Does SkyTrain stop at BC Place?

Public transit options are available for stadium guests as well. For those arriving by bus, the Downtown Vancouver #15 and #17 lines provide service within minutes of the entrance at BC Place. The Vancouver Skytrain also stops at the Stadium-Chinatown station, about a five-minute walk from the venue.



People Also Ask

From the Airport to Downtown Vancouver: Skytrain service begins at 5:10 AM, with the last train at night at 12:57 AM. From Downtown Vancouver to the Airport: first Skytrain is at 4:50 AM, and the last one departs at 1:05 AM.

MORE DETAILS

The trip from YVR to downtown Vancouver takes only 26 minutes on a two zone fare of $4.25, plus the $5.00 Canada Line YVR AddFare. The YVR AddFare is waived if you have a pre-purchased fare, e.g. a day pass, monthly pass or a Fare Saver ticket.

MORE DETAILS

The SkyTrains are automated and driverless. In theory, they are the perfect fit for a 24/7 service transit system. But, some parts of its infrastructure are 40 years old and require daily maintenance, most of which is done at night.

MORE DETAILS

Taxi fare from Vancouver International Airport Downtown Vancouver is considered to be in Zone 9 and an airport taxi ride costs a flat rate fare of CA$36 (€24.30), excluding any tip you wish to give to your driver. Please note that all Vancouver taxis accept credit cards payments.

MORE DETAILS

There are 53 stations on the SkyTrain system. 20 stations are served exclusively by the Expo Line, 14 exclusively by the Millennium Line, 15 exclusively by the Canada Line, 1 by both the Expo and Canada Lines, and 3 by both the Expo and Millennium Lines.

MORE DETAILS

SkyTrain uses the world's third-longest cable-supported transit-only bridge, known as SkyBridge, to cross the Fraser River. With the opening of the Evergreen Extension on December 2, 2016, SkyTrain became the longest rapid transit system in Canada and the longest fully automated driverless system in the world.

MORE DETAILS