Getting There
Rogers Arena, Vancouver, BC
Data updated: 2025-26
Driving
Directions
From the east (Highway 1): Follow signs to Downtown Vancouver via Hastings Street or Prior Street. From the south (Highway 99): Cross the Oak Street or Granville Street Bridge into downtown.
Details
Follow signs to Rogers Arena / BC Place on Pacific Boulevard and Pat Quinn Way.
Public Transit
Directions
SkyTrain to Stadium-Chinatown station (Expo/Millennium Lines), a short walk. $3.10 CAD.
Details
Canada Line from Vancouver International Airport connects at Waterfront station. SeaBus from North Vancouver also connects.
Rideshare
Directions
Uber/Lyft drop-off on Pat Quinn Way near the main entrance. Post-game pickup on Expo Boulevard.
Details
Expect 10-15 minute waits post-game.
Travel
Overview
Rogers Arena sits in the stadium district of downtown Vancouver, adjacent to BC Place. SkyTrain is the best transit option, Stadium-Chinatown station on the Expo and Millennium Lines is a 5-minute walk. The Canada Line from YVR Airport connects to Yaletown-Roundhouse, a 10-minute walk through Yaletown. If driving, downtown Vancouver parking is expensive. Walking from Yaletown, Gastown, or downtown hotels is the simplest option for most visitors.
Community
Intelligence
Crowdsourced logistics and veteran shortcuts from the fan community. Every tip is voted on by fellow game-day veterans.
“SkyTrain to Stadium-Chinatown is the easiest option, 5-minute walk to the arena entrance.”
“If flying into Vancouver, the Canada Line runs from YVR Airport directly to downtown. Transfer to Expo Line at Waterfront for the arena.”
“Walking from downtown hotels in Yaletown or Gastown is 10-15 minutes. Vancouver is compact and walkable.”
“If driving, pre-book parking via the Rogers Arena website or Impark app. Walk-up rates are steep.”
“Rideshare surge after games is moderate. Walk to Yaletown streets for faster pickup.”
“Vancouver weather means rain gear is essential from October to April. The walk from transit is exposed.”