Vancouver Lookout

The view of Vancouver was breathtaking! On a beautiful, we saw everything from in all its glory. The elevator ride was cool too. From up there, we had a bird’s-eye-view of the bustling streets, tall buildings, and stunning natural landscapes. It felt like a postcard-worthy scene. We relaxed at the comfortable table areas, taking in the view at our pace. Restrooms were conveniently available. Overall, it was an unforgettable experience, a must-visit spot to witness Vancouver’s grandeur from a different perspective.

It’s a great place to see the city on a clear day. Around $20 CA per person So not super expensive but since it’s probably a once on a lifetime thing, might as well go if you’re in Vancouver. Tickets can be purchased onsite. It wasn’t busy when we were there on a Saturday afternoon and there’s a revolving restaurant at the top as well if you’re looking to impress someone.

The best view point in Vancouver! I really enjoyed the experience. 5stars are not enough ;) I also liked that I can see the explanation of each landmark in Vancouver. I went during weekend, It wasn’t that busy. Also I found few nice cafe around Lookout.

The Lookout itself is great. It's at the top of a building with 360 views and is well worth it! The elevator up is glass and faces south so you can see the city as you climb. There are restrooms up top which I did not go into. Plaques are all around that explain what everything is with brief histories on some buildings and landmarks. There are also lots of tables, chairs and benches to sit on but signs that said you couldn't bring food up with you. I didn't see any where that sold food up there which was kind of confusing. I gave 4 stars for the food issue and because I had to walk through a small shopping mall to get to the lookout. The mall lacked signage to point me in the right direction and I got lost trying to find my way. Maybe I just came in the wrong door? The shopping mall had a lot of food stores which would have been great to take up top to eat but nope, not allowed. It's a great view though with lots of information for visitors.

Go on a sunny day, the views are very nice. The self guided tour is definitely worth listening to, bring headphones with you.enjoy the glass elevator too.

We really enjoyed Vancouver Lookout! It was a great experience to see views all around the city especially if you go when the weather is nice. You can clearly see all the details. It is a fantastic place to take friends or family who are visiting Vancouver for the first time. The day we were there unforunately the glass elevator wasn't working but very friendly staff member Benjamin was welcoming and helpful with our questions. Thank you for awesome time.

It is a good place to see views of the city. They do NOT answer their phones at all for any types of questions in advance of your visit and the recorded message says they are closed to walk up visitors; so we almost did not go. They also do NOT have any people selling tickets. They only have a self service kiosk to purchase tickets. They do have someone nearby if you need help at the self service kiosk, which we of course did. Once inside, they did let us peek at the very top level with the revolving restaurant. I asked them if they plan on staffing phones or staffing people to sell tickets in the future and they said NO, it will continue to be completely self service. SHAME ON THE MANAGEMENT OF THIS BUSINESS. No wonder there were hardly any visitors there when we were there. What is wrong with their thought process in trying to eliminate employees almost entirely. How can they even hope to stay in business, especially with a recorded phone message that says they are closed. PLEASE WAKE UP BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE FOR THE SURVIVAL OF YOUR ESTABLISHMENT!

Love going to towers/lookouts around the world, and I’m glad I can say I’ve been to the VL. Beautiful 360° views of the landscape. On a sunny day you can see everything. What a phenomenal city line.

While shorter compared to other observation decks I’ve been to, you get some awesome views from up there. The glass door elevator which allows you to see your ascent and descent was a nice touch too.However I do wish there was some sort of cafe in the observation deck, or at least some drinking fountains.