Section 108 at Rogers Arena

(2026 Review) - Prime Lower Level Views: Lower-level sections 104-108 at Rogers Arena, opposite the player benches on the same side as the penalty boxes.  Club Lounge Access: Upscale lounge with premium concession options, private restrooms, flat-screen TVs, and a concourse bar.  In-Seat Service: In-seat wait service for select menu items, plus wider seats with cupholders.  Best Center Ice: Section 106 offers the best center-ice views in the zone.  Who Should Sit Here  The Club Seats at Rogers Arena are ideal for Canucks fans who want a comfortable, convenient night out with lounge perks and premium service. If you value shorter lines, room to hang out, and wider seating over a barebones ticket, this zone delivers. It suits date nights, client outings, and anyone who wants a bit more polish around the game.  Club Seats Location & Details  On the Canucks seating chart, sections 104-108 make up the Club Seats. These sections sit opposite the player benches, on the same side as the penalty boxes. These sections inlcude 25 rows of seating with Row 1 sitting against the glass.  Views from the Club Seats  Sightlines across these sections are strong. Section 106 has the best center-ice views, while Section 108 gives you the best views of the Canucks attacking in the first and third periods.  What's Included  Club Lounge: Access to an upscale lounge with premium concession options.  Private Restrooms: Dedicated restrooms and shorter lines.  Concourse Bar & TVs: A bar on the concourse plus flat-screen TVs and space to hang out.  Comfort: Wider seats with cupholders and in-seat wait service for select menu items.  Good to Know  If you want the classic center-ice view, aim for Section 106; if you'd rather watch the Canucks push the attack toward your end for two of three periods, Section 108 is the pick. 

(2026 Review) - Lower Bowl Location: The Plaza Level is Rogers Arena's Lower Bowl, spanning sections 101–122.  Closest to the Action: Row 1 sits directly on the glass for Canucks games — a once-in-a-lifetime vantage point.  Club Seat Caveat: Sections 104–108 are designated Club Seats for Canucks games, a different ticket than standard Plaza.  Flexible for Concerts: Views vary by stage setup, with strong sightlines for both end-stage and center-stage shows.  Who Should Sit Here  The Plaza Level at Rogers Arena is ideal for fans who want to be as close to the action as possible. Canucks supporters chasing the on-the-glass experience will love the front rows, while concertgoers get a versatile mid-arena option that adapts to whatever stage configuration the show uses.  Plaza Level Seating Details  The Plaza Level is another name for the Lower Bowl at Rogers Arena, covering sections 101 through 122. Most Plaza sections have 25 rows, with Row 1 at the front (directly on the glass) and an entrance near Row 21. Note that sections 104–108 are sold as Club Seats for Canucks games.  Views from the Plaza Level  For Canucks games, these are the closest seats to the ice, with Row 1 right on the glass. The player benches sit in front of sections 116–118, with the penalty boxes on the opposite side, and the Canucks shoot twice toward the net in front of sections 111 and 112. For concerts, the experience varies: when the stage is at the end of the floor (placed near sections 101 and 122), sections like 105 and 106 make a great alternative to Floor Seats; when the stage is centered, nearly every section has a very good view.  Good to Know  For an end-stage concert, target sections 105 and 106 — they offer a strong angle on the performance without needing floor tickets. And if being on the glass is the goal for a Canucks game, aim for Row 1.