The Vancouver Canucks released presale tickets for the first round of the playoffs on Friday.

With the Vancouver Canucks on the verge of clinching a playoff spot, the organization has started selling tickets for the first round. As expected, the prices are not cheap, with some tickets costing over $1,000. Here is a look at what fans must pay on Ticketmaster to get into Rogers Arena during the first round of the 2024 Stanley Cup Playoffs. 

Starting with Home Game 1, fans can get in the door for as low as $600. These seats are in section 103, which is located behind the net, where the Canucks defend twice. As for the most expensive seat for Home Game 1, that will cost fans $1,069 and is located in the 500 level.  

If fans want to wait until Home Game 2, they can get in for under $450. Currently, the cheapest ticket is on sale for $445 but is a single located in section 101. Just like for Home Game 1, the 500 level features the most expensive seat but costs a little less at only $1,034.

Moving on to Home Game 3, the cheapest ticket jumps a bit. For $513, fans can sit behind the net Vancouver shoots twice at, with a few section options available. As for the 500 level for this game, fans can get a deal as they are currently going for only $961 each.

Lastly, Home Game 4 is the game with the most options currently available. Fans can choose to sit alone for $322 or with a companion for $422. As for the 500 level, these are once again the most expensive coming in at $922. 

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