TransLink SkyTrain Waterfront Station

	Waterfront	Train to: Richmond–Brighouse & YVR–Airport
		Next Station: Vancouver City Centre

	Waterfront	Train to: King George & Production Way–University
		Next Station: Burrard

	Waterfront	Northern Terminal: Lonsdale Quay

	Waterfront	Train to: Mission City
		Next Station: Moody Centre

General Information
Address	601 West Cordova Street, Vancouver, BC
Owner	Cadillac Fairview TransLink (1999–present) BC Transit (1982–1999) Urban Transit Authority (1979–1982) BC Hydro Transit (1977–1979) VIA Rail (1978–1979) Canadian Pacific Railway (1914–1978)
Operator	British Columbia Rapid Transit Company Bombardier Transportation Coast Mountain Bus Company ProTrans BC
Lines served
Bus connections	R5, 3, 4, 7, 8, 10, 44, 50, N8
Fare Zone	1
Platforms	10 (6 island, 4 SeaBus berths)
Entrances	7
Construction
Structure type	At-grade and underground
Levels	3
Architects	Barott, Blackader and Webster (CPR) Allen Parker & Associates (SkyTrain) Architektengruppen U-Bahn (SkyTrain) VIA Architecture (Canada Line) Hywel Jones Architect (Canada Line)
Annual Traffic
Passengers	SeaBus ▲6,652,000 (2019) ▲6,628,000 (2018) ▲6,343,000 (2017) ▼5,929,000 (2016) ▲6,092,000 (2015) 5,968,000 (2014) SkyTrain ▲13,271,000 (2019) ▲12,616,300 (2018) ▲12,077,600 (2017) 11,413,400 (2016) West Coast Express ▲1,219,100 (2019) ▲1,166,000 (2018) ▼1,090,100 (2017) 1,173,700 (2016)
Ranking	SkyTrain 1 out of 53 West Coast Express 1 out of 8
Other Information
Bike lockers	No
Bike Parkade	No
Park and Ride	No
Carsharing	No
Station code	WF
History
Opening date	1914 June 17, 1977 (SeaBus) December 11, 1985 (SkyTrain) August 17, 2009 (Canada Line)
Former services	95 B-Line 98 B-Line CP Rail services VIA Rail services

Waterfront is an intermodal transit hub in Metro Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Services

Several TransLink services meet at Waterfront Station:

• Canada Line – A SkyTrain line that travels through Vancouver and into Richmond and Vancouver International Airport, terminating at Richmond–Brighouse Station in Richmond or YVR–Airport Station.

• Expo Line – A SkyTrain line that travels through Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster, and Surrey to either King George Station in Surrey or Production Way–University Station in Burnaby.

• West Coast Express – A commuter train service running between Waterfront and Mission City Station on weekdays. Early morning trips go to Waterfront and afternoon trips go to Mission City.

• SeaBus – A foot passenger ferry service connecting Waterfront with Lonsdale Quay in North Vancouver across the Burrard Inlet.

• R5 Hastings St – An express, limited stop, frequent bus service on Hastings Street connecting Burrard Station in Downtown Vancouver and Simon Fraser University in Burnaby.

• Various bus routes

Other services at/near Waterfront Station:

• Cruise Ship Terminal at Canada Place – The homeport for a majority of Alaska cruises.
• Helijet – A helicopter airline connecting Vancouver Harbour with Victoria Harbour and Nanaimo Harbour. The Helijet Heliport is located near the SeaBus berths.
• Vancouver Harbour Flight Centre Seaplane Terminal – Various float planes and services near Canada Place.

In addition, the West Coast Express office is located inside the station at 2nd-floor suite #295. The office is tasked with administrative duties as well as for customer service and inquiries.

Station Details

Located on West Cordova Street between Granville and Seymour streets, Waterfront is a major transit hub in the system and is close to nearby Gastown and Canada Place/Convention Centre, both within very close walking distance. The Expo Line, Canada Line, West Coast Express, and the SeaBus meet up at Waterfront, along with one RapidBus route and several other bus routes. In addition, out-of-station transfers include the Helijet port on W. Waterfront Road, the cruise ship terminal at Canada Place and seaplanes at Coal Harbour. The station also connects with Sinclair Centre and its underground connecting corridor to the station opened on February 20, 1986 and was closed briefly during Expo 86.

