Pacific Coliseum

The Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver is a magnet for shows of all types. One reason for this is the seating arrangements. At its largest, Pacific Coliseum has seats for 17,000. This large seating arrangement is used for sporting events and popular concerts. For smaller shows, the seating can be collapsed to accommodate as few as 4,000 in a mini-concert setting. Being able to adapt the seating to the show always make for a better experience and gives the performer the ability to be at his or her best. Performances at this venue can range from concerts to the Barnum and Bailey Circus to hockey, boxing, and basketball.

Details About The Facility

Pacific Coliseum is slated to one of the main venues for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. Events scheduled in this facility include both the figure skating and the short track speed skating, two of the most popular events at the Olympics. But big events aren’t unusual at the Pacific Coliseum. It was home to the Vancouver Canucks until 19995 and the Canucks hosted the Stanley Cup Finals in a loss to the New York rangers in 1994. Canada and Russia met on the ice in the Summit Games in 1972 and the 2005 World Junior Hockey team of Canada made its home in the Pacific Coliseum.

Will Call Instructions:
Box Office Location: Located at the main entrance on the south side of the building.
Note: Please arrive at box office early if picking up tickets.
Customers must present the actual credit card used to place the order and photo ID.

Box Office Hours:
Opens 1 hour prior to event start time.

Accessible Seating:
Wheelchair and Attendant seats are located on the concourse level above the RED seating areas in sections D,X,K,Q,B and Z. The Attendant seats are located directly in front of the wheelchair spaces in row 19 of the RED seats. There are a total of 24 wheelchair and 24 attendant seats, when the full Coliseum setup is used.
Hearing Devices: None.

Location & Directions

Pacific Coliseum
100 N. Renfrew St.
Vancouver, British Columbia V5K 3N7