VancouverGREATER VANCOUVER EVENT
Astra Lumina
A self-guided night walk through nine light, projection and sound zones at Stanley Park, usually lasting 45–60 minutes. Timed entry is October 22 at 6:45 p.m.; adult admission including the mandatory fee is CAD 41.90, with limited availability.
- Date and time
- Location
- Stanley Park Railway · 690 Pipeline Road · Vancouver · V6G 3E2
- Organizer
- Moment Factory / Fever
About this event
Astra Lumina opens at Stanley Park Railway on October 22, 2026. This record is for timed entry at 6:45 p.m. Tickets are currently limited; check the booking page for availability. No fixed departure time is published. The self-guided outdoor route is about one mile and usually takes 45–60 minutes, with nine themed areas combining light, projection and immersive sound in a celestial story. Address: 690 Pipeline Road, Vancouver, BC V6G 3E2.
For this exact slot, adult admission (13+) is CAD 39.90 plus a mandatory CAD 2 fee, totalling CAD 41.90. Children 4–12 pay CAD 29.90 plus CAD 1.50, totalling CAD 31.40. Senior (65+), student and military tickets are CAD 32.90 plus CAD 1.64, totalling CAD 34.54, with qualifying ID required; the student offer covers ages 13–26. Family admission requires at least three tickets and no more than two adults, at CAD 32.90 plus CAD 1.64 each; groups of eight or more pay CAD 34.90 plus CAD 1.74 each. Under-4s enter free and all ages are welcome. Food, drinks, optional merchandise and paid parking are additional.
Arrive 15 minutes before your timed entry; late entry is not guaranteed. Everyone must complete a waiver, with under-18s added to their parent’s or legal guardian’s waiver; show the completion email. Tickets are delivered by email/in the Fever app and may be transferred free. Rescheduling requires at least 48 hours notice through the app or support. Tickets are non-refundable. The experience ordinarily runs rain or shine; weather cancellations are notified by Fever email, so check spam folders.
Wear outdoor walking clothes and shoes. Uneven, hilly and narrow paths may be difficult for strollers. The organizer describes the venue as accessible, subject to the route conditions; eligible carers can apply for one free companion ticket, subject to availability and voucher requirements, while the person supported needs a regular paid ticket. Strong flashing/strobe lighting and fog are used. Seating is limited; toilets are available but there is no coat check.
Outside food, drinks and alcohol, weapons and distracting lights are prohibited; all guests must pass through metal detectors and bag checks, and bags are subject to search. Smoking and vaping are prohibited. Photography is permitted without flash, professional equipment or tripods; no audio guide is provided. Pets are not admitted except service animals. On-site ticket sales are cashless and advance booking is recommended. Schools and groups of 20 or more can enquire about private bookings.