This massive waterpark near Vancouver is known for its impressive slides, poolside cocktails and family fun, and it’s officially reopening on June 29 for the summer season.

Located in Tsawwassen, Big Splash is just a 25 minute drive from Vancouver. Yes, you’re that close to all that fun.

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Big Splash 2024 Season

This year, the water park will open on June 29th, and will run until September 2nd.

If you’re a big fan, note that limited-time season passes are being sold for $215. They are available for purchase on-site only from May 21st to June 1st, Tuesday through Saturday, 11 am to 4 pm.

What to Expect

With over 10 different rides, Big Splash Waterslide Park has everything you need for a full day of adventure and fun in the sun.

The massive waterslides with various versions of twists and turns, including a 6-storey tube slide called the Boomerang (the only one in Western Canada), adult hot tubs, main pool, kids splash pad, a patio area, and more!

The food and drink area is plentiful as well with: candy shop and cafe, a sports bar and grill, as well as the main grill restaurant. You can also rent private cabanas and tables for the ultimate experience.

Looks Familiar?

If you are thinking Big Splash looks familiar, you are right. The waterpark was once called Splashdown. Take a look back at this nostalgic time and what the park used to look like. 

Because the waterpark was so close to Vancouver, it hosted various end of year school parties and summer birthdays. The long-running park had opened in 1984 and shut its doors in 2016.

Luckily in 2017, it was reopened with new owners, and improvements were put in. So Vancouverites can continue to have hours of fun at this waterpark area that’s only a short drive away.

Big Splash Waterslide Park

Dates: June 29 – September 2, 2024

Location: 4775 Nulelum Way, Tsawwassen, B.C.

Tickets: Can be purchase tickets online.

Rates: 

• All Day Pass $41
• Twilight Pass (after 3 pm) $31
• Free for children 3 years and under
• Seasonal passes are also available for $215. Sold only from May 21 – June 1, on site only.

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At 1.7 kilometres, the Eagle Coaster has been dubbed the longest mountain coaster in Canada. The thrilling ride features a 279 metre vertical drop (or about 900 feet).

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Cypress Mountain Eagle Coaster Opening Dates 2024

The Eagle Coaster made its debut in 2021, and have quickly become a local favourite. Located at Cypress Mountain in West Vancouver, the mountain top coaster takes off from the top of Black Mountain. It then travels down the scenic track filled with forested vistas and exhilarating bends.

As they go through the course, riders can control their own speed by using the brake. It can reach speeds of up to 40 kilometres per hour.

This year, the coaster will be opening on June 8, and will usually remain open until September 2.

 

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What to know before you go

This mountain top coaster is suitable for all ages and physical abilities. Even young children can enjoy the ride while sitting on the lap of an adult.

Rider Requirements:

• To ride alone, individuals must be at least 8 years old and have a height of 4’1″ or taller.
• The minimum age requirement to ride with a passenger in the cart is 16 years old.
  • Passengers aged 3 to 7 are allowed, but they must ride the coaster with an adult and have a minimum height of 96cm (3’2″).
  • Additionally, passengers must not be taller than the driver’s shoulders when seated in the cart together.
• The maximum weight capacity per cart is 118kg (260lbs).

Ride Rules

• Riders must wear a seatbelt and keep a distance of 50 metres between other carts.
• Riders are required to possess adequate physical dexterity, ability, and knowledge to safely board, ride, and disembark from the coaster.
• The consumption of alcohol or drugs is strictly forbidden.
• It is advised that pregnant women and individuals with pre-existing neck or back injuries refrain from riding the coaster.
• The maximum weight capacity per cart is 118 kg (260 lbs) and the minimum height requirement is of 96 cm (3′ 2″) tall.
• Children aged 3-7 must be accompanied by an adult (16+).

Additional Notes

• If you are going, please be aware that  larger bags and backpacks are not allowed on the ride. So be sure to leave it in your car or with a friend while you ride. There are also open storages at the base of the lift for any loose items you feel comfortable leaving behind during your ride.
• There are also no washrooms at the top of the chairlift, where the coaster begins. So riders are advised to use the facilities inside the Cypress Creek Lodge prior to the coaster ride.

Ticket Prices

All tickets includes the coaster ride and the chairlift up to the coaster.

• One ride costs $35 per person or $53 for 2 rides for the same person.
• An additional child passenger in the same cart has an additional charge of $13.50 – $17.
• Prices are subject to change. Please check their website for the latest rates.

