There are express buses to UBC, use the Translink app to plan your journey. You simply type in your location and destination and desired time, and it gives you all the information. Avoid rush hour on the buses, though, if you want a seat. Alternatively, if you are s group, take a taxi or limo service and ask the driver to take the scenic route. on the way back, stop at Kits beach. There is a nice restaurant with stunning views. Enjoy!

We took the 44 bus from waterfront station, took about 30 minutes and a 10 minute walk.

We did not. We just had to wait 30 minutes for the tour to begin. No problem as that gave us a little time to explore.

Both museums are wonderful, but if I had to choose, based on your 10-80 age group, I would select the Museum of Vancouver - It has an outdoor area that children would enjoy as much as the adults.

Hi Matthew, We encourage you to explore MOA at your own pace! To familiarize yourself with the different spaces and collections at MOA, we recommend checking out one of our daily free guided tours. These tours range from 30 minutes to one hour depending on the theme. We look forward to seeing you soon!

Best way is to catch the No 2 bus from Thurlow Street in the city !! Then a 10 minute walk to the MOA.

There are some child friendly activities, such as trying out hammocks and being able to go out the back of the Museum where there is a little trail, a pond and two long houses..an area where there is ample room for kids to let off steam safely if they get restless. Many of the exhibits are really interesting for kids, such as bird specimens and First Nations carvings. I'm not sure I'd say the museum is a destination for young children, but if you are bringing them along, you should be fine.

Hi Silvia! Admission is as follows: $18 — Adults $16 — Students & Seniors (65+) $47 — Family (2 adults + 1-4 children 18 & under) $10 — Thursday Evenings (5–9 pm) Free — MOA Members Free — Children 6 & Under Free — UBC Students, Staff & Faculty We hope to see you at the museum sometime soon!

Hi there! If you walk to Chancellor Boulevard you can catch the #44 bus which will take you downtown across the Burrard Street Bridge. Otherwise, on University Boulevard you can catch the #4 bus and the #14 bus which both go down downtown via the Granville Street Bridge. Hope this helps!

Yes, there is a parking lot adjacent to the museum. not sure if it's free as we walked from the university to the MOA.