2024-2025 Vancouver Canucks Hockey Tickets | Schedule
| Team: | Vancouver Canucks |
| Home City: | Vancouver, BC |
| Arena: | Rogers Arena |
| Division: | Pacific Division |
Vancouver Canucks Hockey Tickets are now available for the entire 2024-2025 season. Get great seats for home, away and Pacific Division games. There are many types of tickets available including parking passes, home, away, playoff, season tickets and more. Be a part of the Canucks tradition this year!
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Vancouver Canucks Hockey Facts
- The Vancouver Canucks joined the NHL as an expansion team in 1970. They played their first NHL season in 1970-1971.
- The Canucks have yet to win the Stanley Cup in their history. They have reached the Stanley Cup Finals three times, in the 1981-1982, 1993-1994, and 2010-2011 seasons, but were unable to capture the championship.
- The team’s colors are blue, green, and white. Their logo features a stylized orca whale breaking through a blue “C,” representing the coastal region of British Columbia.
- Henrik and Daniel Sedin, known as the Sedin twins, were iconic players in Canucks history. They played for the team from 2000 to 2018 and were known for their incredible chemistry and offensive production.
- The Canucks’ home arena is Rogers Arena, located in Vancouver, British Columbia. It has a seating capacity of approximately 18,900 for hockey games.
- Fin the Whale is the Canucks’ mascot. Fin is a friendly and energetic orca character who engages with fans during home games and community events.
- In the 2010-2011 season, the Canucks had a historic playoff run, winning the President’s Trophy for finishing with the best regular-season record and reaching the Stanley Cup Finals. Although they fell short of winning the championship, the team’s playoff run captivated fans across the league.
- Pavel Bure, a former Canucks player, is often referred to as the “Russian Rocket.” He was known for his incredible speed and scoring ability and remains one of the most exciting players in franchise history.
- The Canucks have retired several jersey numbers to honor their greatest players. Notable retired numbers include Trevor Linden’s number 16, Stan Smyl’s number 12, and Henrik and Daniel Sedin’s numbers 33 and 22, respectively.
- The Canucks have a dedicated and passionate fan base, often referred to as the “Canucks Army” or the “Canucks Nation.” They support the team with great enthusiasm and create an electric atmosphere during home games at Rogers Arena.