Ranked by number of visits in 2020
Published February 8, 2021. Amended February 22, 2021. Sources: Interviews with representatives of companies below and BIV research. Other companies may have ranked but did not respond to information requests by deadline or declined to participate.
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| Rank '21 | Company | Top local executive(s) | Expansion plans | Year founded | Cost of admission (adult) | No. of visitors '20/'19 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
1 |
Vancouver Art Gallery |
Anthony Kiendl, ceo and director |
Planning and design development of a new, purpose-built gallery, doubling the size of the current building, to be located on the Larwill |
1931 |
$24 |
305,421 (1)/365,112 (2) |
|
2 |
Greater Vancouver Zoo |
Serge Lussier, general manager |
Major changes will be happening as the 20-year master plan continues to progress |
1970 |
$28 |
250,000/215,000 |
|
3 |
Science World British Columbia |
Tracy Redies, president and ceo |
NP |
1989 |
$27 |
228,335/1,009,583 |
|
4 |
VanDusen Botanical Garden |
Ema Tanaka, acting garden director, Emily Schultz, acting business team lead |
NP |
1975 |
$12 (3) |
123,095/387,135 |
|
5 |
Bloedel Conservatory |
Ema Tanaka, acting garden director, Emily Schultz, acting business team lead |
NP |
1969 |
$7 |
60,549/199,113 |
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