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Stanley Park Horse-Drawn Tours

Stanley Park Horse-Drawn Tours

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735 Stanley Park Dr, Vancouver, British Columbia, V6C 2T1, Canada
(604) 681-5115
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Aug 24, 2018
Very informative and relaxing tour suitable for all ages. Don't expect any excitement as we are talking about riding a slow horse carriage with a tour guide providing history of Vancouver and Stanley Park. Not a cheap tour either; however it's reasonable considering the costs for maintenance of the horses. Our tour-guide was great - be sure to tip them! Excellent family event - lasts about an hour. Highly recommended!

Sep 4, 2018
This is animal abuse. There is no reason to exploit horses in 2018. If you're interested in Stanley Park take a walking tour, visit the eco center, or rent a bicycle and stop being lazy. These poor horses have to pull carriages ALL DAY LONG, EVERY DAY. Rain or shine, and in extreme heat. How would you feel of you had to pull a carriage full of heavy people all day long? Imagine. Horse and carrige rides need to stop. Slaving animals for your pleasure.

Jun 16, 2018
This was so good. It gave me a chance to learn some of the history behind Vancouver which I had not gotten to do on my trip. I really enjoyed it and liked knowing that the horses were treated so well as we were given a break down of what their day to day lives are like. They are so huge it was amazing. One of the highlights of my Vancouver trip for sure

Jul 25, 2018
Be prepared to wait to get your ticket. Only one ticket window, and only one person selling. Also, make sure your ticket is for is clearly marked for your tram and that you know exactly which tram you're getting on. We missed ours because the receipt was mislabeled, and the staff was no help. Five stars for the ride and view, ZERO stars for the staffing and waiting.

Sep 1, 2018
A very informative tour of a great city park. Highly recommended for any tourist ages 6+

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Mon:9:40 am - 5 pm
Tue:9:40 am - 5 pm Today
Wed:9:40 am - 5 pm
Thu:9:40 am - 5 pm
Fri:9:40 am - 5 pm
Sat:9:40 am - 5 pm