Rogers Arena 3D Seat View

Rogers Arena seating chart with real 3D views from every section

Next game

Canucks v Oilers · 1 Oct

Team

Vancouver Canucks

Capacity

~18,910 (approx.)

Conference

Western

Division

Pacific

City

Vancouver

Home games

42 in 2026-27

Rogers Arena opened in 1995 as General Motors Place — “the Garage” to Vancouver — and took its current name in 2010, the year it hosted the Olympic hockey tournament and the gold-medal game. It sits beside BC Place on the edge of downtown, on the SkyTrain, and its lower bowl is one of the steepest in the league, which is why the noise stays in the building.

Published figures for hockey range from 18,871 to 18,910 seats.

A steep, well-proportioned bowl in which the level matters more than the exact section. The 100 level along the boards gives the closest complete view of the sheet; the 100 corners see both goals and cost less. The club and suite rings flatten the angle. The 300 level is high but severely raked, so nothing is hidden — from centre ice up there you watch whole shifts, which is what a 61-metre sheet is built to be watched as. Published hockey capacities for this building disagree because the bowl has been reconfigured several times since 1995; the 3D view is the reliable answer for any given section.

Frequently asked questions

How can I see the view from my seat at Rogers Arena?

Click any section on the interactive Rogers Arena map above and a real panoramic 3D view from that part of the arena opens instantly. Drag to look around in 360°, so you know what you will see before you buy.

What is the capacity of Rogers Arena for hockey?

About 18,910 for ice hockey. Published figures for hockey range from 18,871 to 18,910 seats.

Who plays at Rogers Arena?

The Vancouver Canucks, in the NHL. The team plays 42 home games here in the 2026-27 season.

When is the next game at Rogers Arena?

Canucks v Oilers on 1 Oct 2026. Puck-drop times are confirmed by the league and the broadcasters closer to the date.

What are the best seats at Rogers Arena?

Lower level along the boards at centre ice, lower corners for value, and the front rows of the 300 level at centre ice — a steep upper bowl is an asset in hockey, not a penalty.