CANADA
The Canadian classics.
The 15 most popular tickets tours, with what each one actually includes, who runs it, and what you will pay.
A smooth gondola up Sulphur Mountain for 360-degree views, easy boardwalk walks, and big Banff energy. Food options on top.
“The whole experience was awesome, exhilarating, the views breathtaking. Staff were very attentive and welcoming. The food at the top of the mountain was some of the best food that we ate , the buffet had a very good selection of food and the mountain view from our table was beautiful.”
Visit Casa Loma with one ticket to Toronto’s 1914 castle: Pellatt documentary, Dark Side tunnel, classic cars, film gallery, and more.
“Great experience. Self guided tour. Great value for the cost.”
Walk the 25,000-year-old Athabasca Glacier, ride the Ice Explorer, then stare down from the Skywalk above Sunwapta Valley.
“It was a great tour with a great guide (Goose). We loved being able to walk on the glacier and get a sip of glacier water.”
Skylon Tower tickets bring 360° Niagara Falls views from 236 meters up, with a glass elevator ride and flexible dates for day or night.
“It was amazing to see the fireworks from the skylon tower! Make sure to get there early and get your spot.”
Walk Capilano Suspension Bridge, then try Cliffwalk and Treetops Adventure. Includes free downtown shuttle and luggage storage for $59.
“Great value for money, very educational, lots to see and do, staff knowledgeable, friendly and very nice”
Prebook Capilano Suspension Bridge Park tickets for a self-guided rainforest adventure in Vancouver, with Cliffwalk, treetop bridges, and Canyon Lights.
“It’s a truly magical experience, you can’t miss it! The Christmas lights make the experience even more magical!”
Skip the line for Ripley’s Aquarium in downtown Toronto and explore 9 galleries, 20,000 animals, sharks overhead, and stingray touch pools.
“Very awesome! 👌 The Aquarium exceeded my expectations. My children were very excited. Really nice experience”
Spend a full day at Aquarium du Québec: ocean tunnels, polar bears, seals, outdoor arctic views, and daily animal talks for about $19.
“It was too bad that the place where the seals use to be was all tore up, never got a chance to see them”
Ride Canada’s tallest observation wheel in Old Montreal. Climate-controlled gondolas, 360° views, and an easy stroll to your cabin.
“the view of the city. the 35 dollar parking charge is insane”
Toronto’s ROM ticket for about $19 includes Ming-era tombs, Barosaurus, and top galleries across world history—plan 3 hours to a full day.
“I was really most interested in the ancient Roman and Egyptian artifacts and we found it difficult to find them.”
Niagara SkyWheel ticket review: 175-foot enclosed gondola views of Horseshoe Falls and Clifton Hill with English audio, day or night rides.
“Nice views, affordable, and less Lines in the late afternoon. Would Recommend”
OASIS Immersion in Montreal lets you walk through 3 gallery-style show spaces with music and light, choosing between themed shows from $26.
“We had a wonderful time. My wife and I loved the exhibit and our 3 year old loved chasing the moving images on the ground.”
Skip the guesswork in Vancouver. Ride a fast glass elevator to 360° views, learn from panels, and get your bearings for a day in the city.
“It was good to go up and get good views. Not too high so only with it cause it wasn’t too expensive. Doesn’t take long to go round .”
Ride up Vancouver’s Grouse Mountain with the Skyride, meet grizzly bears, watch included shows, and add winter snow fun or summer wildlife talks.
“We had a great day on Grouse, loved the lumberjack show and saw the grizzlies! We had a nice meal in Altitude with pleasant efficient service, and the cable car ride up and down was exciting!”
Wild Magic in Niagara Falls Canada is a 90-minute family show in a 550-seat theatre with grand illusions by Greg Frewin.
“The show was great! Worth every penny. We live locally and I wished we’d gone sooner.”
