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best bike ride experience.

One of the best experience in Canada. Though it's a virtual experience, I would say that it breaks beyond our expectations. Way higher than you would ever think. I have been in many 3-D dome theatre shows but you usually wear a googles to get the desired effect. But this is something that you see with your naked eyes. The experience that I felt was speechless. The show is short but that little while takes you into the real feel of being lifted above Canada literally from one end to the very other end. One should never miss this at least one time in lifetime. Customer service is excellent and the instructions are very clear plus they guide you very well. If you miss the booked show time don't panic they are good to always reschedule the show as long as it's on the same day and there is possibly a spot for the whole number of tickets taken. Parking is available below the Canada place but it's always better to be there at least a fifteen minutes early to park and get to the place. Parking is slightly expensive though because never expect that you can return to your car in that first thirty minutes which is $.4. You will definitely cross that time and get a ticket of at least $.12 for sure. But don't be disappointed, the show is worth and the time is an asset in your life.

I observed a boat operator pull over today and help a paddle boarder in distress. Way to go. Very impressed!

Unfortunately, the weather was not good.... but our guide was really great! Super friendly and full of all sorts of trivia about the Harbour area - and mostly interesting! Would highly recommend this tour.

Great hiking path around the lake!

Grand old building. Not a tourist location, though. Vancouver school of economics.

Nice view of the city. Nice spot for photographers.

Lindo

Helpful. Also be on the lookout for the public urinals and stalls to use after dark - they come up out of the sidewalks to deter drunks from getting the town dirty - that's worth 5 stars right there!

best whale ever

The map has been updated, now showing the name in the First Nations language at the top.

Cute