Although the Expo Line platforms appear to be underground, they are at-grade. This illusion is created by the Cordova Street Extension and numerous buildings built above the platforms, tracks, and the Dunsmuir Tunnel portal west of the station.

One of two opening day commemorative plaques are on display in the north concourse (the other plaque is at New Westminster). Another plaque located in the north concourse is in recognition of Hon. Raymond Joseph Perrault, a federal senator who helped obtain funding to launch SkyTrain.

Waterfront Station is often mistaken to be owned by TransLink. TransLink only owns the platforms, corridors, and anything beyond faregates. The station structure itself and the floors above are owned by Cadillac Fairview.

Architecture

The station building was built in a neo-classical style and was designed by Montreal-based architecture firm Barott, Blackader and Webster. In the main concourse area, paintings that depict various Canadian landscapes line the walls above the columns. The paintings were by Adelaide Langford and were completed in 1916.

The SkyTrain portion of the station was designed by a joint venture between Allen Parker & Associates of Vancouver and Architektengruppen U-Bahn of Vienna.

The Canada Line portion of the station was designed by VIA Architecture, with renovation work by Hywel Jones Architect.

Public Art

As part of the Canada Line art program, there is constantly a rotation between various public art displays in the connecting corridor between the Canada Line platforms and the main station building. Presently, the piece on display is titled Forest Apparitions by Darcy Hennessy, which is a medium format photography series completed in 2019 and is the first instalment of four that offers visual representations of the energies that live in the natural world.

Previous works on display at Waterfront were:

• Bus Mail by Joi T. Arcand, which was on display on the Granville Street entrance and was an extension of the Capture Feature Exhibition
• By Any Other Name by Working Format was a partnership between Working Format Design & Typography and the Emily Carr Alumni Association, with partial funding by the City of Vancouver 125 grant, takes Vancouver's alternate names as a basis of each poster's design and creates visuals to represent the unique narratives hidden within these alternate Vancouver names
• Chasing the Clock by David Fok is a visualization of society's and an individual's enslavement to time and the clock
• Going Forward, Moving Backward by Paul Bucci
• Here Comes by Erdem Tasdelen, which borrows the titles of songs that begin with the phrase "Here Comes" with vibrant traffic of Waterfront Station
• INTERSECTIONS by The Platform Gallery was launched on February 1st, 2013 and celebrates unique features of seven locations in Vancouver. The work was in collaboration with seven local designers
• Luz=Luz Commercial by Claudio Rivera was part of a series of photo-performance pieces at Parisisen landmarks. The works were located at Waterfront, Vancouver City Centre, Yaletown–Roundhouse, and Broadway–City Hall
• Poser by Ho Tam, which was a series of photographs taken at the 2003 Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto
• Signs for a Meaningful Protest by Josephine Lee
• Teachings by Reese Muntean was a series of photographs showing the tools and technologies used in the processing and preserving of salmon and was a partnership between Muntean, Jordan Wilson, and the Musqueam Fisheries Commission
• TransAmericana 2012 by Claudio Rivera-Seguel
• Under Construction by Tamara Leigh was a series of black and white photographs of various tunnels and stations at different phases during the construction of the Canada Line. This was the first public art piece on display at Waterfront
• Untitled by Isabelle Pauwels
• Waterfront Station: Carpoolers by Alejandro Cartagena, which was a series of photographs taken from a bridge that ran across a highway between Nuevo Laredo and Texas, a known drug corridor between Mexico and the United States

History

The station opened in 1914 as the third CP Rail station building, replacing a prior one built at roughly the same location. When SeaBus services started, a plan was made to make Waterfront Station into a downtown transit hub, moving all bus services to meet up at "Waterfront–Granville" station.

Initially, the station building was slated for demolition as part of the Project 200 development, which only saw the completion of Granville Square, which now sits west of the station. However, due to opposition to the Project 200 development, which involved the construction of waterfront freeways, in addition to the introduction of SeaBus service, the station building was saved from demolition and was renovated.

The SkyTrain platforms opened on December 11, 1985 with additional entrances opening within the station and at Howe Street, Waterfront Centre, and Sinclair Centre, in addition to expanding the north concourse area at the foot of the pedestrian overpass connecting to the SeaBus terminal. One of three SkyTrain opening ceremonies took place at the Waterfront Station concourse area (with the other two at Metrotown and New Westminster).

