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    Janet M.

    They said we can bring metal and plastic bottle on the email they sent to the attendees but that's not the case. After passing thru the security, one of the staff stopped me and told me I have to leave my metal water bottle. Please update the email template! Venue was ok overall. When seated on upper bowl, I can see everything and it was not too far.

    Rogers Arena - Vancouver 2017
    Shonah M.

    The Vancouver Canucks 0 vs NY Rangers 2 - 28Oct Aaahhh, the Vancouver Canucks vs the Rangers hockey game was kinda like a cheap date. Had the looks, lots of potential, but sadly absolutely zero finish - we couldn't score. I had not been to a Canucks game in literally over 25+ years. A niece was visiting from out of country & had wanted to see a hockey game. We picked this game against the Rangers. I was blown away at the intro phase of the game - loud clear surround sound, cool videos via the giant screen, & excellent flash lighting lit up the entire Rogers Arena. The crowd was pumped. Despite us losing, it was still great to watch live hockey again after all these years. The Canucks have a lot of major players out with injuries. Our goalie was sensational! He saved us from further misery. Regardless, it was a fun night out. Because I had not been to a game in such a long time, I splurged (Ticket Master secure resell) on lower bowl seats - totally worth it. Hot tip - if you want to get into the arena earlier, go to the Canucks Team Store (enter from outside the arena) at 530pm. You must show your tickets via your cell wallet, as they will be scanned in order to enter. My game started at 7pm. This gave us a chance to wonder around the store & the arena. Yup, food & drink options are a plenty available with good variety. However, it costs an arm & a leg & sometimes a kidney as well to be able to afford to eat here. You're better off having a bite outside somewhere downtown, before heading into the arena. Go Canucks go!

    Sheryl T.

    Got tickets to their Lunar New Year game this year and this is my first Canucks game! Check in was fast, they had a DJ to keep the crowd entertained, lion dances and mask changing performances to celebrate. Lots of fun and Canucks won! 2-0 I might be a new fan

    Outside
    Clarissa A.

    Fun arena to watch concerts in Vancouver. It can get a little tricky figuring out where to go since it's connected and next to several buildings but there are very friendly team members to help! Super walkable from the downtown Vancouver area. Found a great boutique hotel less than a 10 minute walk to the venue. The venue can hold more than 19,000 for concerts and acoustics are solid. Lots of vendors for food and drinks. Had the nachos, mini donuts and some awesome cocktails - service was super friendly. Lots of restrooms too, quick to get in and out.

    Raymond G.

    This review is strictly for the outside. I didn't go inside because hockey had not yet started for the season. It was really cool to walk around different areas and see all the different player banners they have up here. It was cool to see the Roger Nielsen and Pat Quinn statues. Great memories come back to mind when seeing these. I made this part of my early morning walk. I was able to walk around here just after sun up and when nobody else was around. So it's like I had the place to myself. The building is unique as there are so many different ways to get to it and also to enter. I am so glad I stopped by here. Anything hockey is my jam! I can't wait to go back up here and hit a game in the near future!

    CANUCKS WON
    Kady L.

    What a nice arena. Got to sit close to the game so it's a pretty good view. Not from around here so only got to enjoy it for a short time. Would say it's nice and walkable! I did see a Costco outside... great way to save money and eat there first and head over for the event :)

    Rogers Arena Vancouver BC 3/15/2025
    Billy D.

    Canucks 6-2 over Chicago. We went to Rogers Arena to see the game. Not being from Vancouver or Canada we didn't really know the ins and outs of arena navigation. I got the impression Rogers has been around awhile. The bathroom situation is challenging. I had to go down 2 levels to go use it. We sat in the upper deck which wasn't bad but the rows are steep and narrow as are the seats. The rows are also long with one way in and out. That means if you're near the aisle you are up and down about a million times a game to let people through and it's still a challenge to avoid getting up close and personal with you're row mates. The seats were cushioned and in good repair if a bit narrow. People aren't as narrow as they were 30 years ago. They could used some updating. NO CUP HOLDERS ! The show they put on surrounding the game is top notch. Their scoreboard or giant four sided 1.21 gigawatt high definition Jumbotron was the star. What a piece of machinery. I can't even imagine the brain power of the people who designed and manufactured it. The concessions offer just about anything. Just know everything is hugely overpriced. I was expecting high-ish but holy heck I did not expect that level of gouging that Rogers pulls off. Nicely played Rogers nicely played. Families, and their were many, must spend a fortune on game night. Even so I was entertained by the whole package and will come back.

