The iconic Stanley Park Ghost Train is gearing up to take riders on a haunted Halloween journey from October 10 to October 31. Climb aboard for Ghosts in the Graveyard, a rollicking ride filled with creepy and entertaining surprises and spectacularly spooky sights!
“It’s so great to see the return of the Ghost Train to Stanley Park,” said Brennan Bastyovanszky, Chair of the Vancouver Park Board. “Riding the Ghost Train is a time-honoured tradition for many families in Vancouver, and we are thrilled to have it back on track and able to once again offer this experience to residents and visitors alike.”
The Ghost Train will operate daily from 6 pm to 10 pm, with matinee slots available on Saturdays and Sundays from 2 pm to 5 pm, except on Thanksgiving Day. Riders will travel through the eerie woods of Stanley Park, transformed into a haunted cemetery, where they will encounter imaginative characters and captivating theatrical performances by the Mortal Coil Performance Society.
In addition to the ride, guests can enjoy ghoulish graveyard décor, family-friendly autumn photo spots, and food trucks in the railway plaza. Matinee rides will feature a fright-free experience without the theatrical performances, perfect for younger riders.
Stanley Park Ghost Train Tickets
Tickets for the Ghost Train will be available exclusively online at ghosttrain.ca for designated time slots starting September 25 at noon. With limited seating available, guests are encouraged to purchase tickets early.
Pricing (exclusive of GST & service fees):
- Ages 13 and up: $17
- Ages 3 to 12: $14
- Ages 2 and under: Free
- Matinee ages 3 and up: $11
To help facilitate a fair and efficient process, the online ticketing system will include a queue. Access to the waiting room begins at 11:30 am on September 25 at ghosttrain.ca. When ticket sales open, individuals in the waiting room will be randomly assigned a spot in the purchasing queue. Those joining after sales begin will be placed at the back of the line on a first-come, first-served basis.
Accessibility
Complimentary admission is offered for guests in wheelchairs and support persons accompanying guests with disabilities. Accessible tickets must be booked in advance of the general sale on September 25, from 9 am to 11 am. The phone number for accessible tickets is: 1-844-307-7469.
Parking
Parking near the Stanley Park Railway will be limited due to construction on Metro Vancouver’s Stanley Park Water Supply Tunnel. Additional pay parking will be available at the Stanley Park information booth, Vancouver Aquarium, and Lumberman’s Arch. Guests are advised to allow additional time for potential traffic delays and to secure parking.
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