Vancouver · TICKETS
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Good tickets & entry passes fill up fast in Vancouver, and the best fill first. Here are the 14 standouts, with current prices and what sets each one apart, so you can book before the calendar does.
Capilano Suspension Bridge Park ticket from Vancouver: cross the bridge, try Cliffwalk, walk above the rainforest. Free downtown shuttle, $59.
“Excellent fall decorations, exuberant vegetation and amazing walking on the bridge.”
Prebook Capilano Suspension Bridge Park near Vancouver. Walk the bridge, Cliffwalk and treetops, plus local totem stories.
“Unforgettable experience! Everyone who visits Vancouver should visit Capilano Suspension Bridge and surrounding nature walks and tree house adventures.”
Vancouver Lookout entry with 360° views, a 40-second glass elevator ride, and an optional audio tour. $16.
“What an awesome view on a day with brilliant weather.”
One-day Vancouver bus tour with Vancouver Lookout views, Granville Island shopping, and Capilano Suspension Bridge entry and guide.
“Such an amazing tour of Vancouver with an awesome guide! Really enjoyed all the stops especially Granville Island. Transportation to and from the airport really helped too.”
Ride the Skyride to Grouse Mountain for animal shows, seasonal outdoor fun, and city views near Vancouver. Peak Chalet included.
“Fantastic, specially if the day is clear. Great value for money. Loved the Bears Coola and Grinder.. so special.”
Sea to Sky Gondola tickets in Squamish for Howe Sound views, trails, and Sky Pilot suspension bridge—plus easy family pacing.
“Well worth the drive to the Squamish sea to sky park just north of Vancouver- the gondola ride and views were fabulous.”
Take the glass elevator to Vancouver Lookout at Harbour Centre for 360° views, exhibits, and a self-guided audio tour near Waterfront Station.
“Spend an hour and.enjoy the lift and views..worth every dollar ..views of the city and the river plus massive freight trains”
Vancouver’s VanDusen Botanical Garden: orchid-shaped LEED visitor centre, 7,500 plants, sculpture collection, and an Elizabethan hedge maze.
“The fall trees were so beautiful and you can see squirrels running around. Whether you’re a plant enthusiast or simply looking for a peaceful escape, this garden is a must-visit. I left feeling refreshed and inspired—already looking forward to my next visit!”
Pay $15 for a 90-minute set of Vancouver’s sharpest English-language stand-up in Historic Gastown, with bar access downstairs.
“Experiência incrível, super divertido e leve, artistas ótimos! Além do lugar também ser bem bacana... com boa bebida e comida. Indico muito!”
Bloedel Conservatory Vancouver: one-time mobile ticket to a humid bird-and-plant world, a great rainy-day stop for families.
“Most memorable moment was dancing parrot 🦜 and two mouses 🐁 that were playing on the ground. Also beautiful flowers, big leafs .. is amazing how big leafs 🌱 are compared to people.”
Cheer the Vancouver Canucks at Rogers Arena with a dedicated seat and fast mobile entry, plus stunning waterfront-and-mountains views.
Full-day Victoria trip from Vancouver with roundtrip BC ferry, guided highlights, and included entry to Butchart Gardens (or Butterfly Gardens).
“The transport was good and the guide punctual. We got to spend 3 hrs in Victoria. However, we could have had more commentary or explanations on Vancouver island.”
Mobile entry to Science World in Vancouver with hands-on galleries and live demos, best for families; OMNIMAX closed for renovation.
“It is definitely just for family with kids. Bbbj lots of fun for the little ones Lots to learn. But more for the younger ones”
Step into BC sports history at BC Place. See interactive exhibits, sprint in the participation zone, and pose on the 2010 Olympic podium.
“Went a an excellent time of day. It was only our family and a couple there. We were able to take our time and enjoy all of the exhibits.”
