
| 8:00 PM show
Shaboozey
Artist: Shaboozey
Artists: Shaboozey · Carter Faith
UBC's Vancouver 2010 Arena
First covered October 2023
Age policy
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Wheelchair access
Concourse-level entrances are wheelchair accessible, with elevators between levels.
Washrooms
Universal/accessibile washrooms are on the south concourse at Section 100 and the north concourse between Sections 116 and 117; accessible stalls are also in washrooms throughout.
Transit
On UBC campus; bus stops on Wesbrook Mall are steps away, with frequent routes to UBC Exchange.
Seating
Wheelchair accessible seating is distributed around the arena.
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Earplugs
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Free water
Drinking fountains are on each level of the concourse; outside water bottles are not allowed in.
Safer spaces
Guest guidelines ask patrons to contact staff or security if someone is interfering with their night; Guest Services is at the main entrance.
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| 8:00 PM show
Artist: Shaboozey
Artists: Shaboozey · Carter Faith


| 8:00 PM show
Artist: Steve Lacy
| 8:00 PM show
Artist: Victoria Monét
| 5:30 PM show
Artist: Ultimate Fan Pass: 30-min Exclusive On-court Access From 5:30pm-6:00pm
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View all showsOn the University of British Columbia's Point Grey campus, the Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre (DMTSC) sits in concert capacity between the Commodore Ballroom and the 18,000-seat Rogers Arena. With room for up to 8,000, it has hosted acts like The 1975, Olivia Rodrigo, and Fall Out Boy. The arena took its current name on August 21, 2009, honouring Doug Mitchell, a UBC alumnus, lawyer, and sports administrator.
The arena is built to take in touring productions with minimal rework.
The current arena opened on July 7, 2008, built around the existing facility from a 2006 start at a cost of about C$47.8 million, and was designed by HOK with Kasian Architecture. The complex also incorporates the refurbished Father David Bauer Arena, which opened in October 1963 as the training home of Canada's first national hockey team.
A venue for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Games, the facility is LEED Silver certified. It runs a closed-loop system that captures waste heat from the ice plant to heat the building. It was designed to support sledge hockey with transparent boards and level-entry ice access.
Photo access
Arena venue at UBC. Accreditation through the event promoter.
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