How much Vancouver Canucks tickets cost now with prices dropping
Getting Vancouver Canucks tickets for under $100 was rather difficult at the beginning of the season, but things have changed.
With the Canucks nosediving to the bottom of the NHL standings, the price of tickets is following suit.
Never mind spending $100 for a Canucks ticket. There are now seats available for under $50.
Here’s a list of the Canucks home games in March, along with the cheapest ticket currently available on StubHub:
- Monday, March 2 vs. Dallas Stars: $50
- Wednesday, March 4 vs. Carolina Hurricanes: $36
- Monday, March 9 vs. Ottawa Senators: $38
- Thursday, March 12 vs. Nashville Predators: $39
- Saturday, March 14 vs. Seattle Kraken: $87
- Tuesday, March 17 vs. Florida Panthers: $40
- Thursday, March 19 vs. Tampa Bay Lightning: $43
- Saturday, March 21 vs. St. Louis Blues: $47
- Tuesday, March 24 vs. Anaheim Ducks: $36
- Thursday, March 26 vs. Los Angeles Kings: $37
A glance at tickets on websites such as Ticketmaster and GameTime shows that tickets are only marginally more expensive, at least on the resale market.
On Ticketmaster, the cheapest tickets for all of these games are still under $65, outside of the two Saturday night games versus the Seattle Kraken and St. Louis Blues. Still, fans can get tickets to both of those games for under $100, which wasn’t possible for Saturday night games a few months ago.
None of this is all that surprising, considering where the Canucks are in the standings. They’re currently on pace for their worst season since the Mark Messier era. They’ve been especially bad on home ice, winning just six of 28 games at Rogers Arena.
What’s more surprising is that the Canucks are still nearing a sellout every game, and fans have largely been upbeat at games.
Itās getting wild and crazy at Rogers Arena šŗ š pic.twitter.com/DEJRYwXzdz
— Rob Williams (@RobTheHockeyGuy) February 26, 2026
Perhaps it’s a sign that fans are on board with a rebuild. The Canucks currently have the best odds of picking first overall in the upcoming draft, which is something they’ve never done before.