Vancouver Canucks
Venue and travel guide
Venue and location
Address
800 Griffiths Way
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City
Vancouver
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State
British Columbia
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Venue name
Rogers Arena
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Parking
Cheapest
Early-bird rates at nearby Impark surface lots (around C$12 for a multi-hour block if arriving early); transit is generally cheaper than driving
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Guide url
https://rogersarena.com/parking-and-directions
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Accessible parking
Limited accessible (disability) stalls in the underground parkade available by reservation only via Fan Services at (604) 899-7440 or email
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Hours
The underground parkade (Lot 987) opens to ticketholders no earlier than 15 minutes before arena doors open; it is not open to the general public during Canucks games
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Prepaid
Recommended; nearby lots can be pre-paid/reserved (e.g., via operator apps or Ticketmaster for select events)
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Prices
Roughly C$30–$40 at most nearby lots/parkades for Canucks games; some lots range C$10–$30 depending on location and demand, with early-bird rates as low as ~C$12 at certain Impark lots
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Overview
Rogers Arena offers multiple parking options including the Rogers Arena Parkade (directly connected to the arena), the Costco Parkade (event parking), and several downtown Vancouver parkades. Event rates range from $15-$40 CAD. Pre-paid parking available. ADA parking in the Rogers Arena Parkade.
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Public transport
SkyTrain Expo Line Stadium-Chinatown Station is directly adjacent; strongly recommended over driving
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Tailgating
N/A — indoor arena
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Traffic
Griffiths Way, Expo Boulevard, Pacific Boulevard, and the Georgia/Dunsmuir viaduct approaches congest heavily before and after games; surrounding downtown lots fill quickly
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Types
Underground parkade (Lot 987, accessed via Griffiths Way, 6'6"/2m clearance) plus thousands of nearby public lots/parkades (Impark, Indigo) within walking distance
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Public transportation
Airport connection
From YVR, take the Canada Line to Waterfront or Vancouver City Centre and transfer to the Expo Line for Stadium-Chinatown
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App
TransLink app / translink.ca; third-party apps like Transit and Moovit
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Best option
SkyTrain Expo Line to Stadium-Chinatown Station — fastest and most reliable
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Bus routes
Routes serving the downtown/arena area include 16, 19, 22, 23, 50, 250, and R5 RapidBus; 19 and 22 stop nearby
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Fare
TransLink Compass Card or contactless tap-to-pay (credit/debit/mobile wallet); fares are zone-based
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Ferry
SeaBus from North Vancouver to Waterfront Station, then Expo Line to Stadium-Chinatown
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Nearest station
Stadium-Chinatown Station (SkyTrain), directly adjacent across from Gate 10 via the Stadium Entrance/Exit
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Overview
SkyTrain Expo Line: Stadium-Chinatown Station is directly adjacent to Rogers Arena. Multiple TransLink bus routes serve downtown Vancouver. SkyTrain fare varies by zone ($3.15-$6.05 CAD). The SeaBus to the North Shore connects at Waterfront Station, a short SkyTrain ride away.
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Rail lines
SkyTrain Expo Line (Stadium-Chinatown). Canada Line (Vancouver City Centre, ~15-20 min walk) and Millennium Line connect via transfers
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Tips
Use the lower street-level (Pacific Blvd) exit and follow signs to the Rogers Arena/Stadium exit; expect crowded platforms immediately post-game
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Walking distance
Stadium-Chinatown Station is directly across the street from the arena (under 1 minute walk)
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Shuttles
Accessibility
N/A — no official shuttle
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Cost
N/A — no official shuttle
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Dropoff
N/A — no official shuttle
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Frequency
N/A — no official shuttle (SkyTrain runs frequent service before and after events)
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Notes
Rogers Arena directs fans to TransLink (translink.ca) for transit; no team-operated shuttle is published
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Operator
N/A — no official shuttle
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Park ride
TransLink Park & Ride lots along the Expo/Millennium/Canada Line SkyTrain network feed into Stadium-Chinatown Station
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Pickup
N/A — no official shuttle
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Overview
No dedicated shuttle service. SkyTrain Stadium-Chinatown Station is directly adjacent to the arena and provides rapid transit throughout Metro Vancouver on the Expo Line.
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Routes
N/A — no dedicated official game-day shuttle; the arena promotes SkyTrain/transit instead
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Schedule
N/A — indoor arena / no official shuttle
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Bicycles
Overview
Mobi by Shaw Go bike-share stations located near the arena on Expo Boulevard. Bike racks available on the arena plaza. Dedicated bike lanes on nearby Dunsmuir and Hornby Streets.
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Rack locations
Public bike racks are available in the downtown area surrounding the arena
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Share cost
Mobi single-trip and pass pricing per Mobi's published rates; bike valet (when offered) is free
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Share provider
Mobi by Rogers (Vancouver Bike Share, Inc.)