    Ice level view from Sec 116.
    Ron R.

    This arena reminds me of the HP Pavilion (now SAP Center) in San Jose. Only this arena is starting to show its age. I've only visited once for a hockey game, but I would have preferred to catch a game at the newer and closer Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle instead. Even though that place feels a bit smaller, at least it's more modern. From the Main Entrance to Section 116, right behind the players' bench. Here's my overall perspective: ~ Location: I cannot comment about parking as it's just easier to get dropped off here versus paying for parking. Outside the arena, it looks pretty crammed, but traffic seemed to flow OK. You can find plenty of rooms for rent in the area, that make it convenient for you to walk there as well. That's just my 'place to stay' recommendation. ~ Entrance: We did get help from staff at the entrance and had no issues through the detectors. The gate staff were helpful as well. Once through, it was again, a bit hard crammed, as this place isn't as wide open the way T-Mobile Arena is in Vegas, or even the SAP Center, or Staples Center (now Crypto) in LA. It was annoying foot-traffic with no sense of direction. ~ Food: Typical food stands with high prices, so expect to pay close to $20 for burgers and beer (about $9 average). Avoid the beer line by paying with the beer-guys walking around with their mobile pos. No issues with the beer guy either. ~ Seating: These seats felt small and a bit uncomfortable. The cup holders did no justice as I placed my beer in the holder and settled in. Time for the national anthem! Got up, and my beer caught my jeans and SPLASHED all over the floor (damn, palm to forehead). Great timing for a bad omen. And yes, my Blues got served by the Canucks on this day! ~ View: Of the players and action was awesome! Obstructed a bit by the coaches, but that's what I paid for. Ice level view wasn't the greatest, but again I was expecting a bad view from behind the bench. Apparently, the jumbotron is fairly new and better than the previous. Looking up from ice level is harder to see though. From my past hockey game experiences, a typical good view of a hockey game would be from around Rows 13 thru 15. ~ Fan interaction: It felt crowded and dead in here. Seemed like the die-hard Canuck fans were optimistic, but not confident. Less interaction versus Kraken and VGK fans who seemed more excited to be in their home arena, rooting for their team versus the fans here. But I understand the history with the Canucks. Just being truthful. My Blues took 49 years to win their first Cup, so I know that feeling. For now, congrats to the Canucks for an awesome 23-24 season. I knew coach Tocchet would turn this team around. Would I attend another game here? Maybe, but only if it gets a facelift. I heard there are plans to replace the 30+ year old seats. So I may not return until that happens. In the meantime, I've got other NHL arenas to explore.

    Lindsey D.

    It's a stadium. With stadium pricing. Staff and security team are super nice. Commenting on seats. I've had the privilege to sit in different seats this time, from row 1 (premium has cup holders, to regular stadium seats (that have no cup holders) and box which is mainly standing. It's 2023, these seats are tiny for the most parts. There is generally no coat check, so these seats are even tinier if ones wearing outerwear or layers with nowhere to put your layers. Beer is usually poured from taps to cups with poor lids, there are full service bars and they provide a better vessel in a can. Tim Hortons has coffee, tea and hot chocolate. TIPS: Wear thermals with light layers that you don't mind scrunching in a bag. One gets a myriad of temperature of walking around, waiting in lines, watching games. When done with your bottle drink, there are water fountains that you can refill your water bottle. Log in with your barcode 90 minutes before game starts, as there are times when there is weak signal on your phone with massive usage in the area. Wifi is available, however. Use as backup.

    Edmonton vs Vancouver game 7
    'Matt D.

    Great venue but be warned you're coming out of pocket for everything. Drinks bring paper( plastic) stale cold popcorn bring paper, eats you may want to take out a loan out with a low interest rate. The should also have the Canadian blood bank set up to give a discount on some goodies, atleast that way you feel like your not being completely taken advantage of.‍ otherwise I recommend pregaming before you enter but don't get too too sloppy lol. Oh the seating is tight, I'm a big dude and honestly it's ridiculous for me and that is my biggest gripe and it ruins the entire experience for me. If it wasn't for the wife I'd never set foot in the place. But if you're an average person and you don't mind being so close to your neighbour you'll probably have a great time.

