Vancouver Pass: A Value Package for Vancouver, Canada

The Vancouver Pass is your perfect companion for visiting Vancouver. Skip the hassle of buying tickets and comparing prices. With this city pass, you can flexibly explore our carefully curated selection of popular attractions at your own pace. Our exclusive summer pass, available from May to October, includes a unique "Horse-Drawn Carriage Ride" and "Harbor Cruise." With one card in hand, you can easily visit Vancouver's must-see attractions.

-Instructions | Vancouver Pass, Canada-

・Eligibility: All ages
・Valid throughout: Vancouver, Canada
・Hours: Please refer to the official website for opening hours.

-Ticket Information | Vancouver Pass, Canada-

The Vancouver Pass offers carefully selected attractions and is valid for one year. You don't have to rush or spend hours researching itineraries; you can explore Vancouver at your own pace and truly enjoy your trip.

Tripbaa offers three package options, each combining five of Vancouver's most famous attractions. Choose the package that suits your preferences and save on ticket costs.

- Plan Introduction | Vancouver Pass Attractions Package -

▲ City Pass
Includes: Vancouver Lookout, Capilano Suspension Bridge Park, Bloedel Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, Art Gallery, Van Dusen Botanical Gardens

▲ Discovery Pass
Includes: Leawatte First Nations Cultural Centre, Grouse Mountain Gondola, BC Mineral Museum, Bloedel Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, Van Dusen Botanical Gardens

▲ Summer Limited Pass (May-October)
Includes: Stanley Park Horse-Drawn Carriage Tour, Vancouver Harbour Cruise, UBC Botanical Gardens, Canopy Walk, Bloedel Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, Van Dusen Botanical Gardens

- Attraction Introduction | Vancouver Pass Attractions Package -
▲ Vancouver Lookout
Address: 555 W Hastings St, Vancouver, BC V6B 4N6
Ascend Vancouver Lookout and admire the 360-degree views from the Harbour Centre. Enjoy panoramic views stretching to Gastown, Coal Harbour, and Stanley Park. The majestic North Shore Mountains and the Olympic Peninsula intersect, offering breathtaking views of the distant sea and sky.
Official Website: http://vancouverlookout.com

▲Capilano Suspension Bridge and Park
Address: 3735 Capilano Road, North Vancouver, BC V7R 4J1
Capilano Suspension Bridge and Park is a landmark attraction in Vancouver. Walking the 230-foot-high suspension bridge, gazing down at misty evergreen trees and surging waters, is a thrilling experience, albeit a bit nerve-wracking. Walk on the Skywalk, admire the natural habitats of deer, bears, and eagles, and explore ancient ecosystems. The unique treetop adventure, where you'll traverse towering pines from a squirrel's perspective, is a must-try.
Official Website: https://www.capbridge.com/

▲ Vancouver Art Gallery
Address: 750 Hornby St, Vancouver, BC V6Z 2H7
This prime location houses a Greek-style building with quaint concrete columns and pediments. It was formerly the Vancouver District Courthouse. It is the largest art gallery in Western Canada, housing a permanent collection of approximately 10,000 works, primarily modern paintings and photographs by local British Columbia artists.
Official Website: http://www.vanartgallery.bc.ca/

▲ Bloedel Conservatory
Address: 4600 Cambie St, Vancouver, BC V5Y 2M4
This distinctive white, hemispherical building is divided into three distinct ecological zones: tropical rainforest, subtropical rainforest, and desert. The conservatory houses hundreds of tropical plants and flowers, and a variety of exotic birds fly freely within. Come get to know the colorful birds dancing before your eyes!
Official Website: https://vandusengarden.org/explore/bloedel-conservatory/

