2024 Spring/Summer Urban Forest Minature Train Ride in Stanley Park, Vancouver, BC, Canada
The spring/summer miniature train ride operates with a 'Urban Forest' theme.
The train ride is a scenic 15 minute, 2 kilometre ride through the forest which includes a tunnel and trestle over water.
When you ride the train you will hear 'fun facts about the resident wildlife and snippets of Stanley Park history'.
Younger passengers can earn a Junior Urban Forest Ranger button by asking for a quiz from the Ticket Booth before riding the train, then answering the questions, and turning it in for a button after the ride!
2024 Spring/Summer Urban Forest Miniature Train Ride Dates/Times/Cost
- April 13, 2024 to July 1, 2024 - 10am-4pm on Saturdays/Sundays plus Victoria Day and Canada Day
- July 3, 2024 - September 2, 2024, 10am-4pm on Saturdays/Sundays plus BC Day and Labour Day; 11am-4pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays
Trains depart every 15 minutes.
Phone 604-257-8531 to confirm they are open if the weather is poor.
2024 Single ride costs(not including taxes) are Adults(19-64): $8.25, Youth(13-18): $5.75, Child(3-12): $4.25, Senior(65+): $5.75 Tickets are sold onsite only.
The Stanley Park Junction and miniature train ride are wheelchair(non-electric: transfer chair available) accessible. Stroller parking is available. NO animals are permitted unless they are certified service animals.
Spring/Summer Urban Forest Train Photos
Where is the Spring/Summer Urban Forest Train in Stanley Park?
The Spring/Summer Miniature Train ride takes place in Stanley Park, Vancouver, Canada. The train and fair are located at Stanley Park Junction in Stanley Park.
How to get to the Spring/Summer Urban Forest Train in Stanley Park?
You can get to Stanley Park Junction by walking, bus, or car.
Stanley Park Junction is about a 15 minute walk up Pipeline Road into Stanley Park from the Georgia Street entrance to Stanley Park.
The Stanley Park (#19) bus stops just in front of the Stanley Park Junction.
There is a large Parking lot just off of Pipeline Road that is in front of the Stanley Park Junction.