Paid $19.00 for a day pass and it was more than worth the price, started off heading to Granville Island, spent a few hours looking around caught the Aquabus to all of the other stops got off and looked around at each stop, got on again and moved to the next one. Longest wait for a ride was less than 5 minutes. Staff was very friendly, ride was smooth. Great way to get around False Creek for some sightseeing. Highly recommended.

The aquabus is a great way to travel around Vancouver's False Creek. The fare is relatively cheap, the ride is smooth and fast and the staff helpful and professional. And the views are absolutely wonderful!

A fun way to get around the southern shore of downtown and cross False Creek for Granville Island and the Olympic Village. We spent a day hopping on and off. Simple, fairly cheap and very frequent

We had so much fun riding on the colourful mini ferries along the False Creek to look at the cherry blossoms along the shore of David Lam Park. The staff were very friendly and the wait for the next ferry was always short! We hopped on it from the Park and had our lunch on Granville Island and tried to take the sky train home but found out the nearest would involve taking the bus then the train. Changed our plan….hopped on another mini ferry and went to the other end (Science World) and took the sky train there! So convenient!

We bought are all day pass online as we were wanting to visit Granville Island and explore false creek. We didn’t wait too long for any of the little boats to ferry us up and down false creek. The boat captains were also very friendly and helpful. Would definitely use this service again.

These rainbow-colored ferry boats are a fun way to tour around False Creek and access various stops in Vancouver. We started at Granville Island and went to almost all of the stops getting on and off at a few including Yaletown and Plaza of Nations (don't get off here unless you are going to a sporting event). Two years ago there was an initiative to train more women to be a part of the maritime activities in Vancouver and now there are quite a few women aquabus ferry pilots which was a delight to see. Even in the rain, this is a fun way to tour around Ferry Creek and access various parts of Vancouver. Some are electric and they are in the process of converting more to electric (just in case you are concerned about environmental impact).

The driver was friendly and professional, providing helpful information and handing out a brochure of Granville Island. The scenery along the way was beautiful, and I felt safe throughout the trip. The pricing was reasonable, and the easy credit card tabs made the process smooth. Highly recommend for a pleasant and informative boat ride!

We had a layover and a friend suggested Aquabus and to visit Granville Island. Well such a great visit and tour of False Creek with our aircrew with Captain Scotty (who happened to be in business aviation as well). Well we laughed , talked, got educated and had a blast. Thank you Aquabus & Scotty for a wonderful afternoon.

Interesting way to see the city from the water. We took these boats to scoot around city getting off and on as we wish. An easy and fun way to visit the city without the traffic. I believe one can also use these boats as a local transport much like a bus. If you go be aware not all boats go in all directions. Some are just commuters between set points. Check with the Captain before boarding.

We walked along the waterfront from Gastown to Granville Island - a lovely walk. Instead of crossing the unattractive bridge to the island, we chose the charming Aquabus, which takes you across in 5 minutes. A perfect way to experience Vancouver from the water. You can save money on the crossing by buying a return ticket instead of two single tickets. Payment can be made with cash or credit card on board.