Section 312 at Rogers Arena

(2025 Review) - Alcohol is prohibited in the following areas during Canucks games: Section 102 - Row 14 to Row 25 - Seats 1-15 Section 312 - Row 6 to Row 15 - Seats 1-14 Section 317 - Row 6 to Row 15 - Seats 101-113 Section 318 - Row 6 to Row 15 - Seats 1-14 The alcohol policy in these seats varies for other events. 

(2026 Review) - Top-Level Seating: The 300 Level, also called the Rogers Level or Balcony Level, sits at the top of Rogers Arena.  Best Value: Usually the cheapest place to find Canucks or concert tickets.  Front Rows Win: The first four rows of each section offer the best experience with quick concourse access and less foot traffic.  Good to Know: Sections span up to 15 rows, with Row 1 at the front and the section entrance near Row 5.  Who Should Sit Here  The Rogers Level at Rogers Arena is ideal for budget-minded fans who want to catch a Canucks game or concert without paying premium prices. If getting in the door affordably matters more than being close to the action, this is your level. Aim for the lower rows if you can, since they combine value with easier access.  Rogers Level Seating Details  Located at the very top of the arena, the Rogers Level (300 Level) wraps the upper balcony. Each section holds up to 15 rows, with Row 1 at the front and rising back from there. The entrance to each section is near Row 5, so fans in the first four rows enjoy quick access to the concourse and avoid the foot traffic that passes through the upper rows.  Views from the Rogers Level  Being at the top of the arena, these seats give you a full, elevated overview of the ice or stage. For Canucks games, the team shoots twice toward the net in the direction of sections 315 and 316. For most concerts, the stage is set up across from sections 315 and 316 — those seats have a head-on view but are the farthest from the stage.  Good to Know  If you're choosing within the level, target Rows 1 through 4 in any section. You'll get the same elevated vantage point as the rest of the balcony while enjoying faster concourse access and fewer people passing in front of you.