Duty free store

Good spot to get your wine for your cruises

The employee did not seal my (overpriced) alcohol which cost $320USD! I couldn't take it through security at my connecting flight. It's also been really hard to reach out to customer service for any help about it.

Great varieties of Assortment from canada as well as from the world.Great prices

It's quick but don't stop at duty free

Staff was very friendly and helpful. Great deals on liquor and beers for heading back to the States. Don’t forget your vehicle plate # for your alcohol purchase. Deity Free also has a bunch of candy, snacks, perfumes, cheap looking handbags, and other random things to spend your money. Starbucks looked clean and well staffed.

Brand new duty free (Dufry) great selection of alcohol, perfumes, tobacco. Quite pushy sales person. I bought ~$300 worth of items and got a 20% off on your next purchase coupon (must be same day). I wish I knew I would be getting one so I would split the purchase into two.

Highway robbery. This place sells your typical array of poorly produced tourist gack for ridiculous prices and I had the misfortune of needing a drink of water so went in to buy a bottle. They have imposed what I would assume is an unlawful minimum spend of $15 before you’re allowed to leave. Insanity. I don’t care if everyone in line at the shop is hoping to shorten their time at the border - to demand a minimum purchase value is disgusting. There went my lunch budget and I get to eat overpriced potato chips. Yay Canada.

One of the best duty free stores.Nice service from staff.

Still a good place to get things without duty. No duty makes items a lot cheaper.

I stopped by after my first ever trip to Canada and hearing how it was a must stop.I don't carry purses. I don't wear perfume. I can't speak to the price comparison. The clothing is very limited, tourist targeted and I saw better prices on the ferry from Victoria back to the mainland.There is a ton of candy. The store has a lot of empty space and clearly shaped to funnel people one direction rather than allowing freely browsing.The alcohol was a tad cheaper than I'm used to. That said I usually purchase my liquor at Trader Joes and Costco in Washington and I can say if not for the exchange rate value difference, it wasn't worth a stop. I needed some Irish Cream anywho...so why not. I did purchase a small batch bourbon I can't find locally and is rated one of the top 25 best across the board.There is coffee and tea as well as baked goods avail...basically a duty free Starbucks. They did great on my London fog...better than average. Chai was average.There is a decorative fountain as you exit. There is a washroom for customers.There are some novelty sized liqour bottles which made me laugh.You can park and walk to the edge of the park on the south side of the store. If you walk to the edge, there is a gap between trees where you can see the peace arch and get a distance selfie. You can't get close until you are through the boarder. Then there is an exit for it immediately.All around, worth a one-time stop.