Fans can now buy Vancouver Canucks single-game tickets for the 2025-26 regular season. All 41 games are on sale, plus two of the three pre-season games. For those interested, tickets can be purchased here.
As for ticket prices, they vary depending on games. For example, tickets to the home opener against the Calgary Flames can be purchased for under $175 per person, while a ticket to see the Montréal Canadiens will cost fans at least $250. As for the cheapest ticket available during the first month of the regular season, that comes against the New York Rangers on October 28, where fans can get into Rogers Arena for under $135.
Looking at some other marquee games, tickets for January 31 against the Toronto Maple Leafs are currently on sale for just under $250. As for the defending Stanley Cup Champions, their March 17 visit is available for under $115. Lastly, the final home game of the regular season against the LA Kings is scheduled for April 14 and will cost fans under $105 to attend.
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