It's $85 for an adult round-trip ticket on the skyride. The duration is 6 min up, 4 min down. During August when we went there were probably 50-60 of us packed in there including numerous small children groups attending summer camps. Once up the mountain, a burger is $25. There is so much nature in and around Vancouver that I wouldn't spend the money to go to Grouse Mountain. And from the other review I saw, they are steadily raising the prices so will continue to go up. I would visit other parks and hiking trails which are free and do not have tourists.

This is overpriced for what it is. The gondola and chairlift are old, rusty and worn out. You’re packed in like sardines so view is limited. The lumberjack show is super-cheesy, and the bird show started out cheesy too, although admittedly we didn’t stay for the talk. We did see grizzly bears (sadly for them, in captivity). The view is high but very hazy. I wouldn’t bother. The free shuttle bus is convenient.

We took the free shuttle from Canada Place and enjoyed the fantastic view from the gondola ride up Grouse Mountain. First stop was to see the two adult Grizzly bears, Grinder and Coola (rescued as orphaned cubs) and they did not disappoint as they ignored us while they enjoyed a dip in their pool. We also enjoyed the Birds in Motion and Lumberjack shows and found time for the kids to play on the rope adventure. The view from the cafeteria is spectacular and we saw the free movie before heading back down the gondola.