SkyBridge — Attraction in Downtown

I brought my three and five year-old here for the day and had an absolute blast. There’s so much to do. There are two zip lines for children in the main playground area and countless play structures for them to play in. We hiked, went over to suspension bridges over beautiful canyons and waterfalls. For those who are a little older, they were amazing youth/adult obstacle courses in trees to do. I did end up getting the additional adventure pass so that I could do the roller coaster and wall climb with my kids… But that was very pricey. Unfortunately, even with paying for the adventure pass, I was only able to go on the mountain roller coaster ONCE and therefore, had to pay an additional price to go again with my other kid $$$. The only reason why I gave this park 4/5 stars is because of the astronomical fees to participate. Make sure to pack a big lunch and many snacks because the price for food at the concession stands are out of this world and completely unreasonable. I think locals can have access to different season passes but for the rest of us tourist it’s definitely a gouge. Would I go again? Yes, but I’ll definitely have to...

One if the small attractions in beautiful British Columbia, this connects Surrey with other metro. It's just a regular thing to move over there for most working professionals. But when you go for first time on a sky train in the sky bridge it always feels good. You could spot green water at the bottom. High hanging bridge for Road vehicles and low bridge for heavy or transport trains. I was able to move on it when the goods train was also passing. Attached video of the same enjoy. As I mentioned there are multiple awesome places in BC but this just adds up a little to the beauty of...

The Expo Line SkyTrain's SkyBridge. Very striking design that towers above the Fraser River. Does its job perfectly, offering stunning views while going over it.

Trains slow down a bit while going over sometimes, although I figure it's due to the grade change and/or the bridge not being designed for the respective rolling stocks' max speed. Supremely mild...