Vancouver Aquarium combined tickets: what to pair it with

Which Vancouver Aquarium combo to book

The aquarium is in Stanley Park, close to downtown. Its combos pair it either with the outdoors or with a downtown view.

First visit, nature first. Capilano Suspension Bridge Park + Vancouver Aquarium is the most booked pair. Capilano is across the water in North Vancouver, so treat it as a half day on its own.

Downtown in one day. Vancouver Aquarium + Flyover Canada is the best-rated combo. FlyOver Canada is a flight-simulation ride at Canada Place, near the waterfront. Vancouver Lookout + Vancouver Aquarium adds the observation deck at Harbour Centre, with audio guide. Both are downtown, a short ride from the aquarium, so they fit into one day.

All three. The Vancouver Explorer Card covers the aquarium, the Lookout and FlyOver Canada in one product. It's the simplest choice if you want all three, and it skips Capilano, so add that separately if the bridge is on your list.

Rainy day and art. Vancouver Aquarium + Vancouver Art Gallery pairs two indoor visits, useful in Vancouver's wet season.

Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?

A little. The two-part bundles are priced around five percent below their parts, and the ticket shows the saving. The Explorer Card is sold as one product, so compare its price with the bundles if you only need two of the three.

How the tickets work

You pay once and get a separate ticket for each attraction, usually on your phone. Check whether each part asks for a date or time, and leave travel time between Stanley Park, downtown and North Vancouver. Cancellation follows the product, so read the conditions on the booking page, or see how combo tickets work.

Every bundle in the city is on Vancouver combo tickets. Travelling east? See Toronto and Niagara Falls.