Canucks publish 2026 training camp ticket and event pricing for Penticton dates in September

The Vancouver Canucks have released pricing for their 2026 training camp, an annual early-season event that draws local and traveling supporters to see the team before the regular season begins. This year’s camp will be held in Penticton, British Columbia, returning to the same host community as in recent editions.

The event window is scheduled for September 17 through September 20. Like other Canucks training camps, it is designed to offer fans a closer look at the roster as the organization moves from offseason work into organized team play.

A centerpiece of the week will be the club’s annual blue vs. white scrimmage. The scrimmage format splits players into two teams for an in-house game-style contest, and it is typically one of the most anticipated sessions on the camp calendar because it gives supporters their clearest view of how the club’s lineup may take shape.

While the Canucks have not been shy about emphasizing the entertainment and fan experience aspects of camp, releasing pricing is also part of how the organization manages capacity and event logistics. Ticket categories and add-ons (when offered) can influence how many fans can attend certain sessions, particularly for popular activities tied to the scrimmage.

For supporters weighing the trip, camp timing matters. With the event happening in mid-September, it can fall close to the period when NHL training and roster decisions are in full swing, meaning fans are often looking to get the earliest read on the team’s direction while the organization’s internal evaluation is still underway.

From a fan perspective, training camp pricing can also be a proxy for how the team plans to balance accessibility with the costs of staging practice sessions, venue operations, and game-day staffing in a regional host market like Penticton. For the Canucks, strong early attendance can also set a tone for the broader home-season environment that follows.

Looking ahead, fans who attend the camp week will likely focus on roles and assignments emerging from the organization’s preseason work, including how the blue vs. white scrimmage is structured and which groups appear together. Even without regular-season results, the way teams sort into lines and pairings during camp often becomes an early indicator of the coaching staff’s priorities as the new season approaches.