Canucks Unveil Massive Warm-Up Sign

... painted by Season Ticket Members

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By Canucks Communications
@Canucks Vancouver Canucks

Vancouver, BC - The Vancouver Canucks today unveiled what is believed to be the 2020 Stanley Cup Playoffs' largest warm-up sign. "Go Canucks Go" has been hand-painted by 200 Canucks Season Ticket Members over two-thirds of the ice at Rogers Arena. The huge sign will cheer on Canucks as they head into Game five versus the Vegas Golden Knights tonight.

Season Ticket Members Show Support for Team

"Normally our Season Ticket Members would create and bring signs to cheer on the Canucks players during warmups at Rogers Arena. But this year we have all needed to be more creative," said Trent Carroll, COO, Canucks Sports & Entertainment. "The larger-than-life sign reflects the excitement our Season Ticket Members and fans have back home in Vancouver, and everyone hopes it brings an extra boost for the team as they head into the game tonight."

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© Devin Manky

Over the course of Friday, August 28th, a total of 200 Canucks Season Ticket Members took to the ice of Rogers Arena in small groups of 20 to paint the ultimate warm-up sign.

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