Sea to Sky Gondola Ticket
Overview
Go from the sea to the sky with this fantastic gondola ride in Squamish, 40 miles (65 km) from Vancouver. Opened in May 2014, the Sea to Sky Gondola is an incredible attraction, sure to amaze even the most hardened traveler. And it’s in Squamish, which CNNMoney.com has called the top mountain town to visit in North America. Get lifted to the top of the mountain for soaring views of the coniferous-forest-clad mountains.
Inclusions
- GST (Goods and Services Tax)
- Entry/Admission - Shannon Falls Provincial Park
- Entry/Admission - Sea to Sky Gondola
What to expect
Visit: Shannon Falls Provincial Park, Squamish, British Columbia V0N 1H0 Canada
Walking distance from Sea to Sky Gondola to Shannon Falls Provincial Park, about 15 minutes one way. No tickets required.
Duration: 30 minutes
Visit: Sea to Sky Gondola, 36800 Highway 99, Squamish, British Columbia V8B 0B6 Canada
Suspension bridge, viewing platforms and beautiful views.
Duration: 2 hours
Walking distance from Sea to Sky Gondola to Shannon Falls Provincial Park, about 15 minutes one way. No tickets required.
Duration: 30 minutes
Visit: Sea to Sky Gondola, 36800 Highway 99, Squamish, British Columbia V8B 0B6 Canada
Suspension bridge, viewing platforms and beautiful views.
Duration: 2 hours
Additional information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Most travelers can participate
- Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
- No cash accepted at this time. Guests travel in the gondola with their own identified 'bubble' of people. Proof of COVID-19 Vaccination is required to enter the upper level of the Summit Lodge to access the cafe & bar. It is not required to ride the gondola or access the trails & viewing platforms
- This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Ticket delivery
You can present either a paper or an electronic voucher for this activity.
Cancellation
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start time of the experience.
ychampathit
October 2023
We took the two-way ticket from Sky Gondola. It was a great tour and picturesque scenes at the top of the mountain. We took the Winter hike which was seemed to be the most challenging of the 6 or 7 hike it had. Took us around 2.5 hours for the entire hike which was a great experience with several...
We took the two-way ticket from Sky Gondola. It was a great tour and picturesque scenes at the top of the mountain. We took the Winter hike which was seemed to be the most challenging of the 6 or 7 hike it had. Took us around 2.5 hours for the entire hike which was a great experience with several scenic locations.Isaac_T
October 2023
The best part of being on this absolutely most amazing trip was that we could go to the top of the mountain and spend the entire day there. Whether it was relaxing or hiking all the trails.
The best part of being on this absolutely most amazing trip was that we could go to the top of the mountain and spend the entire day there. Whether it was relaxing or hiking all the trails.P2171DMannah
October 2023
We took our 5 year old and 9 year old on a sunny day at 3pm. Do not take heavy coats assuming it is colder up high (temp was same as parking lot). We had to carry the coats while hiking and that sucked. The ride up was great but we did not realize there was a wedding happening that would cause cl...
We took our 5 year old and 9 year old on a sunny day at 3pm. Do not take heavy coats assuming it is colder up high (temp was same as parking lot). We had to carry the coats while hiking and that sucked. The ride up was great but we did not realize there was a wedding happening that would cause closure of the bridge and certain areas at specific times. Staff were very helpful though and suggested we do a trail (probably to get rid of us). We did the panarama trail and it was underwhelming. Beautiful forest but we have seen lots of those on Vancouver island where we live. The chief lookout spot was beautiful but kids were whining about being tired and bored the entire walk there. The alpine trail was designed for kids which has it’s own entrance (off of the main picnic area - we missed it first time) and only runs in one direction due to the climbing etc. A staff member should have been around the trail start areas to answer people’s questions. There is no chance anyone with a stroller or leg or arm limitations could do the kid’s trail. I don’t know how anyone with kids under 3 or four could do this. Our five year old was fine doing the rock face climbs using embedded rebars as ladder rings but my blundstones could barely handle the roots and steep slippery drops. Everyone else had on grippy keen runners so they were okay. I was holding onto trees to keep me from slipping. There was supposed to be a scavenger hunt associated with this trail but we could not find the salamander and we were not able to figure out any of the missing gear besides a first aide kit. Either the stuff has gone missing or it is too hard for kids (and adults) to find. The signs along the kids trail were fun (lots of animals to learn about) but they were disappointed about not finding stuff. From the main lookout area the views are spectacular. We didn’t have time to do other trails but I’m not sure I’d bother unless guaranteed some different viewpoints. We didn’t stop for a beer at the restaurant since it was quite crowded with the wedding happening in a private area but I highly recommend savouring the view. Lots of picnic tables behind the restaurant and a small kids playground (good for up to age 4) perfect for a picnic. If not for the spectacular weather on our visit - I would find this attraction underwhelming. Only go when it is beautiful weather. The family pricing is $2 difference online and in person so we did not buy ahead. We stopped on our way to Whistler to give the kids a car break because the weather was so good.EmmaM2112
September 2023
We did this while staying in Squarmish - highly recommended. For the price of the ticket, you can stay up the mountain all day if you want to, including the trails and the suspension bridge. The views going up and down the gondola we’re breathtaking (and slightly scary!). There are a number of d...
We did this while staying in Squarmish - highly recommended. For the price of the ticket, you can stay up the mountain all day if you want to, including the trails and the suspension bridge. The views going up and down the gondola we’re breathtaking (and slightly scary!). There are a number of different hikes, all clearly signposted and labelled for difficulty. Good value for money, amazing views.rickbB8596IW
August 2023
If in Vancouver don’t miss this. I’m not sure why this isn’t in the top ten of things to do in Vancouver. Probably because it is about an hours drive outside the city. It is well worth it. The views of the surrounding mountains and looking down on Howe Sound are just spectacular. There are 2 easy...
If in Vancouver don’t miss this. I’m not sure why this isn’t in the top ten of things to do in Vancouver. Probably because it is about an hours drive outside the city. It is well worth it. The views of the surrounding mountains and looking down on Howe Sound are just spectacular. There are 2 easy trails to walk for other nice views at the top. There are also 2 more advanced trails. Food and drink at the summit house. The ride up and down the gondola offer awesome views and it feels very safe, even if worried by heights. One family or group per gondola so you are not stuffed in. Go early because it gets busy. We went on a Sunday morning just after it opened so no crowd yet. A fun suspension bridge to cross if you want. We hit a perfect weather day. Well worth the price and the drive out and back.Kelli T
August 2023
Excellent customer service! Fantastic food & AMAZING views! One of the highlights of our western Canadian adventure!
Excellent customer service! Fantastic food & AMAZING views! One of the highlights of our western Canadian adventure!