Winnipeg Jets

Canada Life Centre is a cashless venue. If you don't have a credit card you will need to go to guest services and buy a gift card before you can get food or drinks.

My go-to is a Jets Dog with cheese and bacon - will run you around $20 with a drink. The Jets Dog burger is actually pretty good too but pricey. There are dining options in the arena worth checking out.

Don't walk around outside between stops in Winnipeg during winter. Explore in the summer - the museum of Human Rights is cool but needs time to see. For the arena, there is enough food and drink inside to keep you busy.

From the south, Pembina Highway becomes Donald Street across the Donald Street Bridge and puts you a block from the door.

The lower bowl is priced with a clear step between centre ice and the corners, so the corner seats are the value option in that ring.

Prices at Canada Life Centre are in Canadian dollars.

Suites are offered per event rather than only as season products, with catering available.

Gate 6 comes off the Cityplace Skywalk, so you can reach your seat without stepping outside — the detail that matters most in January.

The bag limit is 4 by 6 by 1.5 inches and screening is mandatory at every gate, skywalk included.

Platinum Parking holds over 1,700 bookable stalls, reservable through ParkMobile or ParkWhiz without an app.