Hola, los costos varían dependiendo de la distancia a la que vayas y tienen costo menor para personas de tercera edad, el Aquabus tarda aproximadamente 10 minutos entre uno y otro y él servicio es continuo de 7 a 10:30pm más o menos, sale de grandville island a diferentes lugares y de regreso tú decides donde tomarlo de acuerdo a tu conveniencia

Day pass is 16 CAD (14 CAD for seniors & children) and saves money if you are doing at least 3 stops in a day

You can walk on and pay the boat "Captain" Its not expensive so just bring cash they do accept cards also. Tell them where you are going and if you want one way or round trip then they will tell you the price which is also listed on their website.

Hi Olga, they are two different businesses with separate tickets and separate stops. And you are absolutely correct that Aquabus will not get you to the maritime museum but False Creek Ferries will. Vanier Park (Maritime Museum location) is on the other side of the Burrard Bridge. You can catch the ferry from roughly the same general area (Public Market) as the Aquabus. "Granville Island Ferries" (the name for this particular business) has a very helpful website with all the information you could possibly need plus they have a "contact us" tab.

It would vary slightly depending upon how many of the stops your boat makes. If it's a straight ride, probably 10 minutes. Even with a couple of stops, you're looking at not more than 20 minutes.

I'm not sure, I commuted from the city center back and forth to North Vancouver.

You can purchase a round trip ticket on board, just explain at the time of purchase what is wanted and the are eager to help

Not quite sure because we got off at Granville Island and then back on after a few hours but I would guess 45 minutes to an hour.

it is $7.50 for the return journey so I imagine that if you just wanted a round tour you could get on the aqua bus in Vancouver, not get off at Granville Island and ride straight back.

No, Aquabus Ferries is a private company and is not associated with public transit. The only ferry that accepts a bus pass or Compass Card is the Seabus, which runs between downtown Vancouver and the Lonsdale Quay in North Vancouver.