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Booking online using the link/code will automatically apply the room block discount. The website only allows booking Friday and Saturday night. If you would like to stay additional days please call the River Rock reservation line at&nbsp;(604) 273-1895. They will honor the discounted rate for 3 days prior and 3 days after July 25/27 based on availability.River Rock Casino Resort in Richmond, British Columbia is a 4-diamond casino resort with a casino, hotel, restaurants, and entertainment.&nbsp;It's located on the Fraser River with views of Vancouver and the North Shore Mountains.&nbsp;

River Rock 

One of the best ways to get to and from the hotel as well as downtown Vancouver is on the SkyTrain. To get to the River Rock Hotel-Casino from Vancouver International Airport (YVR) by SkyTrain, you can&nbsp;take the Canada Line to the Bridgeport station.&nbsp;The Bridgeport station is close to the hotel and has a crossover bridge to the River Rock Hotel-Casino.&nbsp; Directions&nbsp;Go to level 3 of the Domestic Arrivals parking garage at YVRWalk towards the International TerminalLook for signs for the Canada LineTake the escalator or elevator to level 4Ride the Canada Line to the Bridgeport stationCross over to the River Rock Hotel-Casino from the Bridgeport stationThe SkyTrain is a fully-automated, driverless rapid transit system.&nbsp;

Skytrain 

Travel

Grouse Mountain in Vancouver, British Columbia offers many summer activities, including:&nbsp;Mountain Ropes Adventure:&nbsp;A package that includes ziplining, rock climbing, and four aerial ropes coursesLumberjack shows:&nbsp;A summer show featuring lumberjacksBirds in Motion:&nbsp;A demonstration of birds of preyChairlift ride:&nbsp;A ride to the top of the mountainDisc golf:&nbsp;A game of disc golfMountain biking:&nbsp;A chance to bike on the mountainZip lining:&nbsp;A thrilling outdoor adventureTandem paragliding:&nbsp;A chance to paraglide with a tandem partnerHelicopter tours:&nbsp;A chance to take a tour of the area by helicopterGuided ecowalks:&nbsp;A chance to explore the area with a guideWildlife refuge:&nbsp;A place to see wildlifeGrouse Grind:&nbsp;A 2.9 kilometer hiking trailTheatre in the Sky:&nbsp;A 100-seat theater at the top of the mountainSummer camps:&nbsp;A chance for kids to participate in summer camps Grouse Mountain also offers panoramic views of Metro Vancouver, the Cascade Mountain Range, and British Columbia's inland sea.&nbsp;

Grouse Mountain

At Capilano Suspension Bridge Park in North Vancouver, British Columbia, you can:&nbsp;Cross the suspension bridge:&nbsp;Walk across the 450-foot bridge that's suspended 230 feet above the Capilano River&nbsp;- Contact Philippe for tips on how to enjoy the bridge if you are scared of heights.Walk through the rainforest canopy:&nbsp;Take a walk on the Treetops Adventure, which features suspension bridges and platforms that take you high above the forest floor&nbsp;Walk on the Cliffwalk:&nbsp;Walk on the cantilevered walkway that clings to the granite cliff above Capilano Canyon&nbsp;Learn about the rainforest:&nbsp;Visit the Living Forest, which offers a visual interpretation of the rainforest ecosystem&nbsp;See birds of prey:&nbsp;Visit Raptors Ridge to see eagles, owls, and other birds of prey&nbsp;Explore the park's history:&nbsp;Visit the Story Centre, which features artifacts, murals, and photographs from the park's early history&nbsp;Take a nature tour:&nbsp;Join a guided nature tour&nbsp;Learn about First Nations culture:&nbsp;See demonstrations of First Nations carvings&nbsp;Visit the totem pole park:&nbsp;See the totem pole park&nbsp;Shop at the gift shop:&nbsp;Buy something at the gift shop&nbsp;Eat at a restaurant:&nbsp;Get a bite to eat at one of the three restaurants&nbsp;

Capilano Suspension Bridge Park 

Stanley Park in Vancouver, British Columbia is&nbsp;a large urban park with a rainforest, beaches, and trails.&nbsp;It's a popular destination for visitors and locals alike.&nbsp; What to see:Seawall:&nbsp;A famous path with views of the water, mountains, and city&nbsp;Beaches:&nbsp;Relaxing beaches to enjoy&nbsp;Trails:&nbsp;Explore the forested trails and learn about local plants and animals&nbsp;Beaver Lake:&nbsp;Walk the one-kilometer pathway around the lake and look for birds, wetland plants, and beavers&nbsp;Totem poles:&nbsp;See First Nations art and totem poles that tell the stories of the land and its people&nbsp;Aquarium:&nbsp;Visit the world-class aquarium&nbsp;Brockton Point Totem Pole:&nbsp;See the Brockton Point Totem Pole&nbsp;What to do:&nbsp;Stroll the seawallBike around the parkTake a walk along the Beaver Lake trailLearn about the local plants, animals, and Indigenous culture

