Vancouver Aquarium Here too, I paid an admission fee of $ 38, but my sister could enter with $ 30 because he was over 65 years old. In addition, I was asked to donate $ 2 for animal protection, so I added that amount to the payment. My sister couldn't understand it and misunderstood that she was asked if she would attend an animal event, and she answered "No!". She was deeply regretted as she knew that later. I imagined Vancouver Aquarium was as big as the "Chura Aquarium" I saw in Okinawa last month, but it was much smaller than I thought. We wanted to see 4D video and dolphin show, but as the dolphin show was difficult in time, we decide to go 4D video and a trainer's talk for a sea lion. We had to wait for a while until the show started, but we managed to see two events. We also had a chance to listen to an explanation about African penguins at the penguin's section, but the instructor's English explanation was too difficult for us and I could not understand half.