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The Vancouver Canucks have announced that more than 1,000 single-game tickets for all home games in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs will go on sale this Saturday, March 31, at 10 a.m.
The tickets will be for sale via telephone or internet only. Fans can buy the tickets online at canucks.com/tickets or by calling Ticketmaster at 1-855-523-6800. Two days later, on Monday, April 2, tickets will be available at the Rogers Arena Box Office and Ticketmaster Ticket Centres based on availability. Tickets will be distributed once the Round 1 game schedule is confirmed and announced.
Ticket prices for Round 1 start at $135. One year ago at this time, the Canucks website advertised Round 1 tickets starting at $90 — representing a 50 per cent increase.
Based on availability, each household will be eligible to purchase a maximum of four tickets per game.
All present Canucks ticket holders can buy their playoff tickets in advance of the public on-sale as part of their benefits package. Playoff Paks for Round 1 and 2 will also be available to Canucks Group Leaders, Power Play Pak buyers, Blue Line wait list members and other members of the Canucks family.
wow, ticket prices are fucking bullshit. I remember getting round 1 tickets 2 years ago for 80 a piece I think
saw my first game yesterday seated in the lower bowl yesterday row14
last game before that was round1 playoffs vs CHI ...we sat pretty damn up high in the upper bowl
before that was also in the upper bowl, middle rows
what a night and day difference it is from the upper lol.
id rather sit at home as well and watch it on HD than sit in the upper bowls
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Craziest game I've ever been to was the Matt Cooke tieing goal in game 7 in 04, loudest game by far
2nd would be game two of the finals last year with manny's return, I'd say that game had more emotion but even when burrows scored in ot it wasn't as crazy as the Cooke goal although I was close enough to don cherry before the game that I could have smacked him in the back of the head, that was kinda cool lol
If you've never been to a playoff game id definately recommend going to game 1 of the series
CA $141.50 - CA $463.50
CA $141.50 (CA $132.25 Ticket + CA $9.25 Fees)
CA $463.50 (CA $454.25 Ticket + CA $9.25 Fees)
That's what is showing on the presale page. I'd rather watch on tv or at a bar.
If I recall correctly, last year's round 1 started just under $100 for crappiest seats (which is never available btw). I ended up with some $150 upper bowl, section 326 row 15 (last row).
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saw my first game yesterday seated in the lower bowl yesterday row14
last game before that was round1 playoffs vs CHI ...we sat pretty damn up high in the upper bowl
before that was also in the upper bowl, middle rows
what a night and day difference it is from the upper lol.
id rather sit at home as well and watch it on HD than sit in the upper bowls
For a playoff game, I would sit ANYWHERE in the arena. VAN vs. CHI game 7 was most epic.
For a regular season game, center ice upper (sections 308 or 323) row 1-10 aisle seats 1-2 or 101-102 have the best view. Section 308 is close to the washroom and food too.
Sat right at the Canucks tunnel (for high 5's) behind the bench. It's an experience to high 5 with players but can't see shit for game play.
Also sat right behind the penalty box at Staples Center, can't see shit with referee and the glass blocking.