West Coast Express services commenced in 1995, expanding to the CP Rail tracks below the station and parallel to the SkyTrain platforms.

In 2007, Waterfront was one of the first stations on the network to have digital passenger information and advertisement screens installed (the other being Metrotown).

Canada Line services commenced on August 17, 2009, expanding the station with two new entrances and two new platforms underground.

Today, Waterfront Station is a major transit hub in the system and in Downtown Vancouver, serving as a terminus and connecting point for many transit services. Prior to the October 22, 2016 SkyTrain network changes, Waterfront was the meeting point of all SkyTrain lines.

In March 2017, work began on renovating the SeaBus terminal. Renovation works included the replacement of exterior metal cladding, roofing, and windows, in addition to renovations to the washrooms. On May 4, 2018, TransLink announced additional improvements to the terminal. The additional improvements announced addressed the need for a seismic upgrade and replacements of all escalators and elevators, in addition to adding an additional elevator and staircase to improve passenger flow. As well, a new and proper entrance at Waterfront Road to replace the current side entrance. Work is scheduled to begin in late May and be completed within 15 months. The works are estimated to cost about $17 million.

As part of the Canada Line Escalator Enhancement Project, an additional escalator is being added between the Canada Line Cordova Street concourse and street level to address growing ridership and station congestion. Construction work was scheduled to begin in early 2019. Closure of the Cordova entrance was required for the installation of the escalator from October 15–18, 2019.

In April 2020, work began on replacing one of the two escalators at the Howe Street entrance and on May 11, work began to replace the escalators at the eastern end of the Expo Line platform. This resulted in restricted access to the main Cordova Street concourse from the Expo Line to elevator users only and passengers were directed to use the Howe Street exit and walk back around to the main station building. Access to the Expo Line by stairs and elevator from Cordova Street was not affected. Work is expected to be complete by fall 2020. On June 12, the eastern end of the Expo Line platform was completely closed to allow for the installation of heavy machinery as part of escalator replacement work. This resulted in the closure of elevator access to the Expo Line and a shuttle was implemented to go between the east parking lot next to the SeaBus terminal at Waterfront, Cordova Street & Granville Street at the 44 UBC stop, and at Burrard Station at Bay 1, running every 15 minutes daily between 5am and 10pm on weekdays and 6am to 10pm on weekends. The eastern end reopened on June 29th.

Bus Routes

Buses load and unload along W. Cordova Street. The R5 Hastings Street RapidBus loads and unloads on W. Hastings Street adjacent to the Canada Line entrance.

• 44 UBC

• 50 False Creek South

• 3 Main
• 4 Powell
• 7 Nanaimo Station
• 8 Fraser
• 10 Downtown
• 50 Waterfront Station
• N8 Fraser

NightBus

Bus Stop #50978
W. Hastings Street & Granville Street

• R5 Hastings Street
  to Burrard Station
  RapidBus

Bus Stop #51374
W. Hastings Street & Granville Street

• R5 Hastings Street
  to SFU
  RapidBus

Bus Exchange Icons Legend

Bay number

Stop accessibility

SkyTrain Bus Bridge service boards at this bay

HandyDART service at this bay

West Vancouver Transit service at this bay

RapidBus service at this bay 99 UBC B-Line 99 B-Line service at this bay N35 SFU NightBus NightBus service at this bay Bus Stop #12345 Bus Stop ID number
(for stops without bay numbers)

Station Layout

S

Transit information Compass Ticket Vending Machines Shops Transit Police

C	Howe Street Concourse Howe Street, Sinclair Centre, Waterfront Centre exits Granville Street Concourse Canada Line Cordova Street Concourse
T	Platform 1 ←	Expo Line termination platform
	Island platform, doors will open on the left
	Platform 2	Expo Line towards King George (Burrard) → Expo Line towards Production Way–University (Burrard) →
		West Coast Express towards Mission City (Moody Centre) →
	Island platform, doors will open on the left or right
		West Coast Express towards Mission City (Moody Centre) →
	Side platform, doors will open on the left Unloading only
		SeaBus outbound to Lonsdale Quay →
	Loading only Island platform, doors will open on the left or right Loading only
		SeaBus outbound to Lonsdale Quay →
	Unloading only Side platform, doors will open on the left
	Inbound	Canada Line towards Richmond–Brighouse (Vancouver City Centre) → Canada Line towards YVR–Airport (Vancouver City Centre) →
	Island platform, doors will open on the left or right
	Outbound	Canada Line towards Richmond–Brighouse (Vancouver City Centre) → Canada Line towards YVR–Airport (Vancouver City Centre) →