 

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Originally opened, owned, and operated by a local family, Destination Cultus has become one of the province’s most popular summer traditions since 1984.

Although Cultus Lake Adventure Park has been open for a few weeks now, we have been eagerly awaiting the opening of the water park. The wait is finally over!

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Cultus Lake 2024

The grand opening of the park for the summer season is scheduled for Saturday, June 8th. It will operate on weekends only until June 22nd, after which it will be open every day until September 2nd.

As part of it opening promotion, the waterpark is offering a discount of $8 on all admission tickets. This includes full-day passes, half-day passes, and twilight tickets.

 

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With over 11 waterslides, five large hot tubs throughout the park, a lazy river, and four children areas, Cultus is considered the largest waterpark in British Columbia.

In addition, there’s five food outlets, 150 covered picnic tables, locker and barbecue rentals, and an abundance of grassy space to spread out on.

Tickets will be going on sale soon. The waterpark has special rates for School Group Bookings, Twilight discounts, after school specials. There is also VIP cabana rentals, and advanced booking available throughout the season.

Please note, they recommend purchasing your tickets prior to arrival as it does get quite busy. If a date is ‘sold out’ online, there will not be any tickets available at the gate.

 

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Cultus Lake Waterpark and Adventure Park

Opening: June 8th – September 2nd

Location: 4150 Columbia Valley Hwy, Cultus Lake, BC.

Cost: 

• Full day: Weekend $44.99, Weekday $39.99
• Half day: Weekend $36.99, Weekday $31.99
• Twilight (last 3 hours): Weekend $29.99, Weekday $26.99

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With its commitment to preserving and showcasing local history in an engaging and interactive way, visitors can explore its historic buildings, exhibits, and beautiful surroundings.

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The city plans to celebrate the occasion with new exhibits, entertainment and activities, offering visitors an immersive experience of the 1920s village comprising heritage and recreated buildings.

Burnaby Village Museum will open on May 4 and operate through September 2. It will operate from 11 am-4:30 pm, Tuesday to Sunday plus statutory holidays.

Admission to the village is free, however carousel rides will be $2.65.

New Exhibit & Attractions

The exhibition “Truths Not Often Told: Being South Asian in Burnaby” delves into the varied experiences of Burnaby’s South Asian Canadian communities. Developed in close collaboration with the museum’s South Asian Advisory Committee, this exhibit sheds light on stories that are often untold.

They will also feature the travelling exhibit: OVERCASTE curated by the Public Justice Society.

Daily Events:

• Scavenger Hunt Throughout the site: Pick up your scavenger hunt at the gates and explore the scents of South Asia.
• Bell’s Basics at Bell’s Dry Goods: Learn about matching, measuring and patterning fabrics.
• Coffee Grinding at the General Store: See and smell the coffee beans ground by hand.
• Cedar Basket at the Love Farmhouse: Learn about Hazel’s cedar basket. (beginning in June)
• Ruby’s Lunch at the Seaforth School: What is in Ruby’s lunch? Find out at the schoolhouse.
• Blacksmithing at the Blacksmith Shop: Watch the metalsmith heat and hammer metal objects.
• Ride on the 100+ year old carousel single ride ticket costs $2.65

 

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Weekly Events

• Bell’s Basics with The Quilters at Bell’s Dry Goods: Learn about matching, measuring and patterning fabrics with The Quilters’ Guild as they showcase their knowledge and talents – Fridays (times tbc)
• Storytime at the Indigenous Learning House: Engage imaginations through story telling – Tuesday, 2 pm
• Steam Demo at the Steam Shed: Learn about how steam pressure runs machinery – Starting in June, every Wednesdays throughout the day
• Indigenous Outdoor Games at the Meadow: Participate in a variety of fun hands-on sports games. Thursdays 2 pm
• Play Mahjong at the Herbalist shop: a Chinese game of strategy, skill, and summation – Fridays, 1-3 pm
• Coast Salish Seed Balls at the Brookfield Hall
  Make a seed ball with Coast Salish plant seeds. Starting in June, Saturdays 2:15 pm

Burnaby Village Museum

When: Opens May 4 and will operate through September 2, 2024 from Tuesday to Sunday plus statutory holidays

Hours: 11am – 4:30 pm with last admission at 4 pm

Address: 6501 Deer Lake Ave, Burnaby BC V5G 3T6

Admission: Free

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The $9 million ride is designed and built by Zamperla of Italy, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of rides and attractions.

