Vancouver (Canada Place), British Columbia Port Reviews

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Wonderful overnight accommodation pre-cruise. Private transfer to cruise terminal was fun as we got a bonus history & area lesson.😍

Easy to get around

It was a beautiful city! We had a difficult time finding where to unload our luggage and get to check in. When we did finally, the porters took our luggage in an organized manner, however we were rushed and since we were with a group, didn’t know exactly where to go, not wanting to be separated. Inside the doors, it was pure chaos. No direction of where to go. One man hollered at us to go one way, and reprimanded us like children saying we weren’t obeying him. Thank goodness we didn’t as it was to the customs area, not to check in. We rather expected each ship line to have their own terminal, like an airport, instead it was all conglomerated. No signs at all. Just pushy and rude people hollering at us like we were ignorant children. Lines were very long. When we finally were able to get to the prances check in, it was better and staff was much friendlier, but then it was to customs…all together again with rude people treating us like (worse than) school children. I’m glad I had tucked some snacks in my bag and water as the wait was so long, I thought I would faint. A person who is diabetic or has issues, should be aware of this.

Very nice city. Took a highlights tour and visiting Stanley park

This where we got off, but spent an extra day here. Science experience was excellent.

Did not take an excursion, but spent the night in a hotel before flying back home the next day.

Stayed 1 night due to delay in flights. Beautiful area.

Beautiful port. If traveling from the airport, use the sky train. There's maybe a three block walk, cost is $9.00 Canadian. When exiting at the Waterfront terminal, come up the stairs (onto Granville Street, make a 180° turn and walk towards the harbour. In a block or so you should see Canada Place.

The disembarkation was better and faster than the embarkation.