When we're in town, we usually catch a movie at Landmark Cinemas on Tuesdays for their cheap movie…read moredeal. Tickets are $8.66/person. Save the $1.50 online processing fee if you buy at the theatre.

There are 8 theater rooms in this Landmark Theater. I was surprised that I am the first to review…read morethis theater. It is not new. I mean it has been around for awhile. It is in a very central location in Kelowna too. So.... The seats are comfy and spacious. The screens are a good size. Inside is very clean. The washrooms are decent size. Best of all because this is a Landmark theater, we do get to choose our seats without extra charge. We came on a Saturday morning when it was not very busy to watch Star Wars: The rise of Skywalker on December 29, 2019. The movie theater was somewhat quiet. We came for the 12:30pm showing. There are plenty of free parking outside. Popcorns here are ok. Not wow but very decent. They have the fancy pop machine here with lots of flavors. This is not a Cineplex theater so no points here. Popcorn prices are just as expensive as Cineplex Theater. Overall, it is a good theater! Would definitely come again.

Nice stop to break the drive between Sicamous and Revelstoke, and to take in a bit of history…read more The last spike is the place where the final spike was driven into the CP railroad, completing the rail connection in Canada from coast to coast. The actual spike has been removed and is on display in a museum in Ottawa. I didn't catch the name of the museum when the gift shop staff told me. Something about design and technology? Anyway, there's a marker to indicate the actual location. There's a faint "109" painted on the rail track. There's also another monument in revelstoke train museum and this is an offshoot of it. It's run by the museum. The gift shop is lovely. You can get postcards and various souvenirs. You will also learn how to pronounce "Craigellachie" (Craig - Ella - Key) in there. If you like crystals, they are very decently priced compared to other crystals or stones shops in Vancouver. We sat at the side of the gift shop which was shaded and had a lovely view of the Eagle River. Very calming and relaxing. There are also washrooms here and benches to rest.

Great stop to stretch your legs, get a little history in, and use a washroom…read more I'm not much of a train person myself but I am all aboard about the cleanliness of the washrooms and the grounds. Plenty of parking even for buses and large RVs.

Turns out Salmon Arm has a Visitor Centre, tucked away off to the side of downtown…read more Staff were friendly. I was able to get a map of the town, as well as the locations of different attractions to visit. The only issue I have was that the information we were given were incorrect. Of the 3 places we were told would be open on Sundays, 2 turned out to be closed. More accurate business hours for the attractions would've been helpful.

From the owner: The City of Salmon Arms Visitor Centre is your one-stop shop for planning that next adventure. The…read morecenter is conveniently located downtown in City Hall, just steps away from the city center. Our professional, local ambassadors & staff can help you make the most of your Salmon Arm experience. Stop by & see our team. #SmallCityBigAdventure

They have a cool setup in there, the galaxy igloo display is nice and lots of toys for the kids to…read moredo hands on activities.

Great little attraction with all kinds of fun interactive things for kids to engage with. Adults…read moremight find themselves learning something

Been 30 years since I was here Awesome displays…read moreReally well presented Very friendly staff Beautiful gift shop Lots of free parking Spend a couple hours Entrance fee by Donation !!!!

We drove up to Vernon to watch a Murder Mystery Dinner Show at this ranch. Since we were there…read moreearly and there was nothing to do, we decided to check out the farm animals they had. Much to our surprise, they didn't look anything like your average farm animal. Some chickens had plumes on the top of their head, making them look like they had a bad hair day; some had furry feet. The rams had four horns that looped around the side of their heads. They also had a dozen colorful birds. After a tour of the farm, we went back to the restaurant where the show was about to start. As the story went on, we were guided to different parts of the ranch. It wasn't a far walk, and the actors, though funny, were convincing. We headed back to the restaurant where we were seated with a few people we didn't know. Many people from Kelowna are friendly, so we didn't mind. Clues were passed around so we can guess who the murderer was, write it on a piece of paper and submit it for drawing. Before they revealed the murderer, we feasted on a buffet dinner, complete with an array of salads, veggie sides, prime rib, and desserts. When we were done, they revealed the murderer. The funniest part was reading what people have submitted for drawing. The first one who got it right got a CAD 50 gift card to the O'Keefe Ranch Gift Shop. You can't beat 50 bucks a person for both the show and dinner*! The show and dinner is only scheduled twice a year. Check their website calendar.

Fantastic steep seating. Seats recline slightly. No more big heads in the way of short kids. No…read morebooster seat required for kids. Tons of automated kiosks for purchasing tickets. Close proximity to Kelowna. Definitely worth the extra few minutes to drive across the bridge.

The Red Bridge is a wooden Howe truss road bridge built in 1096 that spans the South Thompson River…read moreand connects the City of Kamloops to the Tk'emlúps Indian Band's Reserve and Industrial Park. Within the proximities of the Pioneer Park, you can park your car and take a walk down the memory lane, read about the history of the bridge and the people that used to live in this area. Listen to the wooden bridge when cars passes through over your head and you can imagine back in the days when horse drawn carriages are still common. Worth stopping to explore!