Vancouver, BC, Canada Venue Guides

BC Place is Vancouver's downtown retractable-roof stadium, home to the BC Lions and Vancouver Whitecaps FC and a host for major concerts and international events.

Commodore Ballroom bag policy: small clutches, belt bags, fanny packs or clear bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches. No backpacks. Plan your Vancouver concert visit.

The Orpheum is Vancouver's 2,672-seat Spanish Baroque Revival concert hall, home to the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra with curved orchestra, Dress Circle, and balcony seating beneath its domed auditorium.

Pacific Coliseum is the 15,713-permanent-seat arena on the PNE grounds at Hastings Park, with event layouts ranging from a 4,200-seat mini concert bowl to roughly 17,000 seats in the round.

Queen Elizabeth Theatre is Vancouver's 2,765-seat downtown proscenium house, with orchestra, mezzanine, and balcony seating for Broadway tours, opera, dance, comedy, and large seated concerts.

Rogers Arena is the Vancouver Canucks' downtown arena, directly beside Stadium-Chinatown Station and used for lacrosse and major concerts alongside NHL dates.

Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium is the Vancouver Canadians' home beside Queen Elizabeth Park. Gates open one hour before first pitch, King Edward Station is about a 15-minute walk, accessible parking is $10 cashless, and re-entry is limited to the first- and third-base gates with both a stamp and ticket.

Vogue Theatre is a 1941 Art Deco live-event room on Vancouver's Granville Strip, with a wheelchair-accessible main floor and stair-only upper seating for concerts, comedy, film, and community events.