; people walk up 8-9 stairs with a handrail from the concourse and walk down to rows 1-20 and up to rows 21-25. Each section has one aisle that runs right down the middle of it. Standing at concourse level facing the floor at row 20, the seats to the right are numbered 1-10. The seats to the left of the aisle are numbered 101-110. Seats 1 and 101 are always the aisle seat. However, Seats 10 and 110 are never aisle seats. The person sitting in section 117, seat 110 is seated right beside the person sitting in section 118, seat 10.

200 Level:
Reserved for private and hospitality suites.

Balcony (300 Level):
There are 30 sections in the Balcony level numbered 301-330 Sections 305-326 are in front of the stage. There are 15 rows in each section; people walk up 8-9 stairs with a handrail from the concourse and walk down to rows 1-4 and up to rows 5-15. Seating is the same as 100 level.

Features:
- Wider, more comfortable, padded seats throughout the facility.
- Well appointed concourses provided for each seating level.
- Enticing array of food and beverage services designed to please every palate.
- Overhead lighting to eliminate glare.
- 350 seat view restaurant (located above Plaza level seating).
- Modern video and sound system.
- Areas with an all glass visibility to the surrounding cityscape.
- Full retail area.

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