Vancouver tips: Visiting the Vancouver Aquarium with toddlers and little kids
When your tot’s ready to roam free from the stroller or baby carrier, head over to “Clownfish Cove,” where little tunnels and toys, a child-size animal clinic, and touch pool await. This is also where you’ll find family restrooms.
A decent selection of cafe fare, including children’s meals ($6.25 Canadian at time of writing), are available at the aquarium. Visitors who bring their own food are asked to eat it outside of the aquarium in the nearby picnic area, and more drinks, snacks, and ice creams are available to the left of the “big fish” fountain outside, in front of the entrance.
You can purchase aquarium tickets online in advance, but if you have a few days in Vancouver, you might prefer to stay flexible and save that card for a day of spotty weather. Showing up early, even before opening, is key, as the line grows and grows… More info at the Vancouver Aquarium website.
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Safe journey,
Shelly Rivoli, author of the award-winning guide Travels with Baby
https://travelswithbaby.com/