Stars On Ice Reschedule Rogers Arena Performance For Canucks Viewing Party

Arena availability in the playoffs can be complicated. Booked events can often create scheduling conflicts, which in turn affect the series. On occasion, though, events can be rescheduled, which is the case for Stars On Ice's upcoming trip to Vancouver. 

One scheduling conflict that arose for the Vancouver Canucks in their second-round series against the Edmonton Oilers was a performance by Stars On Ice. While the performance didn't affect the two teams from playing, the event was scheduled for the same time as Game 4, meaning the Canucks could not host a viewing party. That has now changed as Stars On Ice announced on Thursday that they would now be performing on Monday, May 13, rather than Tuesday, May 14. 

In their statement, Stars On Ice wrote, "In an effort to rally behind the Vancouver Canucks as they embark on their playoff journey, the Stars on Ice team has announced a change in schedule for its highly anticipated performance at Rogers Arena. The Vancouver Canucks, making their first playoff appearance in four years, are gearing up for a crucial second-round clash against arch-rivals, the Edmonton Oilers. With game four set to take place in Edmonton on Tuesday, May 14th, Rogers Arena has announced it will host a viewing party for its fans in Vancouver that night. In light of this, the Stars on Ice show originally scheduled for Tuesday, May 14th will now take place on Monday, May 13th at 7:00 pm. We understand the importance of supporting the Canucks during this pivotal moment, and we are committed to ensuring that fans can both celebrate their team's success and experience the magic of Stars on Ice. Please visit starsonice.ca or contact Rogers Arena for more information."

While Vancouver hasn't released details about the Game 4 viewing party, fans are encouraged to get tickets as soon as they become available. The $20 Game 3 tickets sold out immediately and are now being resold upwards of $100. Game 4 is currently scheduled for 6:30 pm PT on Tuesday, May 14, from Rogers Place in Edmonton.

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