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Capilano Suspension Bridge tickets 2026: 75 dollars for an adult

by RuinMyTrip Editorial · Sep 2, 2026

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Capilano Suspension Bridge tickets 2026: 75 dollars for an adult

A day ticket is 75 Canadian dollars for adults and 28 for children aged 6 to 12 in 2026, with a 25 percent twilight rate after 5pm.

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A day ticket to Capilano Suspension Bridge Park costs 75 Canadian dollars for an adult in 2026, according to the park's own tickets page. That is the headline number and the one most visitors pay.

The full price list

The park publishes Adult at 75.00, Senior aged 65 and over at 70.00, Student aged 18 and over at 64.00, Youth aged 13 to 17 at 49.00 and Child aged 6 to 12 at 28.00. Children 5 and under are free. No separate gate price is published, so booking online costs the same as arriving.

The twilight rate nobody notices

Entry from 5pm until close carries a 25 percent saving, listed as 56.25 for an adult, 52.50 for a senior, 48.00 for a student, 36.75 for a youth and 21.00 for a child. The park shows this running to October 8, 2026. It also warns that date and time changes are not permitted once a ticket is bought, so a booking made for the wrong day is money gone.

Worked example

Two adults and two children aged 6 to 12 pay 75 plus 75 plus 28 plus 28, which is 206 Canadian dollars. The same family arriving after 5pm pays 154.50, a saving of 51.50. A couple pays 150 by day and 112.50 at twilight.

Still unclear: the tickets page lists the twilight window but not the park's daily opening hour, so the length of a standard visit is not fixed.

Sources: https://www.capilanobridge.com/tickets.html

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