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The new linear synchronous motor (LSM) launch coaster will occupy the previous location of the retired Corkscrew Coaster. Construction began in 2023 and the opening is target for July, 2024.

This is the largest single attraction investment made by Playland and signals a bright future for Playland.

The ride named ThunderVolt, features an opening tunnel, 18 metre first drop, airtime hills, helices and sweeping turns that make the experience unlike anything else in the country.

Anticipated to be immediately embraced by Playland coaster enthusiasts due to its unique and thrilling ride experience, the new coaster combines the launch, airtime hills and diving drops to make for a fantastic experience. This coaster strikes that perfect balance between fun and thrill.

 

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“We are thrilled to be providing Canada’s fastest launch coaster to Playland at the Pacific National Exhibition,” said Zamperla CEO Antonio Zamperla. “Playland and Zamperla have a long partnership and their team started discussions with us over a year ago about their long-term planning and helping them grow the park’s offerings. This year we opened a Gryphon (called ‘Skybender’ at Playland), which was a huge success and allowed Playland to market the first ride of its type in the world.”

“The next project is the LSM Launch Coaster, which will be a perfect fit. It will complement the classic ‘Coaster’ and bring lots of activity to the corner of the park near the amphitheatre. We spent a lot of time talking with PNE about ride placement and ensuring that the experience will perfectly compliment the park’s current line-up of rides and attractions. In addition, it will be that attraction that takes thrills to the next level at Playland.”

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There are many houses all across Metro Vancouver that go all out when it comes to the holidays. From twinkling lights to mechanical displays and elaborately sized trees, these houses pull out all the stops and are definitely worth checking out this holiday season.

If you are looking to visit some magical looking homes this holiday season, here are some to add to your list.

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These displays are definitely worth checking out, as the home homeowners spend countless hours setting up beautiful lights that brings entertainment for the entire neighbourhood. For some they do it for charity, and others may do it simply to spread joy.

Not only are these houses great for bringing up your holiday spirits, but they’re also budget friendly date ideas perfect for the family.

Canucks Place Hospice

 

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A home for children that are at end-of-life. This beautiful place tries to make the home brighter every year.

Address: 1690 Matthews Avenue, Vancouver

Bute Street

 

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Address: 995 Bute St, Vancouver

DuPlessis Home

This home is decorated annually by the DuPlessis. Donations are collected to go to BC Childrens Hospital.

Address: 8222 Burnlake Drive, Burnaby

Miracle on Rae Street

 

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This Port Coquitlam home spares no light, their home and giant tree is adorned with lights to raise funds for the food banks.

Address: 3313 Rae Street, Port Coquitlam

The HoHoHo House

 

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This Richmond home is popular during the holidays and pulls out all the stops for those walking or driving by.

Address: 4280 Garry Street, Richmond

Rudolph & Friends Christmas

Address: 15499 22nd Ave, Surrey

Magical Holiday Lane on Forty Third

This beautiful house has a classic Dr. Seuss theme with displays that seems to have come right out of the book.

Address: 20504 43 Ave Langley, BC

Enjoy taking in all the beautiful Christmas lights this year!

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You may recognize this charming neighborhood home from their Halloween transformation earlier this year. However, as Christmas comes around, the house is turned into the Winter Wonderland of Whoville from Dr. Seuss’s holiday classic.

The best part, it’s open to the public and entirely FREE to visit.

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Where To See These Langley Christmas Lights

Located at 20504 43 Avenue in Brookswood, Langley, this delightful Christmas Town is open from 9 am to 9 pm every day.

Visitors can enter through an arch entrance, greeted by the grinch himself and immerse yourself in a world of holiday wonder.

As you wander through this festive Christmas Town, you’ll be captivated by hundreds of props and decorations thoughtfully arranged across the property. Stroll through beautiful lights, Christmas trees, and props that seem to have come straight out of the pages of Dr. Seuss’s classic tale.

Take a look at the stunning display:

Magical Holiday Lane on Forty Third

Where: 20504 43 Ave Langley, BC

When: Open in December from 9 am to 9 pm every day.

Cost: Free

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The best part? This magnificent display has been created in support of the BC Children’s Hospital Foundation, and takes place annually. The family has been collecting donations for BCCHF since 1998. In 2022 alone they raised $27,000.00.

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Where To See These Burnaby Christmas Lights

The full display is a sight to see. It is fully synchronized to music and runs consistently, on 12-minute loops.