▲ VanDusen Garden
Address: 5251 Oak St, Vancouver, BC V6M 4H1
Established in 1971, the garden is nestled in an upscale Vancouver neighborhood. It boasts an elegant and refined setting, showcasing a diverse array of flowers and trees from around the world, rare plants, extensive woodlands, five tranquil lakes, and an Elizabethan hedge maze. It has been ranked among the world's top ten botanical gardens. The park's gate design incorporates West Coast Indigenous culture, with totemic carved pillars and a wooden ceiling creating a unique perspective that is truly unforgettable.
Official Website: https://vandusengarden.org/

▲ Lil'wat Cultural Centre
Address: 4584 Blackcomb Way, Whistler, BC V8E 0Y3
Step into this ultra-modern building and uncover the secrets of an ancient people's continued prosperity. Hear the extraordinary songs of the Salish people and admire intricately carved traditional totem poles. Gain insights into how the Lil'wat Tribe shares Salish territory and learn about ancient cultural knowledge. Guided tours will explore how traditional songs, language, and crafts are being integrated into the lives of the new generation.
Official Website: https://slcc.ca/

▲ Grouse Mountain Gondola
Address: 6400 Nancy Greene Way, North Vancouver, BC V7R 4K9
Grosse Mountain, located in North Vancouver, is a beloved sanctuary for locals. Just a 30-minute drive from the city, you can enjoy lush, towering trees and a vibrant phytoncides. From the mountain's observation deck, you can overlook the entire city of Vancouver. The mountains, visible from afar, stretch as far as the eye can see, stretching as far as the eye can see into Washington State, USA. Summer activities offer a variety of fun activities, including bird shows, logging demonstrations, and close encounters with grizzly bears.

Official Website: https://www.grousemountain.com/

▲Britannia Mine Museum
Address: 1 Forbes Way, Britannia Beach, BC V0N 1J0
A National Historic Site of Canada, the BC Mine Museum is a authentic copper mine site, preserving scenes of mining operations from the last century. A miniature train takes visitors inside the mine tunnels. Nearly 50 million tons of ore were mined here, earning it the reputation of producing the most copper in the entire British Commonwealth. The quality of the copper ore is recognized as among the finest in the world.
Official Website: https://www.britanniaminemuseum.ca/

▲Stanley Park Horse-Drawn Tours
Address: 735 Stanley Park Dr, Vancouver, BC V6C 2T1
A ride in a vintage horse-drawn carriage is the perfect way to enjoy a leisurely Stanley Park tour. The gentle clatter of horse hooves is soothing, and the fresh scent of the trees and ocean breeze is invigorating. During the one-hour tour, a professional guide will accompany you throughout, providing detailed explanations of each attraction. (Summer only, May-October)
Official Website: http://www.stanleypark.com/

▲Harbour Cruise
Address: 501 Denman St, Vancouver, BC V6G 2W9
Departing from Vancouver Harbour, this yacht cruise passes Stanley Park, Five Sails Square, the North Shore Mountains, and the West Vancouver coastline. This is the perfect offshore perspective for admiring Vancouver's scenery. Watch the captivating sunset until the endless starry sky covers the bay, and enjoy the silent beauty of downtown as the lights come on. (Summer only, May-October)
Official Website: https://boatcruises.com/

▲UBC Botanical Garden
Address: Administration Building, 6804 SW Marine Dr, Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z4
This 28-hectare themed botanical garden complex is located within a natural coastal forest in the University of British Columbia district. Home to over 8,000 species of plants from around the world, it is Canada's oldest botanical garden and features a rich rhododendron garden, a fascinating apothecary garden, and a greenhouse that remains lush even in winter. (Summer only, May-October)
Official Website: https://botanicalgarden.ubc.ca/

▲Greenheart Treewalk
Address: 6804 SW Marine Dr, Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z1
This aerial walkway system allows visitors to experience a 308-meter-long ecological tour through the treetops, 17 meters above the ground. This construction method minimizes damage to trees and their habitats. Using an innovative cable tension system, the platform is suspended from the trees, eliminating the need for nails or bolts. The meticulous construction is exceptional. (Summer only, May-October)
Official Website: https://botanicalgarden.ubc.ca/visit/admission/