Winnipeg Jets Suites

Canada Life Centre, 345 Graham Ave, Winnipeg, MB

The Jets have the stars to make noise for the upcoming season. Winnipeg had five players record 50+ points in 2022-23, all of whom played at least 70 games. Kyle Connor led the way with 80 points, a near career-high. Center Mark Scheifele notched 42 goals, the most in his veteran career. And Josh Morrissey ranked tied for second in the NHL among defensemen with 76 points. Morrisey had previously never topped 40 points in a campaign. In goal, Connor Hellebuyck is a brick wall in net. The American saved 92% of shots that came his way last season, ranking top five in the league. With an experienced, gritty, and talented core, Winnipeg is a team to look out for come playoff time.

Canada Life Centre has fantastic luxury and premium seating spaces. The PlayNow Lounge offers elevated hosting and hospitality experience with theatre-style seating, all-inclusive food and beverage, and in-seat service. The Konica Minolta Alumni Lounge includes a 20-person package, exclusive access, center-ice seating, and customized dinners. The Ticketmaster Lounge is another area, providing private restrooms, in-seat service, food and beverage credit, and access to Club space. And, on the Upper Level Concourse, comfortable and spacious seating is available through the Centre Ice Loge. In a six-person packaged, unparalleled views, exclusive access, in-seat service, and more are included. For Suites, Premium Suites are the way to go. Spacious seating, in-suite food and merchandise service, VIP entrance, TVs, internet, and elite furnishings are a part of the package.

Winnipeg brought in head coach Rick Bowness, two years removed from a run to the Stanley Cup Final in Dallas. His first move was to have only alternate captains this year to see who takes on a leadership role in the future. The pieces are in place here for success, including Kyle Connor (fifth in the NHL in goals with 47 last year) and Blake Wheeler. The team hopes that Connor Hellebuyck returns to his former Vezina Trophy-finalist form after a rough season last year, and the signing of David Rittich to back him up should help manage Hellebuyck’s minutes.

Everything you need to enjoy a Jets game in style at Canada Life Centre is available for you in the luxury suites at the arena. Suites hold either 12 or 20 people, and additional standing-room tickets are available if you need to add people. You get a private entrance and access to the entire Scotiabank Premium Suite Concourse. Inside the suite, enjoy theatre-style luxury seating along with elevated suite catering and premium beverage options throughout the game.

Upgrading on defense was priority number one on Winnipeg’s offseason checklist. The Jets’ two major moves involved acquiring defensemen Nate Schmidt from Vancouver and Washington’s Brenden Dillon. Alongside Neal Pionk and former No. 13 overall draft pick Josh Morrissey, the strength of this year’s club lies with its blue line pairings. Up front, Mark Scheifele, Kyle Connor, and captain Blake Wheeler combined to score 62 goals in last year’s shortened-season. Pierre Luc-Dubois hopes to recapture the success he enjoyed in Columbus three seasons ago when he accounted for a career-best 61 points. The top job between the pipes once again belongs to Connor Hellebuyck, who may be the most under-the-radar star at his position after record 159 wins in his last five seasons. The Canada Life Centre prides itself on the exquisite gameday experience that comes with its Premium Suites. Spacious, theatre-style seating accommodates a party of up to 20 people and comes with food and beverage service from a custom menu. Seeking a night of special celebration for your business or family? The First Class Package may be right up your alley. An exclusive pre-game gourmet buffet awaits your guests inside the Winnipeg Jets Alumni Lounge before settling in at “first class” lower bowl seats in Section 104 just a few rows from the ice.