When you can give free parking all day Sundays, and also after 5pm for the rest of the days in the…read moreDT core, that sure speaks of support for the businesses in DT. Wish City of Vancouver can learn from this.

This is a shopping mall in Kelowna. There are two parts to it. However, the two parts of the mall…read moreis not connected. I have been here a couple of times to head to CIBC. You will find here Bestbuy, London Drugs, Hudson Bay, Shoppers and etc. The mall is quite big and let's just say they have a good selection of stores here. It is an indoor mall with plenty of free parking. They also have a pretty big food court.

It's a mall with lots of stores. And on a cold and rainy day outside, it fit the bill for our mood!read more

the scoreboard is like an nhl scoreboard and the players are pretty good on the rocketsread more

If you're a hockey fan then this is the arena to go to. Even if you're not a rockets fan the…read moreenvironment is amazing and the ppl are great. Security does a great job maintaining the crowd and does it with a kind heart and smile on there face. I haven't been to an event aside from hockey but I will soon enough

This is a neighborhood store located in the same plaza as McDonald and Tim Hortons. They sell items…read moreranging from food to house items. Many of their items are not 1 dollar. Free parking is located in the front.

I don't think I've ever been to an airport like this one. When our flight from Vancouver landed…read morehere, we walked half a mile in these tunnel like things that kinda looked like gangways that went back and forth and then suddenly we pop out into the baggage claim. Kinda weird arrival. I like that the baggage claim area is small. They have a couple restaurants (including a Tim Horton) and a rental car desk and then check in is just around the corner. Walking to the rental car pick up wasn't too bad, and the rental car people were surprisingly nice. Welcome to Canada I guess. When it's dark, it's a little hard to see the rental car sign that tells you where to drive to drop off rental cars. The process of parking in the right stall and dropping off the key was easy enough. Air Canada check in should have been easy, but for some reason, our United booking didn't match up to the AC booking, but that's a different story. On our flight out of Kelowna, I was surprised to see that there are like 8 "gates" with 2 ish seating areas. I can see how it can get congested easily if there are multiple flights. We happened to be on the first flight out for the day so security and the waiting area weren't too crowded yet. We got to the airport at 4am for our 6am flight. None of the stores or eateries open until 4:30, so there was a long line for food and coffee at 4:40.

Helter skelter - that's the best way I can describe the airport... Once you get checked in the…read morewaiting area for flights is congested and choked - not a nice way to spend time on a travel day. The Tim Hortons has a very limited menu and the other options are quite pricy. Unfortunately, would not recommend this airport. Spend as little time as you can in the secured area and bring snacks.

Small little airport at the south end of Okanagan Lake, servicing Penticton, Summerland, Naramata,…read moreand other communities of the southern Okanagan Valley. When I say small, I mean small!! You need to show up MAX 1hr before your flight, and even still, only if you're a keener.. Wait times are at most 10min and the gates are literally right on the other side of the wall as check in. While there's no food or drink options past security, there is a small cafe pre-security screening that will take your order and then they will hand deliver it to you at your gate PAST security. Pretty cool little work around they figured out there. There is a water fill-up station near the gate as well. Only two gates with one toilet available for each men and women. Great views of the tarmac, especially since you walk straight onto the flight deck to board. Air Canada Jazz brings you in on a turboprop De Havilland Q400 from Vancouver which was the easiest way to start having fun on Okanagan Lake.

It's a small airport, so don't expect anything major here. However, that being said, it is…read moreundergoing renovations including enlarging the passenger waiting area. Getting off the plane and delivery of your suitcases is quick and efficient, as is check-in and security. However, there is very little to do at the airport. There's a very small cafe on site pre-security, and nothing after you clear security other than a couple of vending machines and a water fountain. The departure waiting area is spacious enough for a small regional airport, and considering the largest passenger planes scheduled are Dash-8 Q400s. Although there's nice views of the surrounding hills and the airport itself, it would be nice to have somewhere like a cafe to buy a coffee or snack besides the vending machines. One notable downside though that I've experienced on a number of occasions is that it's very difficult to get a taxi outside. There virtually never is any waiting, and when you call it can take a long time for one to be dispatched to you.

Had to make a quick stop today to get some groceries as I was running late for an appointment …read more Everything was easy to find , there was excellent parking and location was perfect . Some good deals as well .

Stopped by this place to pick up groceries on my way to the Big White Ski Resort. They had ampule…read moreparking and the service was good. Produce was fresh and for being such a small place I was quite surprised at how large the selection was. Pricing wasn't too bad either. They pack your groceries up in boxes for you too which is nice. I usually stop at the Save On Foods but thought I'd try this place to switch it up a bit and I'm glad I did

We travelled from Winnipeg to Kelowna and had this experience recommended to us…read more On Saturday morning, after checking Google Maps and seeing what we believed was a 40-minute drive to Summerland, we booked tickets at 10:00 a.m. for the noon train ride. Unfortunately, once we were on the road, we realized we had made an honest mistake when entering our starting location into Google Maps. About 30 minutes into the drive, it became clear that we would not make the required 11:30 a.m. check-in. We immediately pulled over and called to see if we could either reschedule for the following day or receive a refund. We explained that we were visiting from out of province and that our travel time had been miscalculated due to an honest error. Unfortunately, both requests were declined. We fully understand that there is a 24-hour cancellation policy. However, we had booked the tickets only two hours before departure because we genuinely believed we had enough time to get there. Given the circumstances, and the fact that there were seats available on the following day's train, we had hoped some flexibility or goodwill could have been extended. As first-time visitors to British Columbia, it was incredibly disappointing not only to miss out on an experience that was highly recommended, but also to lose the full cost of our tickets without any goodwill or accommodation. Customer service leaves a lasting impression, especially in the tourism industry where word of mouth is so important. While we understand businesses need policies, how those policies are applied can make all the difference. Unfortunately, our experience left us frustrated and disappointed. As a result, we would be hesitant to book this experience again if we return to British Columbia and spend our money elsewhere. Sincerely, A Disappointed Out-of-Province Visitor

We had an excellent time. This was our second time taking this train ride, such great views and a…read morefun way to spend a couple hours. The staff is great and knowledgeable and gave us lots of laughs. We really enjoyed ourselves and highly recommend this excursion. Choose the valley side when picking your seats, best views.