Rogers Arena

• Driving & Parking
  Drivers can access the arena's primary underground parkade via Griffiths Way from either Expo or Pacific Boulevard, though please note that these spots are generally reserved for permit holders during professional hockey games. For general event parking, the most reliable accommodations are found at the adjacent Costco garage, the International Village lot, or the various commercial surfaces along Pacific Boulevard.
• Public Transit
  • SkyTrain Lines
    Millennium Line passengers must transfer to the Expo Line at Commercial Broadway Station to reach the arena. West Coast Express is a primary rail option for fans coming from the Tri-Cities/Mission.
  • Bus Line
    The most frequent lines serving the immediate stadium district are the 19 Metrotown/Stanley Park and the 50 Waterfront/False Creek South.
• Rideshare
  The designated zones are located along Expo Boulevard near Gate 2, while guests requiring accessible entry should utilize the specific drop-off point at Gate 16 on Pat Quinn Way.

Bars & Restaurants

• The Pint Public House
  One of the most popular pregame spots. A sprawling sports bar with big screens, a lively crowd, and game-day specials.
• The Library Square Pub
  Occupies a striking heritage building at the Vancouver Public Library and offers solid pub fare with a more relaxed vibe before the walk to the game.
• Mèreon
  Is a trendy new spot in the downtown core for cocktails and elevated small plates if you're looking for something more upscale before the game.
• Chambar Restaurant
  Is a celebrated Belgian eatery on Beatty Street known for its moules frites, waffles, and refined cocktails. One of Vancouver's best restaurants and just a short walk from the arena.
• JAPADOG
  A Vancouver street-food icon serving Japanese-style hot dogs with creative toppings like teriyaki, seaweed, and japanese mayo from their storefront on Robson Street.

Neighborhood Attractions

• Stanley Park Seawall Path
  Is a world-famous waterfront trail that loops around Stanley Park with views of the mountains, ocean, and city. An essential Vancouver experience for visiting fans.
• Gastown Steam Clock
  Is one of Vancouver's most photographed landmarks, a steam-powered clock in the historic Gastown neighborhood just blocks from the arena.
• Vancouver Lookout
  Offers panoramic 360-degree views of the city, mountains, and harbour from its observation deck atop the Harbour Centre tower.
• Science World
  An iconic geodesic dome on the False Creek waterfront. Originally built for Expo 86, housing interactive science exhibits and an OMNIMAX theatre.
• Olympic Village (Southeast False Creek)
  A redeveloped neighborhood built for the 2010 Winter Olympics, now a vibrant waterfront community with restaurants, breweries, and public art.

• Statues
  • The Roger Neilson Statue
    Located at the northeast corner near Gate 3 and Pat Quinn Way, this iconic bronze statue depicts coach Roger Neilson waving a white towel on a hockey stick during the 1982 playoffs. It serves as the permanent monument to the birth of Towel Power in Vancouver.
  • The Pat Quinn Statue & Pat’s Bench
    Situated near the southwest side Gate 16 area along Pat Quinn Way. This life-sized tribute to the late coach and GM includes a replica of the Pat's Bench from the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics, where fans are encouraged to sit and take photos.
• Retired Numbers
  • #10 Pavel Bure
    The Russian Rocket
  • #12 Stan Smyl
    Steamer
  • #16 Trevor Linden
    Captain Canuck
  • #19 Markus Naslund
  • #33 Henrik Sedin
  • #22 Daniel Sedin

• WELL Health President’s Club
  Situated between the home and away locker rooms.This is the arena’s most exclusive experience. Members enjoy an à la carte gourmet menu in a restaurant-style setting where they can watch players from both teams walk to and from the ice. After dining, guests move to reserved, ultra-plush seating located directly behind the player benches.
• Madrí Excepcional Lounge
  Section 215. This stylish, branded social space offers seating for up to 106 people. It features a private bar, dedicated concourse-level seating, and a standing-room area designed for a more social, lounge-style game experience.
• The Loge Club
  TD Executive 200 Level. This all-inclusive space is designed for small groups typically tables of 6. It blends a private dining experience with arena action, providing guests with a reserved table for tapas-style dining and private box seats that overlook the lower bowl.
• Champions Club
  Executive Suite Level (East End). An all-inclusive social club that includes a rotating buffet and non-alcoholic beverages. It features private restrooms, a dedicated VIP entrance, and a private cash bar. The seating offers an elevated view of the end where the Canucks defend for two out of three periods.
• Encore Lounge
  Level 400. Specifically tailored for both hockey and concerts, this club offers panoramic views from the 400 level. It is an all-inclusive package featuring high-end menus and a prestigious atmosphere, often used as a per-event rental for those seeking a premium view without a full-season commitment.
• The Sportsbar
  Level 200 & 300. Integrating the Sportsbar Live concept, these suites allow groups up to 60 people to enjoy a high-energy bar atmosphere with dedicated food and beverage credits while having a direct, unobstructed view of the ice.
• Executive & Penthouse Suites
  Level 200 Executive and Level 500 Penthouse. Fully private spaces with personal suite attendants. The Level 200 suites were recently refreshed with modern furnishings and high-tech amenities, while the Level 500 Penthouse suites offer the best bird's-eye view for tactical hockey fans and large-scale concert productions.

• Triple O’s
  ABC legend serving their famous burgers with Triple-O sauce, hand-scooped milkshakes, and thick cut fries.
• Panago Pizza
  A local favorite providing fresh pizza by the slice, including plant-based and gluten-free crust opt.
• Chop Noodle Bar
  Highlights the city’s Asian influence with customizable noodle bowls, stir fry, and tofu poke.
• Steamer’s
  The go-to for gourmet hot dogs, featuring the "Canucks Dog" and "Chicago Dog," with gluten-free buns available upon request.
• Uno Gelato
  Artisanal, locally-made gelato and sorbetto featuring seasonal BC ingredients.