VANCOUVER
Vancouver’s best days out.
The 13 most popular tickets right now, with what each trip actually includes, who runs it and what it costs to book.
Prebook Capilano Suspension Bridge Park in Vancouver and spend hours exploring rainforest bridges, Cliffwalk, and treetops, with optional shuttle.
Most Popular“Amazing and worth every minute! The lights were beautiful for Valentine’s Day. The treetop bridges were so fun!”
Skip the guesswork. Buy a Vancouver Lookout entry ticket for a quick glass elevator ride and 360° views, with panels and an audio tour.
A one-day Vancouver bus tour with hotel pickup, Stanley Park, Granville Island, Vancouver Lookout, and Capilano Suspension Bridge.
Ride the Skyride to Grouse Mountain for grizzly bears, top shows, and Peak Chalet views. Works great in rain or shine.
“We lucked out the rain prior days made up the mountain very powdery. Since we lacked gear(clothes) we only did the outdoor ice skating as well as the light walk.”
Ride a glass elevator to the Harbour Centre lookout for 360° Vancouver views, plus self-guided audio and exhibits. Tickets cost $16.96.
“Amazing views of Vancouver ! The elevator was surprisingly a panoramic one so it was a scary climb ! But worthy !”
VanDusen Botanical Garden in Vancouver is a self-paced day of 7,500 plants, sculptures, and an Elizabethan hedge maze, for $8.82.
“Rock solid tour. This is a must when visiting Vancouver.”
90 minutes of sharp Canadian stand-up in Gastown’s Underground Comedy Club. English shows, small-room intimacy, $15 ticket.
Visit Bloedel Conservatory in Vancouver for $7.49. See parrots and exotic birds in a tropical dome—great for rainy days.
“This was so tranquil. The manicures lawns &”
Watch the Vancouver Canucks at Rogers Arena with an easy mobile ticket, great city views, and a true West Coast hockey crowd.
Full-day Victoria trip from Vancouver with BC ferry tickets and guided stops, including Butchart Gardens, Inner Harbour, Mile Zero photos, and dolphin chances.
Explore Vancouver’s Science World with hands-on galleries, hourly live science demos, and kid-focused play zones in about 2–3 hours.
“Ticketing experience was a problem . They could not find my reservation and I could not find tickets on phone . They were nice and let us in”
Step into the BC Sports Hall of Fame in BC Place. Try interactive exhibits, snap an Olympic podium photo, and explore 150 years of sport.
Watch the Vancouver Canucks at Rogers Arena, a waterfront NHL venue. Ticket includes entry; plan for food and merch extra.
“Being from NZ, we'd never seen an ice hockey game before, let alone watched one live. This was like being at a show: there was plenty to see and hear, and even a bit of 'biff'. Definitely a great atmosphere. (I don't understand the appeal of the foot long hot dogs though!)”
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