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Metro Vancouver Transit Map 262 to Brunswick Beach Ferries to Vancouver Island, Bowen Island and Sunshine Coast Transit Services Downtown Vancouver £ m Grouse Mountain minute walk SkyTrain Skyride COAL HARBOUR Horseshoe Bay West End Coal Harbour High frequency rail service. Canada Line WEST Community Community Early morning to late evening. Centre Centre END Waterfront Vancouver Convention Expo Line £ Centre Canada SeaBus Tourism Place Vancouver Burrard Millennium Line Bus Capilano Salmon Hatchery R High frequency service with RapidBus ROBSON limited stops & transit priority. SFU Caulfeild Harbour Evelyne Frequent bus service with Vancouver West Coast Express B-Line Centre GASTOWN Saller limited stops. Centre Capilano City Centre BCIT Suspension Vancouver £ Regular Bus Service Bridge Art Gallery SFU Woodward's Service at least once an hour Lynn Canyon UBC Robson Sq £ Ecology Centre Expo Line VFS £ during the daytime (or longer), R all week, all year. Vancouver Carnegie St Paul's Law Community Centre CHINATOWN Library Hospital Courts Limited Bus Service Municipal College Queen Hall Edgemont Westview Elizabeth Sun Yat-Sen Service only part of the day, Shopping Lynn Gardens Village Library Theatre Valley week, or year, or less than Municipal Centre Centennial Shopping Maritime £ Point Atkinson Hall Deep Cove / Centre Museum STRATHCONA once an hour. Park Royal Theatre Cultural Centre Granville Dock Library Rogers Vancouver NightBus Service Vancouver Aquatic Aquatic Arena White Pine Maritime Centre Late-night bus service Bowen Island Centre R Dock Museum Beach YALETOWN FTN Capilano Park Royal BC Place (seven days a week). University Macmillan Space Centre/ Stadium City Hall Lions Gate R Deep Cove Capilano Museum of Vancouver & Library Hospital Mall Other Transit Services North Vancouver Parkgate Village Museum Stadium– Village Hall Plaza of Chinatown Frequent passenger ferry Hornby St Village Hall Nations Dock Pacic SeaBus service. Early morning to Prospect Point £ Central Station Lonsdale Quay Market late evening. Park & Science Granville Siwash Rock Tilford Island Docks Plaza of World Lonsdale Quay Maplewood Roundhouse Nations Dock Weekday commuter train Farm Stanley FTN Granville Island Community West Coast Express R The Village Dock Dollar Centre service running westbound in Park Loop Public Market Yaletown– Centre BOWEN Yaletown Roundhouse Creekside mornings and eastbound in ISLAND Dock Community Centre Third Beach Vancouver Canada Line afternoons and evenings. OLYMPIC SeaBus Ferry to Aquarium Phibbs Brockton Point Roche Point David Lam Main Street– Snug Cove Horseshoe Bay Exchange VILLAGE Park Dock Spyglass Science World Brockton False Creek Place R Admiralty Point GRANVILLE Dock Oval Community Centre Frequent Transit Network ISLAND Stamp’s Landing Dock Second Beach Emily Carr SOUTHEAST See Downtown Inset Map University of Be spontaneous! There’s no need to worry about FALSE CREEK Art and Design Burrard West Coast Express ’ schedules when you travel on the Frequent Transit Network FTN Kootenay Loop Eagle Douglas Waterfront (FTN). Service on the FTN is every minutes or better, R Ridge College KITSILANO Olympic Hospital during at least all of the following times: Granville £ Village City Lafarge Lake– PNE/Playland/ Hall Mount • Weekdays: a.m. to p.m. Douglas Empire Pacic Coliseum Pleasant Vancouver Library Field Community • Saturday: a.m. to p.m. Maritime R Spanish Banks Centre UBC Exchange Vancouver R Museum Coquitlam • Sunday and holidays: a.m. to p.m. City Centre SFU R Centre HR MacMillan Stadium– B-Line Locarno Beach FTN SFU Exchange Lincoln £ Space Centre Chinatown £ Kitsilano Beach The Cultch £ FTN Services R Jericho Beach £ B-Line Coquitlam Main Street– Vancouver £ Moody Centre Vancouver These transit routes provide FTN Brentwood Central General Broadway– City Canada Line Museum of Science World Boundary FAIRVIEW Square City Hall Expo Line Town Centre R Hospital City Hall Anthropology Yaletown– Loop Mall MOUNT PLEASANT service from end to end: Expo Line Inlet Centre Roundhouse • All SkyTrain lines Commercial– When Granville Street downtown is closed on weekend and holiday evenings and for special events, buses Millennium Line Vancouver Broadway • SeaBus Nitobe Memorial Gardens Community operate on Howe and Seymour Streets instead. For route information call 604.953.3333 or visit translink.ca UBC College • RapidBus Wreck Beach Hospital B-Line R Port Coquitlam FTN B-Line Gilmore FTN RapidBus • B-Line Vancouver VCC–Clark Holdom General City Hall B-Line Hospital Rupert Lake City Way FTN Broadway– FTN Renfrew FTN Mount Olympic City Hall St Joseph Poirier Nanaimo Botanical Village Hospital Burquitlam Sports & FTN Streets Millennium Line Leisure Gardens Burnaby Complex Hospital On these streets, one or more bus BCIT services combined provide FTN FTN FTN Sperling– Production Way– King Edward service. Arbutus Burnaby Lake University Village BC VanDusen Children’s Lougheed City Hall Botanical Nat Bailey Hospital R Gardens Stadium Town Centre West Coast Express Burnaby Joyce– Art Gallery th Avenue Collingwood Burnaby Village George Derby R Haney Place Museum Long Term R R Care Centre See Haney Place FTN FTN Inset Map Oakridge Swangard Dunbar Loop Oakridge– Meadowtown Shopping Stadium Library st Avenue Metrotown Royal Columbian R Centre Hospital R Pitt Meadows Patterson FTN TransLink & ' Braid Royal FTN Transit Police Langara Square FTN Canada Line College Canada City Langara– Games FTN Highgate Village Hall Pool R th Avenue FTN Queens Sapperton Ridge Meadows Royal Oak Park Hospital Care Centre FTN Edmonds FTN .
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