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Share station
Mobi by Rogers bike-share stations are located throughout downtown near the arena
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Tips
Use Mobi for short downtown trips; if biking, check whether event bike valet is operating for your specific event
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Valet
Available for select events through the City of Vancouver secure bicycle parking program; not confirmed for every Canucks game
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Accessibility
Accessible parking
Accessible (disability) stalls in the underground parkade by reservation via Fan Services (604) 899-7440; parkade opens 15 minutes before doors
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Assistive listening
Available (play-by-play and in-bowl audio) at Guest Services Centres 104 (hockey only), 114, and 311
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Contact
Fan Services, (604) 899-7440
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Dropoff
Gate 16 on Pat Quinn Way — designated accessible drop-off/pick-up with mid-block curb ramps and direct elevator access
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Elevators
Elevators at Gates 2, 9, 10, and 16; Georgia Street and Dunsmuir Street walkways connect to Beatty Street and Level 300 balcony seating
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Fun fact
The Georgia and Dunsmuir Street elevated walkways let guests with mobility needs reach the Level 300 balcony directly from street level
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Overview
Rogers Arena is fully ADA-compliant. Accessible seating on all levels. All entrances are wheelchair accessible. Elevators serve every level. SkyTrain provides accessible transit directly to the arena. Assistive listening devices and sensory kits at Guest Services.
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Restrooms
All restrooms are wheelchair accessible; accessible universal washrooms in Sections 103, 109, and 319
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Sensory
Autism accessibility with Canucks Autism Network — CAN Sensory Kits (noise-cancelling headphones, sensory toy, visual storybook) at Guest Services, plus a Quiet Room by request/availability
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Service animals
Service animals welcome; carpets available at Guest Service Centres; notify ticket seller if an aisle seat is needed
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Wheelchair seating
Wheelchair and companion seating in designated locations sold through Ticketmaster (codes WC101, WC122, WC311, WC317, WC400E, WC400S)
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Food and vendors
Craft beer
Wide selection of local BC and international beers (Molson partner outlets) plus pub-style bars throughout the concourses
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Fun fact
The arena offers around 15 distinct restaurants/food vendors, with several premium club venues offering live views of the ice
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Local
Triple O's, Panago Pizza, Catch (seafood), Carve, Santé, Melt, Crisp, Chop Asian Noodle Stir-Fry, Steamer's Hot Dogs, Swirl Soft Serve, Tequila Tromba, Inniskillin Wine Bar — roughly 15 in-venue outlets
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Notable stands
Triple O's, Catch (seafood), Inniskillin Wine Bar, Tequila Tromba, plus The Sports Bar LIVE!
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Overview
Rogers Arena features a Pacific Northwest-focused food program with local vendors, craft beer from BC breweries, fresh seafood options, and premium dining. The Canucks Team Store is on the main concourse.
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Signature food
Triple O's signature burgers and fries (the White Spot-affiliated BC favourite)
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Vegetarian
Yes — many outlets offer vegetarian, vegan, dairy-free, and gluten-free options
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Venue history
Architect
Brisbin Brook Beynon Architects (BBB)
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Construction cost
Approximately CA$160 million (privately financed)
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Famous moments
Hosted 2010 Winter Olympics/Paralympics ice hockey events; Canucks' runs to the 2011 Stanley Cup Final; the 2010 Ring of Honour creation for the franchise's 40th anniversary
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Fun fact
Replaced the aging Pacific Coliseum as the Canucks' home; the 2025-26 season marks the arena's 30th anniversary
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Opened
1995
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Original capacity
18,422 for ice hockey (1995–2002)
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Original name
General Motors Place ("GM Place"), renamed Rogers Arena on July 6, 2010
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Overview
Opened September 21, 1995 as General Motors Place. The Canucks reached the Stanley Cup Final in 1994 (lost Game 7 at Pacific Coliseum) and again in 2011, creating the most intense hockey atmosphere Vancouver has ever seen. Rogers Arena has hosted the 2010 Winter Olympics hockey gold medal game.
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Renovations
Numerous upgrades over the years including a new suspended center-hung scoreboard; prior to the 2024-25 season all seats in both the upper and lower bowls were replaced
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Retired numbers
Retired numbers — Stan Smyl (12), Trevor Linden (16), Pavel Bure (10), Markus Naslund (19), and Daniel (22) & Henrik (33) Sedin. A Ring of Honour (est. 2010) recognizes additional franchise legends
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Venue details
Climate
Fully enclosed, climate-controlled indoor arena
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Elevation
Approximately sea level (~0–50 ft; downtown Vancouver waterfront)
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Levels
Multiple tiers — Lower Bowl (100s), Club/Suite Level (200s), Upper Balcony (300s), plus Penthouse-level (500s) suites
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Premium
Level 200 executive hospitality suites (numbered ~201–282) plus Loge Club boxes, club lounges, and Penthouse/Club 500 suites
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Overview
Hockey seating capacity: 18,910. Ice surface: 200 ft × 85 ft. Located in the heart of downtown Vancouver with views of False Creek and the North Shore mountains.
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Shared tenants
Vancouver Warriors (National Lacrosse League); hosts concerts and other events
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Surface
NHL regulation ice sheet, 200 ft x 85 ft
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