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During the Vancouver 2010 Winter Games
Due to its proximity to the Vancouver Olympic / Paralympic Centre, parking and access to Queen Elizabeth Park will be limited during the 2010 Winter Games From Feb 16 – 27, access to Queen Elizabeth Park will be restricted to one entrance and exit – at 33rd & Cambie. All other park access roads will be closed off to the public. A $20 all day parking fee will be in effect throughout Queen Elizabeth Park. Parking passes should be purchased at the Vinci Park booth at the Park entrance. Cash and credit cards are accepted. Vehicles not displaying valid parking tickets will be ticketed and may be towed. With the $20 parking ticket, take the tear off section to Seasons Restaurant Access will be allowed for drop off / pick up and for service & delivery vehicles. Welcome to Vancouver's Horticultural Jewel! Queen Elizabeth Park is the second most visited park in Vancouver and holds within its perimeters some of the most beautiful public gardens anywhere. Its recreational offerings are diverse ranging from sporty to horticultural and include golf, tennis, lawn bowling, disc golf, an extensive outdoor arboretum and the indoor Bloedel Floral Conservatory. The seasonally changing and beautifully planted Quarry Gardens astound residents and tourists alike as viewed from the park's upper reaches or from the bottom looking up. Expertly positioned, select ornamental trees and shrubs make this Vancouver's horticultural jewel located practically city-centre. Activities ...Sports - disc golf, lawn bowling, tennis, pitch & putt golf. Picnics, Tai Chi. Nighttime stargazing or enjoying the spectacular views of the city.
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