With an annual influx of 1.1 million visitors, Capilano Suspension Bridge is one of BC’s top attractions.
However, the question remains: is a visit to Capilano Suspension Bridge worth it?
Let’s delve deeper to see if it’s worth paying for in 2024.
⚠️ Warning (08/20/24) ⚠️ Prime entrance slots are selling out quickly for high season (April-September).
Make sure you lock in your Capilano Suspension Bridge tickets in advance online. In using the links in this post you’ll get a best price guarantee, a free shuttle from downtown and the ability to cancel free of charge. You can even book with no money down.
Is Capilano Suspension Bridge Worth Visiting?
The Lower Mainland’s natural amusement park (if you don’t mind me saying) is always an option, whether you’re visiting Capilano Suspension Bridge in Vancouver in summer or any other time of year,
That said, unlike other Vancouver nature attractions there’s a price attached just to get up there in the first place:
- Adults: $66.10
- 65+: $61.37
- Youth (13-17): $37.75
- Child (6-12): $28.30
- Under (0-5): free
Indeed, as I mentioned in my Capilano Suspension Bridge discount code post, there is no two ways around it – you’re going to have to pay full price.
What’s Included in Capilano Suspension Bridge Tickets
Of course, Capilano Suspension Bridge wouldn’t’ leave you on the hook for $66.10 without offering more than just a bridge, as spectacular as it is.
Yes, this gentle sway Capilano Suspension Bridge strung through old-growth forest is almost worth the Capilano Suspension Bridge tickets itself, but it’s important to understand there’s much more here:
- Return shuttle from downtown Vancouver
- Entrance to the entire park
- Access to the suspension bridge
- Access to the Cliffwalk (platforms taking you for a walk off the side of granite cliffs)
- Access to the Treetops Adventure (a sort of tree house community way above the forest floor)
- Access to the world’s largest private collection of totem poles
- A 10 minute history and nature talk with a knowledgeable guide
- A complimentary “I Made It!” souvenir certificate
- Complimentary ponchos in case of rain
- Live entertainment of the season
As you can see, there a four main attractions here (let’s say $18.63 each), and the bridge itself is one of the most unique attractions you’ll ever see.
Add in a mini guided tour and the value goes up from here.
The shuttle included in your tickets (when booking with our links below) also adds immense value.
If you’re a visiting tourist the two way taxi to Capilano Bridge from downtown will run you $67 or more, so there’s value here too.
That said, if you’re not looking to discover the great outdoors it’s by no means mandatory – there are plenty of other top things to do in Vancouver to keep you busy.
It is really worth it unless you’re on a tight budget – for those with a little more restrictions on their spending you can go to the Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge (no shuttle though, so you’ll need a car).
If you came to Vancouver for our nature though, this is a very wise bet to make.
Capilano Suspension Bridge Visitor Reviews
Capilano Suspension Bridge currently has 4.8/5 stars from customers at their ticket seller Tiqets.
Customers generally rave about the all around value of all the attractions, not just the bridge:
Some spoke of the great value of buying tickets:
Finally, those booking tickets in advance online are very satisfied with the process at Tiqets.com:
Curious? Make sure to read more Capilano Suspension Bridge reviews for a greater understanding of whether Capilano Suspension Bridge is worth it or not.
At any rate, ensure that you book your tickets in advance – if you use the links in this post (like the widgets below) you’ll lock in the free shuttle from downtown Vancouver.
So Is Capilano Suspension Bridge Worth the Money?
I’ve personally been there, and I can confirm that Capilano Suspension Bridge is well worth the money.
However, I’m not you. If you have any further questions about this attraction or anything else related to Vancouver travel then get at me in the comments!
Have a wonderful time at Capilano Suspension Bridge ⛰️
Looking at Grouse Mountain too? Consider a Grouse Mountain and Capilano Suspension Bridge tour.
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