This year, they also have a brand new new pixel wall that gives the display an extra fun pop of colour. Returning are a number of favourite characters, a 23′ tree, inflatables, snowmen, soldiers, trees, tropical characters and so much more.

The Christmas Display runs from 4:30PM to 12 AM daily until January 2nd, 2024 at their home at 8222 Burnlake Drive, Burnaby.

Take a look at the stunning display:

If you can’t make the drive out that way, you can checkout the YouTube video of the home in previous years.

Those wishing to make a donation can do so on the family’s website.

DuPlessis Family Christmas Display Burnaby

When: 4:30 pm to 12 am, December 1, 2023 through January 2, 2024

Where: 8222 Burnlake Drive, Burnaby

Cost: Free

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Whether it’s for a date night or an outing with friends and family—these magical light displays in and around Vancouver will be sure to get you into the holiday spirit.

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Christmas Light Displays in Vancouver

Stanley Park Bright Nights

Every holiday season has cherished traditions that bring joy to our hearts. And one of Vancouver’s favourite tradition is taking in the breathtaking light display at Stanley Park’s Bright Nights event.

This FREE family-friendly event returns for another year of beautiful twinkling light displays, live entertainment, and delicious food. And the best part… the Stanley Park Holiday train will be returning!

When & Where: November 30 – January 6 from 4-10pm at Stanley Park
Cost: by donation

VanDusen Festival of Lights

The VanDusen Festival of Lights is a beloved holiday tradition in Vancouver, held at the picturesque VanDusen Botanical Garden. Each year, the garden is transformed into a dazzling wonderland of millions of sparkling lights, creating a magical and festive atmosphere.

Visitors can stroll through themed light displays, listen to live music, warm up by fire pits, and even enjoy seasonal treats, making it a cherished destination during the holiday season.

When & Where: November 24 – January 7 at VanDusen Botanical Garden
Cost: $24

Lights at Lafarge (FREE)

Coquitlam’s largest holiday light display is back. Stunning the area of Town Centre Park, Lights at Lafarge will wow spectators once again this year as they walk through the beautiful Christmas displays and enjoy some festive fun.

The Lights at Lafarge Kick-off Event will take place on Friday November 24, and there will be live entertainment and food vendors from 5-8 pm.

When & Where: November 24 – Early January at Lafarge Lake in Coquitlam
Cost: Free

Williams Park Christmas Lights Display Drive Thru (FREE)

Langley’s annual Christmas in Williams Park lights display will be returning for the 2023 season! Visitors can once again enjoy Langley’s beautiful park adorned with thousands of twinkling lights. The annual drive thru experience is FREE to attend and is perfect for those looking to soak in holiday lights and cheer.

When & Where: December 1-20 from 5-9 pm at Williams Park, 8 Ave & 238 Street, Langley Twp
Cost: Free admission

PNE Winter Fair

This holiday season, PNE has an event where guests can find Santa Claus through puzzle-solving and riddle-cracking, go aboard the PNE Holiday Express, and wander through the enchanting Winter Lights. There will also be ice skating and a brand new Ice Bumper Cars experience. To cap things off, guests can treat themselves to some great Holiday Eats & Treats to warm up.

When & Where: December 8-9, 14-23 at the PNE Fairgrounds
Cost: $25.00

Lights of Hope at St. Paul’s Hospital (FREE)

This beloved holiday tradition at downtown Vancouver’s St. Paul’s Hospital will shine brightly every night throughout the Yuletide season. Hundreds of donors are recognized for their support with stars on the larger-than-life holiday display.

When & Where: November 23 – January 5 at the St. Paul’s Hospital, 1081 Burrard Street, Vancouver
Cost: Free

Winter Experience at the White Rock Bright Walk (FREE)

Although already beautiful, the White Rock Pier will become even more magical and festive during the holiday season. This winter, the waterfront promenade decked with magical lights and displays full of holiday cheer. Among the beautiful holiday lights is a beautifully illuminated light tunnel and a 20-foot Christmas tree.

When & Where: December 2- January 8 at the White Rock Pier
Cost: Free

Light Walk at Grouse Mountain

Grouse Mountain is once again transforming for Peak of Christmas; a mountain top Christmas Village complete with an enchanting Light Walk, outdoor skating pond and more.

Guests of all ages will be transported to a winter wonderland, complete with snow, Santa and his real reindeer, brilliant light installations, skating, an Elf workshops, Christmas movies in the Theatre in the Sky and more.