Stanley Park Seawall (walk or Bike) 

Granville Island, located in Vancouver, Canada, is&nbsp;a vibrant waterfront area transformed from a former industrial site into a bustling hub for shopping, dining, art, and culture, most famous for its lively Public Market where you can find fresh local produce, seafood, artisan goods, and unique food stalls;&nbsp;it's a great place to experience the best of Vancouver's local scene with a mix of shops, studios, performing arts venues, and beautiful views of False Creek.&nbsp; Key points about Granville Island:Public Market:The heart of Granville Island, offering a wide variety of fresh produce, seafood, baked goods, specialty meats, and artisanal products from local vendors.&nbsp;Arts and Crafts:Many artist studios and galleries showcasing local artwork, pottery, jewelry, and other handcrafted items.&nbsp;Live Performances:Several theaters and performance spaces host a range of live music, theater, and dance acts.&nbsp;Food Scene:Diverse culinary options from casual cafes to fine dining restaurants, with a focus on fresh Pacific Northwest ingredients.&nbsp;Kids Market:A dedicated area with shops and activities specifically designed for children.&nbsp;Waterfront Views:Enjoy scenic views of False Creek and the city skyline while strolling along the seawall.&nbsp;

Granville Island 

Pacific Spirit Regional Park is&nbsp;a 2,100-acre park in Vancouver, British Columbia that features a rainforest, beaches, and trails.&nbsp;The park is a popular destination for nature lovers and is part of the Metro Vancouver Regional Parks system.&nbsp; Features:Trails:&nbsp;The park has over 55 kilometers of trails for walking and hiking, including some that are also suitable for cycling and horseback riding&nbsp;Beaches:&nbsp;The park includes natural beaches, including Wreck Beach, which is known for its foreshore&nbsp;Forest:&nbsp;The park is home to a temperate rainforest with a variety of trees, including Douglas-fir, Western hemlock, and Western red-cedar&nbsp;Camosun Bog:&nbsp;A unique ecosystem located on the unceded territory of the Musqueam nation&nbsp;UBC Farm:&nbsp;An agricultural area with open fields and forest&nbsp;

Pacific Spirit Park 

Gastown is a historic district in Vancouver, British Columbia that's a popular tourist destination.&nbsp;It's known for its cobblestone streets, brick buildings, and attractions like the Gastown Steam Clock.&nbsp; What to see and do:Walk the cobblestone streets:&nbsp;See the plaques that tell the story of Gastown's past&nbsp;Visit the Gastown Steam Clock:&nbsp;One of only a few steam clocks in the world, built in 1977&nbsp;Shop:&nbsp;Browse the vintage boutiques and fashion and interior furnishing stores&nbsp;Eat and drink:&nbsp;Savor the cocktails, microbrews, and food at the restaurants and bars&nbsp;See live music:&nbsp;Enjoy the live music and dance at the nightclubs&nbsp;

Gastown 

Whale watching in Vancouver means&nbsp;taking a boat tour out into the Salish Sea to see majestic marine mammals like Orcas (killer whales), Humpback whales, and Grey whales in their natural habitat, offering a chance to witness these incredible creatures breaching, swimming, and socializing up close, with the best viewing typically happening between April and October, where you can also spot other wildlife like seals, sea lions, and bald eagles alongside the whales;&nbsp;it's a unique and awe-inspiring experience to observe these large animals in their natural environment, often accompanied by knowledgeable guides sharing fascinating facts about their behavior and ecology.&nbsp;

Whale Watching 

One of Canada’s most authentic west coast experiences! Sea plane tours show off the best of British Columbia and beyond. Travelling by seaplane is an incredible way to see where the city, the water and the mountains meet. From 20-minute flights to daytrip adventure packages, Harbour Air offers a range of award-winning must-do experiences.

Seaplane Tour 

If you are looking to do a little BC travel before or after the wedding a few suggestions: Tofino: https://tourismtofino.com/ Squamish: https://www.exploresquamish.com/ Whistler: https://www.whistler.com/

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Registry

Wedding Day Please arrive at the venue by 3:30 PM Ceremony to begin at 3:50 If you are traveling from the River Rock Hotel there will be transportation available. Primary shuttle leaves at 2:45 PM Secondary (smaller) shuttle leaves at 3:00 PM there will be small transportation vehicle available going back and forth from the venue to hotel starting at 9:00 PM. Last shuttle departure to hotel will be at 1:00 AM

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