Canada · TICKETS
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Below are the 15 best tickets & entry passes in Canada right now, with what each one costs, how long it runs and the kind of traveller it suits. The first is the safest booking on the page.
Ride the Banff Gondola to Sulphur Mountain for 360-degree views, scenic boardwalks to Sanson’s Peak, and food options at the summit.
“Great views. Way to get to. Bit pricey but still worth it”
Explore Casa Loma in Toronto with Sir Henry Pellatt’s documentary, the Dark Side tunnel, classic cars, film exhibits, and more for $29.
“It was fabulous incredible awesome. We ate at Terrance grill, the food was great. Walked the garden paths and enjoyed it so much”
Walk the 25,000-year-old Athabasca Glacier, ride the Ice Explorer, and test your nerves on the glass Skywalk above the Sunwapta Valley.
“It was a once in a lifetime experience. The staff was friendly and the experience was well organized.”
Skip the crowded viewpoints and ride Skylon Tower’s Yellow-Bug elevators for 360 views, day or night illumination, and fireworks.
“Super cute. Didn’t take that long but worth the money. Would recommend”
Capilano Suspension Bridge Park ticket for $59: bridge, Cliffwalk and Treetops Adventure, plus talks, shuttle, and luggage storage.
“What a wonderful surprise! Far more than just the suspension bridge... I actually think the name ought to be changed. The fairy lit forest walk was absolutely beautiful, and such a relaxing escape from the city. The cliff walk was also great and we thoroughly enjoyed the Halloween decorations. Obviously the bridge itself was very busy at the time we visited, it's still good fun to walk across but I think the other parts of the experience were the highlight! We also loved learning about the history of the park - extremely fascinating!”
Prebook Capilano Suspension Bridge Park near Vancouver for a self-paced rainforest walk, bridge views, Cliffwalk, Treetops Adventure, and seasonal lights.
“Get a hot chocolate to carry on the sky walks and relax going slowly and soaking in the views. The gift shop is high quality.”
Skip the line at Ripley's Aquarium in downtown Toronto. Walk the shark tunnel, touch stingrays, and pick a time that avoids crowds.
“Aquarium was very interesting, learn a lot. Going after dark was great with reduced crowds. Will definitely attend again.”
Quebec City Aquarium du Quebec ticket: polar bears, seals, jellyfish, and the Awesome Ocean tunnel, plus daily animal talks.
“A lot less than expected but they where under construction and most of the out door exhibits where closed”
Ride Canada’s tallest observation wheel in Montreal’s Old Port. 60-meter views, climate-controlled gondolas, about 20 minutes, year-round.
“a wonderful relaxing ride with great views over the river & old port. the air con was a bonus on a very hot day.”
Toronto Royal Ontario Museum ticket for $19, valid 1 day. See Barosaurus, a Ming tomb, and world-class natural history and art.
“Great experience! The building itself was stunning. My 4 year old absolutely loved the dinosaur exhibit. Didn't have enough time to properly explore all floors. Next time!”
Ride Niagara SkyWheel in a climate controlled gondola above the Falls, with optional audio and wide day or night views.
“It was a wonderful view in a very comfortable seat. Great value by buying online!”
Walk-through projection shows in Montreal at OASIS Immersion. Choose Root for Nature, AMPLIFIED, or Carnival of the Animals.
“Wonderful and soothing experience with excellent acoustic standards. The collaboration of art with sound was mesmerizing.”
Vancouver Lookout entry ticket gives you 360-degree views from Canada’s iconic glass elevator. Great orientation, quick, and well-priced.
“Good experience , great to see Vancouver from that height”
Ride the Skyride or Blue Grouse Gondola to Vancouver’s mountain peak, with bears, birds, and seasonal outdoor adventures included.
“This was one of the best experiences we encountered. We picked up the free shuttle from Canada Place which took approximately 30 mins. The ticket scanning process was a breeze, the park was quiet so only the blue gondolas were running but we didn’t have to wait in line or queue or share our gondola. The ride up was breathtaking and took us to the activities/trails and cafes etc. The ski lift part was amazing too, feeling free like an eagle soaring up the mountain side, over the top of the grizzlies and the views of Vancouver and ocean was just breathtaking. Again there was no waiting time to descend…”
Wild Magic in Niagara Falls is a 90-minute, family-friendly illusion show by Greg Frewin and Alexandra in a central 550-seat theatre.
“The Magic show was one of the best I have seen and we have seen many, even in Vegas , service was also very good .”
