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Vancouver Canucks History
The Vancouver Canucks started play in 1970, entering the league along with the Buffalo Sabres. Vancouver has been to the Stanley Cup Final on three occasions, though they lost to the New York Islanders in 1982, the New York Rangers in 1994 and the Boston Bruins in 2011.
Despite humble beginnings, the Canucks continued to develop. With the arrival of three key players—Captain Trevor Linden, netminder Kirk McLean, and "the Russian Rocket" Pavel Bure, the Canucks had a winning Playoff run season—making it to the 1994 finals.
The Canucks continued to acquire superstars like Alexander Mogilny and Markus Näslund, and while the following years meant a series of losses, it allowed for the team to draft Henrik and Daniel Sedin, who would go on to lead the Canucks to Presidents' Trophies in back-to-back seasons in 2010-11 and 2011-12, as well as their finals appearance in 2011.
Vancouver Canucks Team Info
Conference: Western
Division: Pacific
Year Founded: 1970
Team Colors: Blue, Green, White
Team Rivals: Calgary Flames, Edmonton Oilers, San Jose Sharks
Vancouver Canucks at Rogers Arena
The Vancouver Canucks play their home games at the 475,000-square foot Rogers Arena(Opens in new tab), which also played host to the 2010 Winter Olympic Games where Sidney Crosby scored the “Golden Goal.” A staple of downtown Vancouver, the Canucks played their first game at the arena on October 9, 1995. Other notable events that have taken place at the arena include the 1998 NHL All-Star Game, 2019 NHL Entry Draft, and in October 2002 when Queen Elizabeth II dropped the ceremonial first puck during an NHL exhibition game between the Canucks and San Jose Sharks.
The Vancouver Canucks schedule for the 2025–26 regular season can be viewed on Ticketmaster.
Tickets for the 2025–26 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Vancouver Canucks. And if you're thinking about last-minute tickets, all tickets purchased through Ticketmaster are 100% verified and instantly delivered to your phone.
Ticket prices for Vancouver Canucks games depend on a variety of factors, including date and time, city, matchup, seat location, and when the tickets are purchased. The average ticket for a Vancouver Canucks game can cost anywhere between $100-$200.
The Canucks have made three appearances in the Stanley Cup Final (in 1982, 1994 and 2011), but have never won the Stanley Cup.
The seating map for Rogers Arena can be viewed on Ticketmaster(Opens in new tab).
It was a great game and it was wonderful to see Corey Schneider back in Vancouver and the fans got to thank him for the 5 years he was with the team. We beat New Jersey which was great. Gotta support my home team.
Great seats, great view and overall an amazing game!
For pre-season game it was ok and it was good the home team won convincingly , but the other team did not dress a lot of their Star Players.
great game......i hardly ever see the canucks win in person so this was a treat...strange they only open the gates a little over an hour before puck drop.......not sure why
this was our first experience of Ice Hockey and we had an amazing time. The game was full of action and very exciting. Would definately recommend this
This was an event I will cherish forever being able to take my two grandsons to a Canucks hockey game. It was their dream, along with their father and the whole experience was amazing
Except for the Canucks only playing with spirit for about half of the game and Luongo doing a statue impression in the shootout this was, as usual, a fun experience to get north for our annual NHL game.
Just a great game overall, I was taking my brothers to the game and it was my little brothers first Canucks game so the atmosphere couldn't have been any better! I definitely can't wait to take us all again!
Fun family night! Riveting ! Kids had so much fun!
The game was good, but Phoenix had a better defense that night and the Canucks looked at times lethargic.
The only reason I gave this event 4 stars and not 5 is because the Canucks lost.
My family and I attended the Canucks Superskills and had a great time watching our home team, show their hockey skills. It was nice to see them in a great mood, with their families and intermingling with the crowd. I would of liked to have seen more of the Canucks show off their hockey skills, than to see the PeeWee team. It was great that these kids had a chance to show their skills infront of the audience and Cancuks, but most of us were there to see our home team Canucks, do their stuff! I would of planned on less of the Peewees and more of the Canucks. Also, it would of been nice to have the Canucks give out more prizes. Surely, with all the sponsors more opportunities for free gifts should of been available.
The game was great (and the Canucks won). We enjoyed a couple smokies and 65+ minutes of hockey. We were very confused finding the Will Call windows and then apparently going through the wrong entrance. Had to go up 3 floors, over 10 sections, and back down to our level.
The canucks played a better game offensively. They didn't protect the 2 goal lead like in previous games and continued to play agressively.
This was my family's first time at a sports event. I purchased the "Family Pack" deal which included 4 tickets, 4 Cineplex movie passes, and a "voucher" for 4 hotdogs and sodas for $22 at the Arena concessions. The wife and kids are avid Vancouver Canucks fans and were extremely excited to go to this. We decided to take public transportation to Rogers Arena to avoid the rush hour traffic in Vancouver and parking fees. One bus ride and two Skytrain rides and we were within walking distance of the Arena. It costs us total $8.50 each way because it was a weekend and we had two children. Not bad, considering we probably would've spent more than that in parking alone plus fuel. Besides, my kids are young 5 and 9 and actually enjoy taking the bus and Skytrain! It was a great game and went into Overtime with the Canucks winning. The seats we got were in Section 318 which were up higher but not too bad. I would have liked to have been close but it's just too expensive and the event was almost sold out when we purchased the tickets. The view was good and everyone enjoyed themselves.
Had a great time! Too bad the kings lost :-( I would definitely recommend these seats again.
Great time at the game. Vancouver is a fun town as well. Look forward to going back and doing it again.
Single ticket sale in an awesome area of the arena.
What an exciting fun day!! We visited Canada for some great skiing with many friends and then a drive to Vancouver to see our beloved Canucks live :) Great experience :)
Althought the Canucks lost the energy and excitement of the game was still worth it.