Updated March 24, 2025
The majesty and beauty of Vancouver, BC will take your breath away…and so will these discounts, passes and tickets for popular Vancouver attractions.
See all the must see places and do all the must do things and save money at the same time.
To check out all the details on the coupons and passes we’ve discovered for Vancouver attractions, just click on any of the links below.
Make VancouverAttractions.com your first stop–save up to 35%
If you’re looking for ways to save on Vancouver attractions, vancouverattractions.com should be at the top of your list. This website is awesome for discounts. It allows you to create your own money-saving package or choose from 6 pre-paid attractions passes. Here’s how their offerings break down:
Save up to 35% with a Pick Your Own Package: Choose from 28 attractions and activities.
Save up to 35% with a Downtown Vancouver Pass: Choose from 7 attractions and activities.
Save 20% with a Garden Combination Pass: Visit the VanDusen Botanical Garden and the Bloedel Conservatory.
Save 20% with a Sea to Sky Combination Pass: Enjoy the Britannia Mine Museum and the Sea to Sky Gondola.
Save 25% with a UBC Attractions Pass: When you book 3 of the 4 featured attractions.
Save 35% with a Family Attractions Pass: When you book all 5 of the featured attractions.
Save up to 35% with a Museums Pass: When you book 5 of the featured 10 museums.
Save $3 on a visit to Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
Capilano Suspension Bridge Park is a great place to spend the day outdoors and test your nerve. Since 1889 the 450-foot plank bridge has dared visitors to cross it. But there’s more to the park than the bridge. There is also a:
- walk among the treetops
- cantilevered cliff walk that suspends you out from the cliff wall
- stroll through an old growth forest where there are trees that have existed for over 1500 years
- birds of prey facility
On its own Capilano Suspension Bridge Park will give you a thrill. But for an added thrill you can save $3 bucks on admission–and it’s so easy. All you have to do is buy your tickets online and you’ll pay $3 less than you would at the gate.
Two ways to save on Flyover, the immersive flying journey
If you’ve never done Flyover before, you should. It’s an awesome visual experience where you feel like you’re sailing through the air over some of the most visually stunning scenery on the planet.
This experience is well worth the price of admission, even more so when you take advantage of these two simple ways to reduce the price of your ticket.
1) Save $3 on a day-of ticket. Don’t wait till you’re at the Flyover gate to buy your ticket. Purchase it online and you’ll get a $3 discount.
2) Save up to $8 when you buy your ticket in advance. Purchase your ticket online a week or more in advance of your visit to Flyover and you’ll save $8 bucks. Now that’s what I call landing a deal!
Save up to 35% on the Vancouver Aquarium
The Vancouver Aquarium is Canada’s largest aquarium. Their cast of creatures includes sea lions, seals, otters, sharks, sloths, an anaconda, poisonous frogs and more. Plus, there are interactive experiences and over 120 exhibits and displays to take in.
So how can you save over 35%? First thing you need to know is that general admission tickets to the Vancouver Aquarium vary in price from day-to-day. But it’s when you buy your ticket a week or more in advance that you’ll save the most money.
To determine which day offers the greatest discount and how far in advance you should buy your ticket, visit the Aquarium’s website.
Enjoy reduced admission to the Museum of Vancouver
The Museum of Vancouver is known as Canada’s premier civic history museum. It’s a museum that showcases the history, culture, and artifacts of Vancouver. If you want to know all about Vancouver and how it became the city it is today, this is the place.
Best of, depending on your itinerary and when you’ll be in town, you can visit the Museum of Vancouver at a reduced rate. All you have to do is take advantage of the museum’s Pay What You Can Sundays. They take place on the first Sunday of the month.
BCAA Members can save 10-30% on Vancouver attractions
If you live in the province of BC and have a British Columbia Automobile Association (BCAA) membership you can enjoy discounts on select attractions in Vancouver and around the province.
At the time of this writing, offers included 10% off a one-day pass to Capilano Suspension Bridge Park, 15% off the Britannia Mine Museum, 20% off the H.R. MacMillan Space Centre, and up to 30% off Vancouver Canucks NHL hockey tickets.
Check the BCAA website for the most up to date offers.
Want a deal on a Vancouver concert or event? Shop last minute
You never know what concert, show, NHL game, or event could be going on in Vancouver.
As everyone knows, tickets to these events are expensive. But don’t give up hope. From time to time it’s possible to get a ticket cheaper. The best strategy is to wait until just before the event is starting or when its actually begun. Then check Stubhub or SeatGeek. Often you can get tickets for less than the face value price.
Don’t forget to check Groupon too
New deals are added to Groupon every week. That’s why it’s an excellent website to check prior to and even when you’re visiting Vancouver.
Visit the Vancouver Groupon page and you’ll find savings of up to 70% on things to see and do.
Viator may have a sale on the Vancouver outing or attraction you want
In addition to Groupon before we visit a city we always check the Viator website too. We recommend you do the same as you may discover Viator has negotiated a discounted price for a Vancouver attraction or tour that will appeal to you.
Conclusion
Vancouver is a Canadian city that offers a lot of things to see and do while visiting. With so much to choose from it will be hard to decide on what to include in your list. But the good news is, by taking advantage of these passes, discounts, and plan-ahead admission pricing programs, you’ll be able to squeeze a lot more Vancouver attractions and activities into your travel budget.
Be thrifty and practical! This information was accurate when published, but can change without notice. We recommend you confirm all details with the provider in question before planning your excursion.
Photo Credit: Andy M Smith