Waterfront Station Exits
	Cordova Street	Buses Transit Police
	Cordova Street – Canada Line	Buses Transit Police
	Granville Street	Buses R5 Hastings St Shops
	Howe Street	Canada Place Convention Centre
	Waterfront Centre	Canada Place Convention Centre Waterfront Centre
	Sinclair Centre	Sinclair Centre
	Helijet	W. Waterfront Road Helijet CRAB Park

Station Icons Legend Exit is on this level Buses available at this exit Accessible exit Park and Ride access at this exit Bike lockers located at this exit Bike racks located at this exit Bike Parkade located at this exit Emergency Refuge located at or near this exit

Specific services available only through this exit

First and Last Trains and Sailings

Waterfront Station
	Weekdays	Saturdays	Sundays/Holidays
First Train to King George	5:32 a.m.	6:48 a.m.	7:48 a.m.
Last Train to King George	1:16 a.m.	1:16 a.m.	12:16 a.m.
First Train to Production Way–University	5:37 a.m.	6:44 a.m.	7:44 a.m.
Last Train to Production Way–University	12:44 a.m. 12:40 a.m. on Fridays	12:40 a.m.	11:43 p.m.
First Train to Edmonds short turn service	8:59 a.m.
Last Train to Edmonds short turn service	10:11 a.m.
First Train to Lougheed Town Centre late night service	12:54 a.m. 12:49 a.m. on Fridays	12:49 a.m.	11:53 a.m.
Last Train to Lougheed Town Centre late night service	1:11 a.m.	1:11 a.m.	12:11 a.m.
	Weekdays	Saturdays	Sundays/Holidays
First Train to YVR–Airport	4:48 a.m.	4:48 a.m.	4:48 a.m.
Last Train to YVR–Airport	1:05 a.m.	1:05 a.m.	1:05 a.m.
First Train to Richmond–Brighouse	5:30 a.m.	5:30 a.m.	5:30 a.m.
Last Train to Richmond–Brighouse	1:15 a.m.	1:15 a.m.	1:15 a.m.
	Weekdays	Saturdays	Sundays/Holidays
First Sailing to Lonsdale Quay	6:16 a.m.	6:16 a.m.	8:16 a.m.
Last Sailing to Lonsdale Quay	1:22 a.m.	1:22 a.m.	11:16 p.m.
	Departures weekdays only
To Mission City	3:50 p.m.	4:20 p.m.	4:50 p.m.
	5:30 p.m.	6:20 p.m.

Nearby Attractions

• Harbour Centre
• Gastown
• Waterfront Centre
• Sinclair Centre
• Canada Place
• Vancouver Convention Centre
• Olympic Cauldron
• Simon Fraser University – Downtown Campus
• British Columbia Institute of Technology – Downtown Campus

