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Chaos at BC Ferries Horseshoe Bay Terminal as traffic backed up onto Highway 1

Chaos at BC Ferries Horseshoe Bay Terminal as traffic backed up onto Highway 1

Global News
Friday, April 18, 2025 07:14:22 PM UTC

BC Ferries says travellers should let traffic controllers know if they have a reservation as they may be turned away otherwise due to the heavy traffic volume.

BC Ferries Horseshoe Bay Ferry Terminal is very busy on Friday, with West Vancouver police warning people to stay away if they can.

Police said that Highway 1 approaching Horseshoe Bay is heavily backed up due to Whistler traffic, along with ferry traffic.

They are advising anyone without a vehicle reservation on BC Ferries that they will not be sailing on Friday and they will be turned around.

Aaron Krombholz was waiting in the lineup to get on a ferry and said they saw line-ups of cars lined up on the Sea to Sky Highway.

He said they ended up having to leave the ferry terminal on Friday morning after already trying to catch a ferry on Thursday night.

“We got to the ferry terminal this morning at about 5:45 a.m.,” Krombholz said. “We left at about 8 a.m. when we realized that the 7:55 sailing was full and we weren’t going to get on anything else.”

He added that when they left, cars were backed up on Highway 1 to the Caufield Exit, more than four kilometres away.

“We were chatting with a bunch of different people who were saying ‘look, we have a reservation, but we can’t get there. We can’t get to the gate to pay to go in and get in the queue for their boat’,” Krombholz added.

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