Vancouver: What to do and where to store bags?

[Princess Mindy]

We will have almost a full day in Vancouver after our cruise on September 5 because our flight doesn't leave until 10pm. First, where can we put our bags for the day so we don't have to lug them around with us? Next, what suggestions do you have for things to do in Vancouver? One of us is disabled so walking/hiking/nature stuff is unfortunately a no. Thanks for your help!

 

[TinkLoverSam]

I believe DCL offers a Vancouver excursion once on the ship. They will take you around Vancouver on a bus to different sites and then bring you to the airport.

 

[Geomom]

Back in 2016 we did a post cruise tour through Landsea Tours.
https://vancouvertours.com/

They picked us and our luggage up at the port (and others from hotels), did the tour, and then dropped us off at the airport. I'm not sure how accessible they are though, so you might want to contact them to see if they have any tours that would work for your party.

 

[Jenny Mauger]

Unfortunately they don’t always run the devarkation tour if they don’t have sufficient interest - as we found out yesterday (on the cruise now). We are trying to figure out what to do with our day and how to get to the airport and also have my aunt in a wheelchair with a broken ankle

 

[Cheburashka]

Fly Over Canada is right by the port and is nice to visit. I loved VanDusen Botanical Gardens. I don't remember how much of it is handicapped accessible, perhaps all of it? Some of it? There are paths but it's been 4 years so I don't recall how accessible it is. I'm sure you could call or check online if interested. Same for the Capilano Suspension Bridge park. I'm assuming the disabled party uses a wheelchair.

Maybe rent a car or van? That would take care of luggage as long as you don't have too much.