Station Maps

• Waterfront Station Area Map
• Waterfront Station Accessibility Map

References

v·d·e Fleet Locomotives 901–905 906 907 Coaches 101–108 109 201–220 301–309 401–406 Stations Waterfront – Moody Centre – Coquitlam Central – Port Coquitlam – Pitt Meadows – Maple Meadows - Port Haney – Mission City Transit Services Fare Information – Cash Fares – Fare Structure – Universal Pass (U-Pass) – West Coast Express Fares Plans and Projects Expo Line Fraser Highway Extension – Millennium Line Broadway Extension – Pattullo Bridge Replacement Other Divisions Cycling Network – Roads and Bridges – Transit Police Canadian Railroads Freight Passenger v·d·e Operations Lines Rolling stock 1984 UTDC ICTS Mark I – 1985 UTDC ICTS Mark I – 1991 UTDC ICTS Mark I – 1995 Bombardier ICTS Mark I – 2001 Bombardier ART Mark II – 2008 Hyundai Rotem EMU – 2009 Bombardier ART Mark II – 2015 Bombardier Innovia Metro Mark III – 2018 Bombardier Innovia Metro Mark III – 2019 Hyundai Rotem EMU Yards Operations and Maintenance Centre – Coquitlam Maintenance Centre – Canada Line Operations and Maintenance Centre Stations Waterfront – Vancouver City Centre – Yaletown–Roundhouse – Olympic Village – Broadway–City Hall – King Edward – Oakridge–41st Avenue – Langara–49th Avenue – Marine Drive – Bridgeport – Capstan Way – Aberdeen – Lansdowne – Richmond–Brighouse Airport branch ← Towards Waterfront – Bridgeport – Templeton – Sea Island Centre – YVR–Airport Waterfront – Burrard – Granville – Stadium–Chinatown – Main Street–Science World – Commercial–Broadway – Nanaimo – 29th Avenue – Joyce–Collingwood – Patterson – Metrotown – Royal Oak – Edmonds – 22nd Street – New Westminster – Columbia – Scott Road – Gateway – Surrey Central – King George Production Way branch ← Towards Waterfront – Columbia – Sapperton – Braid – Lougheed Town Centre – Production Way–University Arbutus – South Granville – Oak–VGH – Broadway–City Hall – Mount Pleasant – Great Northern Way–Emily Carr – VCC–Clark – Commercial–Broadway – Renfrew – Rupert – Gilmore – Brentwood Town Centre – Holdom – Sperling–Burnaby Lake – Lake City Way – Production Way–University – Lougheed Town Centre – Burquitlam – Moody Centre – Inlet Centre – Coquitlam Central – Lincoln – Lafarge Lake–Douglas Transit Services Fare Information – Cash Fares – Fare Structure – Universal Pass (U-Pass) – West Coast Express Fares Plans and Projects Expo Line Fraser Highway Extension – Millennium Line Broadway Extension – Pattullo Bridge Replacement Other Divisions Cycling Network – Roads and Bridges – Transit Police v·d·e Transit Centres Burnaby – Hamilton – Port Coquitlam – Richmond – Surrey – Vancouver Closed Transit Centres North Vancouver – Oakridge Under Contract First Transit – West Vancouver Transit Former Contractors Bonny's Taxi Ltd. – Bowen Island Community Transit – DW Services Ltd. – Metro Shuttle Service Ltd. – First Canada Current Fleet 2101–2199, 2201–2289 2501–2540 2541–2574 3309–3358 7375–7399, 7401–7429 7430–7446 7447–7499, 7501–7504 8102–8117 8118–8156 9277–9285 9401–9499, 9501–9542 9543–9581, 9583–9590 9605–9699, 9701–9725 9726–9791 9797–9799 12001–12025 14001–14045 15001–15021 16001–16051 16101–16130, 16137 16201–16226 18001–18063 18101–18206 18301–18404 18451–18473 19001–19047 19101–19147 19301–19302 19303–19304 19401–19432 21001–21025 21401–21425 22001–22015 23001–23015 23201–23215 Community Shuttle Fleet 16501–16562 17506–17564 18510–18527 19503–19535, 19538–19549 19550–19554 21501–21562 23601–23606 23651–23665 Retired Fleet 1158–1192 1205–1223 1209–1210 2701–2947 3001–3021 3101–3210 3211–3257 3258–3282 3283–3299, 3301–3308 4101–4115 4116–4143 4144–4192 4193–4199, 4201–4278 5501–5508 5509–5521 6601–6630 7101–7150 7151–7197, 7199–7243 7244–7246 7247–7297 7298 7301–7374 8001–8021 8022–8047 8048–8099, 8101 9101–9115 9116–9127 9201–9276 Retired Community Shuttle Fleet S001 S002 (1st) S002 (2nd) S003–S004 S006–S012 S013–S016 S017 S018–S056 S057–S059 S060–S061 S062–S102 S200–S236 S237–S257 S258–S301 S302–S356 S357–S380 S381 S382–S393 S410–S434 S435–S464 S465–S471 S501–S544 S1301–S1320 S1321 S1322–S1325 Paint Schemes Other List of Current TransLink Ad-Wraps – List of Former