How much does it cost to go to VanDusen Botanical Garden?

Regular admission fees

Age	Oct 1 – Mar 31	Apr 1 – Sep 30
Adult (19-64)	$8.40	$11.70
Senior (65+)	$5.90	$8.20
Youth (13-18)	$5.90	$8.20
Child (5-12)	$4.20	$5.85

Is VanDusen Festival of Lights Cancelled?

After celebrating its 35th anniversary in 2019/2020, the event is Vancouver’s longest running winter holiday attraction. However, because of the coronavirus pandemic, Festival of Lights was cancelled. Details about the 2021/22 season are to be confirmed.

How long does it take to walk through Van Dusen gardens?

20 minutes
The VanDusen walk offers a delightful route around the perimeter of the Botanical Garden . The circular route is 1.3 km or approximately 1,706 steps and will take at least 20 minutes to complete.

Are dogs allowed at Van Dusen gardens?

Dogs are not permitted in the garden, with the exception of certified aid dogs. No dogs are allowed in the park, let alone during the festival of lights as the gardens are packed full with visitors all the time.

Is VanDusen botanical garden worth it?

It costs more than free Stanley Park or Queen Elizabeth Park, but less than many other attractions. Adults cost between about $8 and $11, depending on the season, although a bit more for special events. If you like gardens, this one is definitely worth visiting.

How many acres is Van Dusen gardens?

55 acres
Welcome to VanDusen Botanical Garden’s 55 acres, which contain 8,088 taxa (species, subspecies, cultivars, varieties) from around the world. A botanic garden is a living museum bringing the world’s plant diversity to the public. Some plants are rare or endangered which you would not be able to see otherwise.

How many lights are at VanDusen?

one million lights
Take the perfect holiday Instagram picture and share it with #vandusenFOL. Experience VanDusen Festival of Lights, a magical winter wonderland with more than one million lights decorating 10 acres of VanDusen Botanical Garden.

What is the venue for the Vancouver Festival of Lights?

Since a couple of years ago, Second Beach in Stanley Park is the new venue for the daytime festivities during the Celebration of Lights on all three days of the festival.

Why is it called Botanical Garden?

Botanical garden, also called botanic garden, originally, a collection of living plants designed chiefly to illustrate relationships within plant groups. As world populations become more urbanized, botanical gardens are increasingly recognized as among the important cultural resources of industrialized nations.

Who is VanDusen?

Whitford Julian VanDusen (July 18, 1889 in Tara, Ontario – December 15, 1978), was a Canadian lumber magnate and philanthropist, who established the Vancouver Foundation.

Can you picnic at Van Dusen Gardens?

Two-hour admission to VanDusen Botanical Garden. Picnic table overlooking the Great Lawn for up to 6 guests. Fully licensed picnic area with option to pre-purchase bottles of wine, cider, beer and non-alcoholic beverages.

Are dogs allowed in Pacific Centre?

Only licensed service dogs are permitted in the mall.

How big is the VanDusen Festival of lights?

Experience VanDusen Festival of Lights, a magical winter wonderland with more than one million lights decorating 10 acres of VanDusen Botanical Garden.

Can you ride scooters at VanDusen Festival of lights?

Bicycles, scooters, and skateboards are not permitted in the garden. Strollers and wheelchairs are welcome. We highly recommend walking, biking, or taking public transit as parking will be very limited. Ticketing

Do you have to be a member to go to VanDusen?

Members must present their valid membership at point of entry. There will be a limited number of tickets available for every entry time, each event night, online only. Required attendants of those needing assistance at the event are offered free access to the event.