When & Where: November 24 – December 25 at Grouse Mountain, 6400 Nancy Greene Way, North Vancouver
Cost: $75 (Most activities included in lift ticket)

Canyon Lights at Capilano Suspension Bridge

Canyon Lights at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park is a mesmerizing holiday event in North Vancouver. During this annual spectacle, the suspension bridge and surrounding rainforest are adorned with thousands of twinkling lights, creating a magical winter wonderland.

Visitors can take a breathtaking walk among the treetops on the suspension bridge while being immersed in the festive glow, making it a truly enchanting experience for all ages.

When & Where: November 17-January 21 at the Capilano Suspension Bridge, North Vancouver
Cost: $66.95

Heritage Christmas at Burnaby Village Museum (FREE)

Experience Burnaby in all its festive beauty. The popular Heritage Christmas event will be coming back for another year. The event takes place November 25 to January 5, 2024, and the best part yet—it’s free. The official launch of the Heritage Christmas with a tree lighting ceremony will be on December 2nd at 6 p.m.

When & Where: November 25 to January 5, 2024 at the Burnaby Village Museum, Burnaby
Cost: Free

Glow Gardens in Langley

The popular event returns to Langley, transforming a massive indoor venue into a dazzling wonderland of lights and interactive displays.

Families and visitors can explore illuminated gardens, admire intricate light sculptures, and even enjoy a visit from Santa Claus. With its enchanting atmosphere, Glow Langley has become a beloved holiday tradition, offering a magical experience for all ages during the festive season.

When & Where: November 23 – December 30 at Glow Gardens Langley, 6690 216 St, Langley
Cost: $23.99

Christmas at Canada Place (FREE)

The annual family-friendly Christmas at Canada Place marks its return on December 1. Guests of all ages are invited to soak in the season and experience this popular holiday tradition. Many of the favourites from past installments are here as well, including Woodward’s Windows, North Point Lights, Sails of Light and the Avenue of Trees.

When & Where: December 1 – January 2 from 8am – 10pm daily at Canada Place, Vancouver
Cost: Free

A little drive away…

Lights by the Lake (FREE)

This free wintertime spectacle will magically transforms the Harrison lakefront into a dazzling wonderland of lights. The event covers a 2 km waterfront stretch of Harrison Hot Springs. It creates a breathtaking spectacle that promises to make your holiday season even more magical.

When & Where: Harrison Lake, 160 Lillooet Rd, Harrison Hot Springs
Cost: Free

Squamish at Dusk

Get ready for a dazzling holiday fusion of lights, art, and pure magic as Squamish at Dusk launches its first winter magic experience!

Guests can walk through a magical tunnel of lights, explore glowing trees, and experience an under-the-water-themed installation. The journey takes 30-45 minutes, and you can warm up at the Adventure Centre with hot drinks and fire pits.

When & Where: Every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from November 23 to December 10 at Rose Park – 38550 Loggers Lane, Squamish
Cost: $7-$15

Winter Vallea Lumina

Hit the Sea to Sky Highway and embark on a date night you won’t soon forget in Whistler. While hitting the slopes may not be for everyone, couples can always cap off their day with an evening spent at one of BC’s most magical outdoor attractions.

The idyllic winter destination is home to Vallea Lumina, a one-of-a-kind multimedia experience night walk nestled in the picturesque wilderness of Cougar Mountain.

When & Where: Cougar Mountain Road, Whistler BC
Cost: $45

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With so much to see and do there during this time of year, there’s something for everyone.

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First and foremost, visitors must hop on a wagon for a ride to and from the pumpkin patch. There are two pumpkin patches, one for regular sized pumpkins and another for smaller pumpkins.

Pony rides and horse drawn carriage rides are also available during select times.

 

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The farm allows guests to get up close to the animals (and even feed them). It’s home to horses, pigs, sheep, cattle, goats and emus.

Get a bag of dirt to pan for gems at the LC Mining Co or simply enjoy the playground, zipline, gigantic rocking horse and the jumbo jumpy pillow.

 

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Of course, there will also be some live entertainment and endless photo opportunities.

Parking is free and it’s open now up until Oct. 30, so make sure to stop by.

Loft Country Farms

When: Open now until Oct. 30, 2022

Where: 2640 248 Street, Langley

Cost: General Admission is $15 for weekdays or $17.50 for weekends.

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