TransLink Ad-Wraps – RapidBus – TransLink Operations During the COVID-19 Pandemic – TransLink Vancouver 2010 Olympic Operations – Trolleybuses in Vancouver SeaBus Current Fleet Burrard Beaver – Burrard Pacific Breeze – Burrard Otter II – Burrard Chinook Retired Fleet Burrard Otter Terminals Lonsdale Quay – Waterfront Station Bus Loops and Exchanges Vancouver 29th Avenue Station – Blanca Loop – Boundary Loop – Burrard Station – Commercial–Broadway Station – Dunbar Loop – Joyce Station – Knight Street–Marine Drive – Kootenay Loop – Main Street Station – Marine Drive Station – Marpole Loop – Nanaimo Station – Stanley Park Loop – UBC Exchange – Waterfront Station Burnaby & New West 22nd Street Station – Braid Station – Brentwood Station – Edmonds Station – Lougheed Station – New Westminster Station – Production Way Station – Metrotown Station – SFU Exchange – Sperling Station Tri-Cities Burquitlam Station – Coquitlam Central Station – Moody Centre Station – Port Coquitlam Station Richmond Bridgeport Station – Richmond–Brighouse Station – Steveston Exchange North Shore Capilano University – Lonsdale Quay – Lynn Valley Centre – Park Royal – Phibbs Exchange Pitt Meadows & Maple Ridge Haney Place – Maple Meadows Station – Pitt Meadows Station South of Fraser Carvolth Exchange – Guildford Exchange – Ladner Exchange – Langley Centre – Newton Exchange – Scott Road Station – Scottsdale Exchange – South Delta Exchange – South Surrey Park and Ride – Surrey Central Station – White Rock Centre Former Exchanges Airport Station – Brentwood Mall – Coquitlam Station – Coquitlam Recreation Centre – Coquitlam Town Centre – East Guildford Park and Ride – Lougheed Mall – Lougheed Park and Ride – Matthews Exchange – Meadow Ridge Centre – Pitt Meadows Park and Ride – Port Moody Station – PNE Park and Ride – Port Coquitlam Centre – Renfrew Loop – Richmond Centre – Richmond Exchange – Sexsmith Park and Ride – South Richmond Park and Ride – Upper Zoo Loop – Walnut Grove Park and Ride Routes R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 Conventional 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 14 15 16 17 19 20 22 25 26 27 28 29 32 33 41 44 49 50 80 84 99 100 101 104 106 110 112 116 119 123 128 129 130 133 134 136 143 144 145 150 151 152 153 155 156 159 160 179 183 188 191 209 210 211 212 222 228 229 230 231 232 236 240 241 245 246 247 249 250 253 254 255 257 301 310 311 312 314 316 319 320 321 323 324 325 326 329 335 337 340 341 342 345 350 351 352 354 364 375 388 391 393 394 395 401 402 403 404 405 406 407 408 410 418 430 480 501 502 503 509 531 555 595 601 602 603 604 606 608 620 640 701 791 900 Community Shuttle 23 31 42 68 102 103 105 109 131 132 146 147 148 157 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 180 181 182 184 185 186 187 189 214 215 227 251 252 256 262 280 281 282 322 360 361 362 363 370 371 372 373 412 413 414 416 560 561 562 563 564 609 614 616 618 619 719 722 733 741 743 744 745 746 748 749 NightBus N8 N9 N10 N15 N17 N19 N20 N22 N24 N35 School Trips 840 848 855 861 863 864 865 880 881 Discontinued/ Renumbered 1 23 35 42 43 51 70 95 96 97 98 102 103 108 114 115 125 131 133 135 137 139 142 147 148 149 150 154 158 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 177 178 179 189 190 197 222 226 226 239 242 258 259 274 290 292 310 317 318 328 330 332 353 355 356 357 358 390 411 420 421 424 425 488 490 491 492 496 506 507 511 590 617 705 709 712 721 722 804 807 828 C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8 C9 C10 C11 C12 C15 C18 C19 C20 C21 C22 C23 C24 C25 C26 C27 C28 C29 C30 C31 C35 C36 C37 C38 C40 C41 C43 C44 C45 C46 C47 C48 C49 C50 C51 C52 C53 C60 C61 C62 C63 C64 C70 C71 C73 C74 C75 C76 C84 C86 C87 C88 C89 C90 C92 C93 C94 C95 C96 C98 C99 N6 N16 – Games Express – Metrotown Shuttle – North Vancouver Games Express – Sexsmith Park & Ride Shuttle – TrainBus Transit Services Fare Information – Cash Fares – Fare Structure – Universal Pass (U-Pass) – West Coast Express Fares Plans and Projects Expo Line Fraser Highway Extension – Millennium Line Broadway Extension – Pattullo Bridge Replacement Other Divisions Cycling Network – Roads and Bridges – Transit Police