    The Canucks Team Store is located on the corner of Rogers Arena.
    Seth A.

    I made it to my first ever Canucks Hockey Game here at Rogers Arena, located right in the heart of downtown Vancouver, BC. Funny, I started sensing a pattern during my travels throughout Canada... The week prior, I was in Edmonton and checked out the Oilers home venue and that was called Rogers Place. And, in Toronto...the BlueJays MLB Stadium is called Rogers Centre!! Lol, now I'm confused! To recap... - Rogers Arena - Vancouver - Rogers Place - Edmonton - Rogers Centre - Toronto Interestingly...I also have Winnipeg, Ottawa and Montreal on my To Visit List...I wonder what those are called?! Anyhow, yeah I was excited to come to Vancouver for the first time. I got fortunate that the Canucks were in town. I purchased a ticket on StubHub for $22 Canadian! What a bargain considering I'm from the USA. Welp, my seat was in the 2nd row from the top, yet...the views from high above were terrific! I had no viewing hindrances and actually saw the rink pretty well! Overall...my first sense of this Rogers Arena was that it was a little on the older side and worn down some, but...I was really satisfied with my seat! No complaints here. Also, the game was played on a Sunday in the afternoon time at 4pm so I had the earlier part of the day to explore around Vancouver. And because it was a Sunday, I found free parking on the streets and walked 10 minutes over to the arena. For a 4pm game, they let fans inside starting at 3pm. This gave me a chance to enter right away and start taking photos without many people around, including...grabbing a picture with the team mascot, being a shark of some sort. The introductions to the game were exciting with cool sound effects attempting to ignite crowd noise in support of the Canucks. But, actually, the following evening I was in Seattle at Climate Pledge Arena for the Kraken's Hockey Game and the pre-game festivities were much more energetic than here at Rogers Arena. Really, a much noticeable difference. For being one of the very first home games of the 2022 - '23 season, the stands were about 3/4's full and when the Canucks scored a goal and did well...you could feel the loud support for the home team. And yes, my seat being in the corner Section 327 of the arena in Row 14 at the top was just fine for watching the game, even if I did have two strangers sitting beside me. I didn't mind...there was enough spacing. My only disappointment with the experience was trying to get a few pictures of myself and the hockey rink in the background. Every time I asked someone to take my photo, I appeared completely in the dark. Even when I used flash, the results were the same. And this brings me to another point. It's not just here at Rogers Arena, but I've been noticing a lot of NBA and NHL settings have this shadow/darkness issue. When fans try and take pictures of themselves, they're not coming out clearly. Even when the game finished, people stuck around to grab last minutes pics and were letdown by the lighting. I am not sure if the arena dimming the lights too much or not brightening up the "house lights"? I don't understand. But, I'm finding this issue to be frequent at indoor sports games. Yet...the next night at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, this darkness factor was nowhere to be found. I actually captured some great moments of me and the hockey rink that left me with fond memories of the game. So, I don't know...sometimes they just vary...is all I can say. In the end, regardless of whether I got the most fulfilling pictures or not, I still had a great time at my first ever Canucks game. And, it actually went into overtime so I got 5 bonus minutes to enjoy. Unfortunately, there were no sudden death penalty shots as the game finished in OT. Lastly, there is something about attending NHL hockey games that I find so exciting, to be in the action of it all rather than sitting at home and watching on television. Hockey games are fun and I'm glad I got to be here at Rogers Arena.

    John W.

    I had a great time at rogers arena. Me and my friends went to a Canucks game on a Saturday night. The stadium was packed!! It was a lot of fun watching the game. The stadium was generally really clean and nice. It was a cashless stadium but you could still exchange cash for gift cards at the service desk. Even in the very top row you could still see the action pretty well. The seats were relatively comfortable compared to other stadiums. I only wish the monitor in the middle of the arena was a little bit bigger. But as far as stadiums go this was pretty nice

    View from row 3
    L C.

