Vancouver Canucks Suites

Rogers Arena, 800 Griffiths Way, Vancouver, BC

Vancouver is trending in the right direction in 2023-24. The Canucks have a plethora of options on offense. Youngster Elias Pettersson is already a monster. The center had a career-high 39 goals, 63 assists, and 102 points in 2022-23. It’s only a matter of time before Pettersson completely breaks out and cements himself as one of the best in the league. J.T. Miller and Andrei Kuuzmenko both tallied over 70 assists last season with 30+ goals and assists respectively. On defense, Vancouver has an absolute stud too. Quinn Hughes just became the first defenseman in 29 years to have 60 or more assists in consecutive seasons. Hughes also reached 200 career assists last campaign, the fastest defender to ever hit the mark. With the off-season additions of Pius Suter, Teddy Blueger, Carson Soucy, among others, the Canucks should contend for the postseason in 2023-24.

The Rogers Arena is the place to be for NHL action. Vancouver has plenty of Clubs to offer. The Champions Club has a great vantage point with hosting opportunities and premium fan experiences. The WELL Health President’s Club is a high-end, restaurant-style club with plush seating. Members have exclusive access to viewing players and the tunnel. The Loge Club is another option, providing reserved dining tables for six. The Encore Lounge is another prestigious space with premium services and rotating menus. For Suites, Luxury, Executive, and Penthouse types are available. Among the available options, luxurious furnishing, personal suite attendants, exclusive amenities, inspired cuisine, and more.

The Canucks, in the middle of a tough division with the other Western Canada teams, are hoping a full season under veteran head coach Bruce Boudreaux will return the club to its former levels of success. A lot also rides on the shoulders of 26-year-old goaltender Thatcher Demko, who played 64 games last year but tired a bit toward the end. Vancouver also improved from 23^rd defensively to fifth under Boudreau, and a healthy Tucker Poolman should keep the defensive unit strong. J.T. Miller carries the offense with newcomers Ilya Mikheyev (Toronto) and Andrei Kuzmenko (KHL’s St. Petersburg).

Luxury suites at Rogers Arena are located on three different levels of the venue—200, 400, and 500 levels. The Legends Suite, Center Ice Party Suite, and SportsBar Suite come with $1,000 in food and beverage credit. Penthouse Suites on the 500 level hold between 12 and 30 fans and provide a bird’s eye view of the action.

In a case of absolutely better late than never, the Canucks locked down two of their future cornerstones at the 11th hour. Top line center Elias Pettersson and defenseman Quinn Hughes signed a three-year and six-year-deal respectively at the beginning of October. The No. 5 overall draft pick in 2017 Pettersson missed the final 30 games of last season, but hopes to regain his trajectory as one of the league’s most promising young talents. Meanwhile, the 22-year-old Hughes recorded 97 points in his first 129 games in the NHL. After Braden Holtby’s departure, the goaltender duties belong to Thatcher Demko. The 6’4” netminder signed a five-year extension back in March after posting a 16-18-1 record with a .915 save percentage last season. Offseason acquisitions for the Canucks include two-time Stanley Cup winning defenseman Luke Schenn and forward Conor Garland from Arizona. Those seeking an unparalled approach at Rogers Arena can start with membership to Club 500. In addition to outstanding sight lines when puck drops, this Penthouse level hot spot offers a VIP entrance, dedicated concierge representatives and in-seat world-class service. For an entertainment experience unlike the rest, the Konica Minolta Champions Club serves an exceptional, all-inclusive rotating food menu in a social atmosphere that’s perfect for networking. Limited spaces remain for their most exclusive and prestigious seats as a private, reserved dining table for six awaits you at the Loge Club.