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    Kev I.

    Canucks lost as usual, was a good night hanging out with friends. Only $10 for an adult beverage ( ) although the 50 / 50 draw was pretty high. As I said at game, would rather see a throw on net than the bad passing of Canucks...

    We are all Canucks.... except for us posers from over the border. Hahaha
    Belle B.

    While visiting Vancouver I had the pleasure to attend a Canucks game. Wooo! After spending the last 20 years watching the Ducks and the Kings, I was happy to watch my favorite sport in a real hockey town. The tickets were not cheap, but they are not cheap in Los Angeles either. We paid only slightly more than what we would have paid at the Staples Center {Honda Center is generally cheaper} for similar tickets (just a few rows back from the glass). Of course being Canada, everyone was incredibly nice and welcoming. On the SkyTrain on the way over, we were in a sea of Canucks fans of all ages and appearances. At the stadium, the fans were buzzing with excited anticipation. We started off at the team store and scored some great gear for the game. I was amazed how contained and polite everyone was during the game. Not that I'm a crazed fan, but I'm used to jumping up and down cheering and yelling (non-profane) at players and refs. The price of the concession stands were pretty standard, but they had fresh made mini-donuts that seemed pretty standard. Leaving the arena was daunting as it seemed as if the entire population of Vancouver were trying to board the SkyTrain at the same time. I imagine most people do take public transportation since parking is scarce and almost as pricy as the tickets to the game. Luckily we purchased our return ticket in advance so that helped a bit. Traffic into the SkyTrain station was managed well and it did not take long for us to be on our way.

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    Maybe try to win a game this year? Might be neat to try something new and not just suck all season long.

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    I am not Canadian but I think the Canucks are an awesome team! Love the Swedish twins ;-))

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    Review Highlights - Vancouver Canucks

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    Vancouver Whitecaps FC

    Vancouver Whitecaps FC

    3.0(26 reviews)
    0.4 kmDowntown

    Was assaulted at a Caps game for wearing a national team jersey and had my property destroyed one…read moreof the fan experience members said I was to blame, the club was rude and condescending to me in their dealings knowing I have an intellectual disability and were incredibly disrespectfu! a disgraceful organizatio!

    Since beginning MLS play in 2011, the Vancouver Whitecaps have been a mediocre team at best. The…read moreteam's best season was in 2015 when they won the Voyageurs Cup, awarded to the winners of the Canadian Championship. That year, they finished in second place in the MLS Western Conference, third place overall, and advanced to the Conference Semifinals where they lost to the eventual MLS Cup champions and their longtime rivals, the Portland Timbers. The Whitecaps play in BC Place (opened 1983; renovated 2009, 2011), located in the heart of Vancouver, just on the north side of False Creek, downtown. With an official seating capacity of 22,120, Whitecap games are well-attended with an average annual attendance of 21,143 over the last five years (95.6% average capacity). Despite lackluster results on the pitch, Vancouver fans come out to support and it's not surprising given how popular MLS has become, particularly with in-person attendance, over the years. FYI, BC Place was the main stadium for the 2010 Winter Olympics. A couple of prolific former Whitecaps include Brazilian forward Camilo Sanvezzo (a.k.a. "Camilo"), Chilean midfielder Pedro Morales, and Danish goalkeeper David Ousted. To date, Camilo and Morales have been Vancouver's top two goalscorers at 43 and 29 goals, respectively. Morales is actually tied for second with fellow midfielder and teammate for two seasons (2015-16), Uruguayan Cristian Techera. Ousted, who played for Vancouver from 2013-17, is tied for the third-most appearances with the team. He holds the team records for most wins, clean sheets, and saves, all coming in the fruitful 2014-15 era. Uniquely, in 2020, due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and Canadian quarantine rules, the Whitecaps played their remaining home games at Providence Park in Portland, Oregon. Providence Park is home to the aforementioned Timbers, one of the Whitecaps' biggest rivals. It was nice of the Timbers to host the Whitecaps during this global crisis.

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    Vancouver Canadians Professional Baseball Club

    Vancouver Canadians Professional Baseball Club

    4.8(11 reviews)
    3.8 kmRiley Park

    Great little stadium had fun at the baseball game. Food is a bit expensive but overall great.read more

    For pure ballgame experience it's a solid 3 star - because I'm sentimental to the Canadians (being…read morea local), this is a 4 star. I've been to many other "character" minor league stadiums and Nat Bailey Stadium is middle of the road - it was below par before the recent renovations. It's difficult to really do too much more to the stadium because of the logistical limitations - BUT let's get on with my actual ball game experience here. This is more than something from memory without any substance - yes that is a barb at Jenni O. It was Japanese Heritage night tonight at the "Nat" so there were a good deal of JCs in the seats. Good crowd and we sat in section 2 - after being given a bunch of free tickets. There were folks sitting in our bleacher seats so we just went two rows back to take a seat - only to be displaced by the actual ticketholders of that row in the fourth inning, so we went 10 rows down to another row to settle for the rest of the game. Baseball games are really about the experience of being there, taking in the great weather, watching the occasional good play, watching the sights around (birds, moon, people), being in the presence of good company, and having that ball park food. All that was there tonight, EXCEPT for the food. Holy S#$%! What planet did they pull those astronomical concessions prices from?!? It's like they took movie concession prices and added $1 to everything. Here's the run down of my not so satisfying buy (except for the mildly tasty foot long): - Chicken strips with overdone fries = $8.75 - Hot dog with overdone fries = $8.50 - 2 x Sprites (about a normal medium fountain drink) = 2 x $3.75 = $7.50 - Footlong hot dog = $6.75 I felt violated. Not just the price, but the taste. Even the cashier who took my order agreed with my comments of it being a rip off. But I suppose they have to make their money somewhere. This is one of those few places where your food could cost you more than the actual tickets if you take your family. Ordinarily I would take a star off for that, but my tickets were free so I've softened the blow somewhat. I do like what they've done with the front parking lot (doesn't hurt that the new 2010 curling facility is next door), with the art on the outside of the stadium and the revamped concession area. I know this is an old park, but it would be nice to have a big scoreboard that included such things as the stats of the player up to bat, etc. I also like the parking situation - $5 is very reasonable to par right behind the stadium. I'm just happy that we sat on the section 2 side so as not to be staring into the sun most of the game. As a random sidenote the American anthem singer was pretty bad, but the best part was his hand gesturing throughout his rendition.

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