Queen E Zipline Approved

Queen E Zipline Approved

April 28, 2015 7:57 am PST.

The Vancouver Park Board has approved a zipline in Queen Elizabeth Park. The 190 metre line is expected to be installed this spring, with rides costing $15 to $20.

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