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Ticket info
Tickets are generally available through a ticketing agent or at each venue's box office. Check online or at the venue for up-to-date best seating options and prices.
Some venues and games sell out months in advance, so consider purchasing tickets as soon as you know when you're going to visit the city.
Canadians love their hockey, and Vancouverites are particularly passionate about the Canucks, the city's National Hockey League team. The Canucks play 42 regular season home games as well as exhibition and playoff games, and they're all usually sell-outs. About Vancouver Canucks' games: • Home arena: General Motors Place • Season: October - April > Vancouver Canucks website
Fans roar for the BC Lions, Vancouver's professional football team. As part of the Canadian Football League, the Lions play eight regular season games at home. The Grey Cup, Canada's Super Bowl, is held each November at a CFL venue selected in advance. About BC Lions' games: • Home field: BC Place • Season: June - November > BC Lions website
Part of the Western Hockey League (WHL), the Vancouver Giants boasts a line-up of talented junior players destined to be tomorrow's National Hockey League (NHL) stars. Fans cheer them on as they shoot and score playing high-calibre hockey. About Vancouver Giants' games: • Home arena: Pacific Coliseum • Season: September - April > Vancouver Giants website
The Vancouver Canadians Baseball Club offers inexpensive, quality entertainment for baseball fans of all ages. A Single-A team and Northwest League affiliate of the Oakland Athletics, the Canadians play 38 home games in a season. About Vancouver Canadians' games: • Home field: Nat Bailey Stadium • Season: June - September > Vancouver Canadians website
The Vancouver Whitecaps, the city's professional soccer club, fields both a men's and a women's team. The Whitecaps' 1979 win of the NASL Soccer Bowl Championship is credited with launching the city's proud soccer history. About Vancouver Whitecaps' games: • Home field: Swangard Stadium • Season: March - September > Vancouver Whitecaps website
In 2003, the the dream was ignited in Vancouver and Whistler. In 2010, the dream becomes reality. The world's finest athletes will gather in Vancouver and Whistler for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, held between February 12-28. A month later, Vancouver-Whistler will again shine on the world stage, hosting the Paralympic Winter Games from March 12-21. Venues in and around Vancouver will host Freestyle Skiing, Snowboard and ice sports such as Hockey, Figure Skating, Curling, Speed Skating, and Short Track Speed Skating. Whistler will showcase Alpine Skiing, Biathlon, Cross-country Skiing, Nordic Combined, Ski Jumping, Bobsleigh, Luge and Skeleton. Plan to experience this once-in-a-lifetime event in one of the world's most spectacular sports venues. Tickets to these amazing events will be available beginning in October, 2008. > Learn more about the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games
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