2019 Vancouver Christmas Lights Show Time + Location + Tickets

Christmas is coming, and many Christmas light shows will be held in Vancouver. If you travel here, you can come here during the Christmas period, so that everyone can go and see it. ’s Christmas light show, the specific light show information is as follows! GlowVancouver

GlowVancouver was previously located in Langley, but this year it was moved to downtown Vancouver, which is bound to attract more tourists.

GlowVancouver has a lot of advertisements and a high-end website. However, if you have seen domestic light shows, you will find that this light show is not that gorgeous, but it is very suitable for Instagram friends.

But GlowVancouver has its own most unique feature: it is a large indoor light show! So you understand? If you don’t want to wear a thick down jacket or get wet in the rain and take pictures at other light shows, Just come to GlowVancouver.

In addition to the light show, GlowVancouver also has handicraft shops, various performances and food. A purely artificial light show will be inferior to a natural light show in terms of overall viewing experience, but GlowVancouver is more like an indoor party, suitable for young people, parents and children, and more suitable for people who are afraid of the cold.

Address: 760 Pacific Boulevard, Vancouver, BC

Time: November 21, 2019 ~ January 5, 2020

Ticket: Adult 49.99$; Children and seniors 29.99$; Free Festival of Lights for children under 3 years old

Objectively speaking, in terms of scale and gorgeousness, the Festival of Lights at Vancouver Van Dusen Botanical Garden is the first. Ambilight is the best way to describe this light show, and the reflection on the lake doubles the lighting effect.

Festival of Light by Van Dusen is suitable for everyone, especially couples, because it is also suitable for parents and children to romantically walk along the way, because there is a carousel among the lights. In short, if you only want to go to one of the seven major light shows, the first one recommended is Festival of Lights.

The only thing that may be a problem: Festival of Lights has the least amount of rain protection. If it continues to rain, it will affect some of the viewing experience, but the flaws are not hidden~

Address: 5251 Oak St, Vancouver

Time: November 30, 2019 ~ January 5, 2020

Ticket: Adults 21$; Seniors 16.5$; Children 13.75$; Lights of Hope for children under 3 years old is free

p>

It is somewhat unfair to compare Lights of Hope at St. Paul’s Hospital with other light shows, because this is not a large-scale commercial and entertainment light show at all.

Every year around Christmas, the solemn St. Paul’s Hospital lights up tens of thousands of lights, making the hospital instantly charming like a fairy tale castle. While attracting viewers, we also hope that everyone will generously raise funds for the hospital. . Because all the money is spent on patient care.

This is also the meaning of Lights of Hope: to light up the light of hope, to illuminate the patient's future and help them turn their crisis around. Therefore, this light show conveys love. Please remember to go and see it if you have the opportunity.

Address: 1081 Burrard St, Vancouver

Time: November 14, 2019 ~ January 6, 2020 Vancouver Christmas Market

The Vancouver Christmas Market is not a light show , but it is also a "hypermarket" with a lighting theme. It is not out of place to introduce it in a light show. The Christmas market is also brightly lit, but not as gorgeous as Van Dusen and Capilano.

Its biggest feature is of course “eating + shopping”. A dazzling array of German products, plus a variety of German delicacies (because this is a German Christmas market), is especially suitable for young people and foodies.

Moreover, the Vancouver Christmas Market is in an excellent location, in the core area of ??Vancouver's Downtown area. After shopping during the day, you can visit the market at night. This is really a perfect day~ But if you don’t like eating or shopping, and you just pursue the ultimate lighting effect, then the Christmas market will not be your "dish".

Address: 1055 Canada Place, Vancouver

Time: November 20, 2019 ~ December 24, 2019

Ticket: 10$, under 3 years old Free CanyonLights

In terms of scale and splendor, the CanyonLights at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park is the closest to the Van Dusen Botanical Garden light show. Let me talk about a shortcoming first: during Canyon Lights, parking in Suspension Bridge Park is a "nightmare". You often have to park 15 minutes away on foot, and then walk to the park in the cold wind

However, this is not This hinders the huge crowds here every Christmas season.

