How to visit Capilano Suspension Bridge Park and Stanley Park from Vancouver Airport?

1. How do I get to Capilano Suspension Bridge from Vancouver?
2. How far is Capilano Suspension Bridge from Vancouver?
3. How long do you need at Capilano Suspension Bridge?
4. Is the Capilano Suspension Bridge free?
5. How much does the Capilano Suspension Bridge cost?
6. Why is the Capilano Suspension Bridge so popular?
7. Is the Capilano Suspension Bridge Safe?
8. How much weight can the Capilano Suspension Bridge hold?
9. Can you buy tickets at Capilano Suspension Bridge?

How do I get to Capilano Suspension Bridge from Vancouver?

From Downtown Vancouver, ride the SeaBus to Lonsdale Quay, then take the #236 bus to Capilano Suspension Bridge Park). Coming from Phibbs Exchange, take bus #232. The #246 bus from downtown Vancouver stops at Granville Skytrain, Burrard Skytrain, and various bus stops on W Georgia Street.

How far is Capilano Suspension Bridge from Vancouver?

The distance between Vancouver and Capilano Suspension Bridge is 10 km. The road distance is 13.2 km. How do I travel from Vancouver to Capilano Suspension Bridge without a car? The best way to get from Vancouver to Capilano Suspension Bridge without a car is to line 246 bus which takes 28 min and costs $3.

How long do you need at Capilano Suspension Bridge?

Most of our guests spend 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 hours at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park. You want to allow time to visit our three main attractions (the suspension bridge, Treetops Adventure and Cliffwalk), as well as explore the rainforest and learn about our unique environment on a nature tour.

Is the Capilano Suspension Bridge free?

Capilano Bridge Admission

Admission at Capilano Suspension Bridge costs about $55 for adults, $50 for seniors and $42 for students (with ID). ... Most areas at Capilano Suspension Bridge are not wheelchair accessible. However, visitors in wheelchairs or on crutches do receive free admission.

How much does the Capilano Suspension Bridge cost?

Entry to the bridge complex costs CA$42.95 (approximately $33) for adults, CA$26.95 (approximately $20.75) for kids ages 13 to 16 and CA$14.95 (about $11.50) for children ages 6 to 12. Parking costs CA$5 (about $3.85) per vehicle.

Why is the Capilano Suspension Bridge so popular?

The bridge, and Mackay's cabin, became a popular destination for adventurous friends, dubbed Capilano Tramps, who made a long journey by steamship before 'tramping' up the rough trail to Mackay's property. After his death, the hemp rope bridge was replaced by a wire cable bridge in 1903.

Is the Capilano Suspension Bridge Safe?

"The safety of our park is still very, very good — we would never ever compromise our safety for our guests," said Capilano Suspension Bridge spokeswoman Sue Kaffka. ... The bridge itself, which undergoes regular safety reviews, is not dangerous to use.

How much weight can the Capilano Suspension Bridge hold?

The 'Capilano Tramps'

In 1903, after Mackay's death, the original 'hemp rope' bridge was replaced with sturdier wire cables. It was then opened to the public, at a cost of 10 cents per person. Now, the bridge is strong enough to hold the weight of 97 elephants, and is crossed by over a million visitors each year.

Can you buy tickets at Capilano Suspension Bridge?

Tickets and annual passes are only available for pre-purchase online for a specific date and time to limit contact upon entry. Tickets will be sold in 30 minute arrival time slots to ensure physical distancing guidelines are maintained. Please arrive as close to your arrival time slot as possible.