    Located on the 500 level of Roger's Arena through gate 16 is Club 500. After you clear security and a quick elevator ride, you will be greeted by the warm hosting staff and led to your seats if you are a first time guest. Nicely decorated with Canuck's memorabilia and cinema lighting, you will stroll through a corridor and into a wider landing offering the first of many buffet style food stations that line the inner corridor of the 500 section. First stop - a sushi and oyster bar with a sushi master replenishing the various maki complete with pickled ginger and wasabi. Adjacent to the sushi is a buffet of charcuterie style cold cuts, cheeses, breads and soup. As you traverse the inner ring you'll find several stations offering baron of beef (with the trimmings), assorted cooked seafood, vegetables, chicken, rice, salad and accompaniments. Last stop are the desserts. Coffee and tea are included and self serve. There is a centrally located bar, service staff offer drinks and clear away dirty dishes, but if you don't want to wait a while as service is hit and miss, you should go to the bar and order directly. Today was the first pre season home game of the Canucks 2023-2024 season. Our seats were on row 3, which is at the top (not cantilevered over the upper section). It was the 2nd period before we were checked on by service staff, which was slow compared to other visits. In this section there are no bad seats, plus you have all of the TV's covering the game mounted in strategically located viewing spots. Ice visibility is excellent and even though you're high, you see all the action. You should be aware that event parking is around $40, so you may want to Uber if you are close by.

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    Review Highlights - Rogers Arena

    I am a super fan of the Canucks, and going to the games are always a highlight for me, because of the wonderful atmosphere and pleasant staff.

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    Pacific Coliseum - Free pizzas/ long line up

    Pacific Coliseum

    3.3(24 reviews)
    4.9 kmHastings-Sunrise

    Didn't know what to expect for my first monster jam but it was fairly pleasant - minus how cramp…read morethe seats were and I'm not even that tall. Like/ super chill stadium unlike the states. No clear bags. People brought bag, food. Toys! Pretty chill/ laid back. Got a very very last minute tickets- 200 zone but I was very close to the field! I like that. Row 2 though, so maybe that's why. Food, drinks and toys are insane for lines and prices. And no coffee ‍ Not bad for my first jam- and in Van city!!!

    Embarrassing and awful customer service I experienced at the Vancouver Goldeneyes game…read more I was the last person in line and I overheard someone tell my cashier "after you finish with the last customer, go on your break". Since I was the last person/only person left in his line, it was very clear that they meant to help me and then go on break. However, he packed an order in a bag for another customer and put the "closed" sign directly in front of me and walked away. I immediately questioned him and he told me to go to another line and someone will help me there. Expecting me to either budge in front of other customers or line up at the back of another line. It was extremely embarrassing, infuriating, and hurtful. No other cashier or server came to help me. Other customers were also surprised at what happened. I eventually spoke to one other cashier who ended up helping me immediately. But what a horrible and humiliating experience. Other customers came up to me afterwards to let me know that what happened was absolutely awful, which is very kind of them but it does not change my experience.

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    People waiting to enter for John Fogerty from CCR. Summer night concerts 2024

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    BC Place - Massive lines ups to get into stadium

    BC Place

    3.2(103 reviews)
    0.2 kmDowntown
    $$

    BC Place is a great venue for concerts and sports games. It's even bigger than Rogers Arena in…read moreterms of capacity. 54,500 people can be seated for concerts or sports events. They sell hot dogs, burgers, Indian food, poutines, Mac N Cheese and Korean fried chicken. I personally find it they have a bit more variety than Rogers Arena. I had an opportunity to go here because of White Caps playoff back in November. I visited here the second time while my previous visit was for a concert. The stadium here is a dome shape which can be opened in summer. It was steamy hot the last time I visited here. The game unexpectedly took a long time that I had to stay about 5 hours after multiple penalty kicks. It was fun cheering for my favourite soccer player. My biggest gripe was the phone charger booth. It wasn't the portable type on the go. It was the type where you lock and store it in the box. Would've been better if was a portable type to carry around. Food was expensive overall. Costco food court is a cheaper option. There's a lactation pod available for new moms.

    I got tickets for the opening game with the intent to see Snoop Dogg. Unfortunately, it was…read moreimpossible to catch the concert because of how congested the place was with people waiting outside. This was disappointing. I think they need to ease up on how things are done. This is the second time I missed the opening act because of how ridiculous circumstances are with the crowd control. Don't sell tickets if you cannot guarantee that people are able to come in and see the concerts whenever they please. The seats are also very uncomfortable and it is not recommended to sit on for 3+ hours if you have horrendous health issues like sciatica or back problems. You cannot even bring a seat cushion. I prefer Rogers arena over this place. Note that they are also very picky with what type of bag you bring in. You have to bring a tiny bag that barely fits anything or an ugly transparent bag for this occasion. With so many factors to weigh in on, I would not want to come back as it is rather a large inconvenience. To the manager of this place: Please do better! We get better service at Rogers Arena and I am apprehensive about coming back as it has gotten worse! I missed the opening act of a U2 concert several years ago and now this?!