Because CanyonLights is not only beautiful, but also perfectly integrated with nature: the suspension bridge itself is beautifully decorated, like the "Magpie Bridge" of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl;

The walks among the trees and the glass bridge are also decorated with lights. The value increased several times. The all-round three-dimensional light show gives every visitor a thumbs up. And in terms of difficulty, the lighting installation of Capilano CanyonLights was the most difficult, so I give the staff a thumbs up.

Address: 3735 Capilano Rd, North Vancouver

Time: November 22, 2019 ~ January 26, 2020

Ticket: Adults 46.95$; Children 27.95 $;Free HolidayHeightsChristmas for children under 6 years old

Queen Elizabeth Park is also “unwilling to be lonely” during the Christmas season, but instead of imitating Van Dusen’s outdoor natural light show, it cleverly uses the greenhouse on the top of the mountain to create a light show. But this is obviously very limited in scale: the Queen's Park light show is the smallest, even smaller than the one at St. Paul's Hospital.

So, the rating certainly cannot be compared with other light shows. But there are still some highlights: the red greenhouse is beautiful when photographed from outside; the greenhouse is very warm, and the birds in the greenhouse welcome you. This light show is very suitable for parents and children. Plus, tickets are pretty cheap.

Address: 4600 Cambie St, Vancouver

Time: December 14, 2019 ~ January 6, 2020

Ticket: Adults 6.5$; children and seniors 4.35$; Free BrightNights for under 3 years old

As the most famous park in Vancouver, how can you miss the Christmas light show in Stanley Park? BrightNights will meet you again. Looking at the eight major light shows in Greater Vancouver, this one is the most suitable for parents and children.

Not only is the lighting a complete fairy tale theme, but there is also a special Christmas light train! Children will simply linger here, but it is not so suitable for adults to come alone. Except for young couples, sit together. The train is also very romantic.

However, in comparison with the Capilano and Van Dusen light shows in scale and shock, BrightNights in Stanley Park is much inferior, but in terms of parent-child experience, no light show can beat BrightNights.

Address: 610 Pipeline Rd, Vancouver

Time: November 28, 2019 ~ January 1, 2020

Ticket: Donation (donation form) Lightsat Lafarge

This light show is located in Coquitlam and is a 1.2-kilometer light trail around Lafarge Lake. It seems to be just walking, but it is actually quite interesting. First of all, the walking path is very dreamy, and secondly, there are songs and dances from time to time to add to the fun;

Considering that this is a completely free Christmas light show, even the scale and grade Not as good as business, it can also be called "welfare". If you live close to Coquitlam, it's certainly worth a visit.

Address: 1299 Pinetree Way, Coquitlam

Time: November 30, 2019 ~ January 19, 2020 The Light Walk

The Light Walk is located on the top of Grouse Mountain. The hottest and coldest Christmas light show in the world. You will understand when you see the name:

It is another beautiful light trail, but because it is on a high mountain thousands of meters above sea level, with white snow at its feet, it adds to the charm and the feeling of a kingdom of ice and snow;< /p>

If you are not afraid of the cold, TheLightWalk at Grouse Mountain is definitely not to be missed. Not to mention that there will be real Santa Claus and real deer here, and a Christmas light show with a strong sense of "ritual". What are you waiting for? If you want to talk about shortcomings, among these 10 light shows, Grouse Mountain LightWalk is the most expensive.

Address: 6400 Nancy Greene Way, North Vancouver

Time: Starting in December 2019 (to be determined)

Ticket: Adults 59$; Seniors 52$; Children 32$ ;Free Santa's House for children under 4 years old

The last thing I want to introduce is Santa's House in North Vancouver: Santa's Dream House. The name sounds like it's very suitable for parents and children, and it's actually true. Just look at the photos and you'll know:

Santa's House is not too big, but it lights up hundreds of thousands of lights every Christmas season! Like St. Paul's Hospital, This is also a charity light show, with all proceeds donated to children suffering from diseases. Not only does it look good, but it also shows love and kills two birds with one stone. It is worth watching.

Address: 4967 Chalet Place, North Vancouver

Time: Starting in December 2019 (to be determined)

Collect this information, I hope it will be helpful to everyone’s Christmas trip to Vancouver Thank you for your help, I wish you all a Merry Christmas!