3 Hour Karaoke Christmas Lights Tour

3 Hour Karaoke Christmas Lights Tour

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Karaoke Christmas Lights Tour
Upon pickup, guests will sing their way past the city lights of downtown before arriving at Bright Nights at Stanley Park. After being given time to walk through the light display and take in Stanley Park’s holiday magic, the tour will continue along and view local light displays such as the English Bay Christmas Tree, Hycroft Manor and Canuck Place.

The second stop of the evening will be at VanDusen Botanical Garden where guests will disembark once again to enjoy the Festival of Lights. Hop aboard one last time for the return trip to downtown Vancouver and viewing of St. Paul’s Hospital Lights of Hope.

Bright Nights at Stanley Park is one of the major fundraisers for The BC Professional Fire Fighter’s Burn Fund. All donations collected at this event are donated to help burn survivors and their families. A donation to the Burn Fund is included in each ticket on the Karaoke Christmas Lights Trolley tour.

Itinerary
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Stop At: Vancouver, Vancouver, British Columbia

This Western Canadian coastal city is the third most populated metropolis in the country and often earns praise for its livability and cleanliness. Vancouver originated in 1867 as Gastown that sprung up around a logging sawmill and bar. The city is named after British Royal Navy Officer George Vancouver and it hosted the 2010 Winter Olympics. Canada's First Nations people have lived in the Vancouver area from 8,000-10,000 years ago. Popular city attractions include Stanley Park, Lions Gate Bridge, Granville Island, Vancouver Art Gallery, Inuksuk at English Bay, Eton Centre, Gastown, Robson Street and Canada Place. Ready to see the world? You may also interested in Seattle Tours, Rocky Mountain Tours, Toronto Tours.

Duration: 3 hours

Stop At: Stanley Park, Stanley Park, Vancouver, British Columbia

This 1,000-acre Vancouver park has everything including beaches, trails, swimming pools, gardens, a water park, a miniature railway and Canada's biggest aquarium. Stanley Park attracts eight million visitors per year and was named after Governor General of Canada Lord Stanley. The National Historic Site of Canada highlights are the Vancouver Seawall, Lost Lagoon, Prospect Point, Jubilee Fountain, Brockton Point Lighthouse, Hollow Tree, Siwash Rock and Beaver Point. Before Vancouver was incorporated in 1886, the park area was home to Canada's indigenous tribes and the land contains many First Nations arts and totem poles.

Duration: 3 hours

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