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    Rolling Stones concert

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    Thunderbird Stadium - Nighthawks Ultimate game

    Thunderbird Stadium

    3.3(3 reviews)
    10.2 kmUBC

    Came to Thunderbird Stadium for a concert. Here are a few notes for anyone thinking of attending a…read moreconcert here: 1) Bring hearing protection, it is EXTREMELY loud. I was wearing hearing protection while also being up in the seated area pretty far from the stage and I still thought it was loud. 2) General Admission tickets mean you are in the standing area right in front of the stage, so it's nice if you like to get right up close to the artists. 3) If you're in the seated areas, it's alright but just be aware that the performers are going to be quite small and even with camera zoom you won't be able to see them in any sort of detail. Overall pretty standard for a stadium venue. I did appreciate they had enough concession stands open that the lines were not long at all for food or alcohol. Definitely not enough washrooms though - those lines were suuuper long. Plus I'm very sure anyone not wearing hearing protection came out of the event with some hearing damage though.

    While my first visit to Thunderbird Stadium was not to see the infamous UBC football team, the…read moreaptly named, Thunderbirds, I was able to get a better view of the stadium while attending a concert of Jack Johnson this past summer. By that I mean we were sitting right on the field! This stadium has been used as a concert venue many times in the past for Radiohead and Metallica amongst others, and it is perfect for holding up to 3,500 people. During a concert they tend to set up the stage not opposite the stands, so sitting in the stands is usually only preferred if you are here for a football game or you want to stay out of the rain! Outside of the stadium they sold beer at the beer tent set-up and you weren't able to bring booze indoors. They did sell mini-donuts though! What a better way to appease the masses than with mini-donuts right?! All in all, it was a fantastic venue for a concert!

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    Thunderbird Stadium - UBC Thunderbird stadium, Vancouver, BC

    UBC Thunderbird stadium, Vancouver, BC

    Thunderbird Stadium - Room for a few concert revelers!

    Room for a few concert revelers!

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    Richmond Ice Centre - Recycled rubber floors

    Richmond Ice Centre

    3.4(9 reviews)
    16.0 km

    I have to warn people that the concession at the Richmond Ice Centre really should be banned!…read more Not sure if she's the owner, she wears bright pink lipstick, never really smiles and have bad people skills! This is my story, I asked for hot water to top off my drank tea (I purchased it there of course). She not only seem unpleased at my request for adding hot water but used a mug that looked dirty to fill the hot water then she poured it into my paper cup. This mug appear to have her bright pink lipstick stain inside the mug, and when called her out if it was lipstick she said, "no it's coffee stain at the bottom of the cup"! Double gross! Lipstick and coffee stains! I felt sick left my tea on the counter! The health inspection should look into their health and safety standards! Really she can't give me hot water in my own cup, but she chooses to use her own dirty *** cup to transfer hot water!!!!!! Their health standards are gross and neglect any customer service. In fact she's passive aggressive in my opinion. If she was a decent human being she would have apologized and give me a brand new tea! Instead she argued that it's a coffee stain and that's supposed to be okay! Nope not okay! This is during the Richmond Boys tournament Dec 2024. I'm banning this concession and so should you!

    This place is first class. 6 rinks here with lots of drop in hockey schedule. Stick n' puck. Lots…read moreof hockey camps in Aug and tournaments in Dec. The dressing rooms are big with showers. The hall ways could have been 1 or 2 feet wider because when you enter there really is no room to pass. Especially when you have a hockey bad. Stanley's pub upstairs serves adult beverages and bar food. On the main level there is a small diner style outlet for the kids to get a hot dog. Plenty of vending machines everywhere that have sports drinks and coffee. Plenty of viewing areas. A huge parking lot dedicated to the RIC.

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    Richmond Ice Centre - The coliseum

    The coliseum

    Richmond Ice Centre - Gee, I wonder why there are so many puck marks on this sign

    Gee, I wonder why there are so many puck marks on this sign

    Richmond Ice Centre

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