Vancouver Canucks Tickets

Last season was certainly the best ever in the history of the Vancouver Canucks, but of course it did not end quite the way fans had hoped. The regular season was spectacular as the Canucks put together a sparkling record of 54-19-9 to earn 117 points, easily winning the Northwest Division title as well as the franchise’s first Presidents’ Trophy for having the most points in the entire league. The Canucks then rolled through the playoffs all the way to the Stanley Cup Finals, where they met the Boston Bruins in an epic showdown. The series went the full seven games, and unfortunately for Canucks fans, the Bruins pulled it out in Game 7. Despite the disappointment of that loss, the fact remains that the Canucks will be one of the top favorites to win the Stanley Cup this season and they will be hungry to avenge last season’s defeat. You can be there for any game this season with Vancouver Canucks tickets from GoTickets.

The Vancouver Canucks schedule opens at home at Rogers Arena against Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins, and of course some of the other highlights will include visits by the other teams from Canada, including the Montreal Canadiens and the new Winnipeg Jets. Rogers Arena was packed to capacity for every single game last season, and that will definitely be the case again this season. Canucks tickets have always been among the hottest of all NHL tickets, and they figure to be even hotter after a Stanley Cup Finals appearance. If you need Vancouver Canucks hockey tickets for any sold out game, GoTickets has them for you.

The Vancouver Canucks roster remains pretty much intact from last season with Daniel Sedin and his identical twin brother Henrik Sedin leading the offense and Roberto Luongo anchoring the defense in net. If last season is any indication, the Canucks are clearly the class of the Western Conference, so it would be no surprise at all to see them back in the Stanley Cup Finals. GoTickets is the place to get Canucks hockey tickets all season long, including every game in the Stanley Cup playoffs.