Returning 2021
About This Tour
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 Tour. To make an additional donation or for more information please visit www.burnfund.org.
Please Note:
If you are seeking to inquire Private Charter services or have a group of 20 or more please click here, or call our Contact Centre at 604-451-1600 for further information. Note that smaller groups booking the normal scheduled tour may not be guaranteed seating on the same vehicle.
*All children must be accompanied by an adult.
Operated By
Gray Line Westcoast Sightseeing
Prices include attraction admission and taxes. Gratuity is optional and is not included in the price. If you feel our staff have gone above and beyond your expectations, gratuity will be greatly appreciated.
Frequently Asked Questions
General FAQ
What is the cancellation policy?
What is the Alcohol Policy?
What should I wear?
Do you pick up from hotels?
What if I need to use the washroom?
Are there any age restrictions?
Are attraction admission tickets included in the tour?
Are the vehicles heated?
Are strollers, wheelchairs and walkers allowed on the tour?
Are there any requirements and restrictions if you are travelling in a group?
Are children allowed to travel by themselves?
No, at least 1 adult must book and travel with any children under the age of 12.
Do you allow pets on the bus?
Are the tours wheelchair accessible?
Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate motorized scooters/wheelchairs or folding wheelchairs, walkers or strollers on our Hop-On, Hop-Off buses due to limited storage capacity and provincial laws prohibiting luggage and other items which are not securely or properly stored onboard.
Gray Line Westcoast Sightseeing can offer folding wheelchair, walker and stroller accessible buses on our Guided Tours. We cannot accommodate motorized scooters/wheelchairs on any of our buses. Please check with our Contact Centre for the availability of a wheelchair accessible bus before confirming your tour by calling 604-451-1600 or at info@westcoastsightseeing.com.
For guests who were looking forward to our Hop-On, Hop-Off Sightseeing experience, we are happy to offer a special rate of $69 per person to our City + Lookout tour guided tour for the entire group. Please contact our Contact Centre to check availability.
We are not able to accept any type of motorized scooters/wheelchairs on our buses.
How do we pay for tours and attractions?
Gray Line Westcoast Sightseeing accepts payment with VISA, Mastercard and American Express. Direct Debit is currently not available.
Tickets purchased through WeChat or Alipay will not be accepted.