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Travel from ETS Transit Centres to One World . . . One Centre (12050 - 95 a Street) Travel from ETS Transit Centres to One World . One Centre (12050 - 95 A Street) There are multiple travel options - table includes only the 1st option provided when using the ETS Trip Planner tool @ http://www.edmonton.ca/transportation/edmonton-transit-system-ets.aspx TRANSIT Travel to One World . One Centre ADDRESS OF TRANSIT CENTRE CENTRE Based on Departure Time after 8:30 AM Abbottsfield Abbottsfield Road / 119 Avenue NW Take Route #8 {Mill Woods} Transit Centre Arrive at 97 Street and 118 Avenue Belvedere 58 Street / 129 Avenue NW Take LRT at Belvedere Station Transit Centre Arrive at Coliseum Station Transfer to Route #143 {Kingsway} Arrive at 95 Street and 122 Avenue Capilano 57 Street / 98 Avenue NW Take Route #112 {West Edmonton Mall} Transit Centre Arrive at 101 Street and 102 Avenue Transfer to Route #140 {Northgate} Arrive at 97 Street and 120 Avenue Castle Downs Castle Downs Road / 153 Avenue NW Take Route #164 {Northgate} Transit Centre Arrive at Northgate Transit Centre Transfer to Route #140 {Downtown} from 99 Street and 102 Ave Arrive at 97 Street and 120 Avenue Century Park 111 Street / 23 Avenue NW Take LRT at Century Park Station Transit Centre Arrive at Bay LRT Station Transfer to Route #16 {Castle Downs} from 105 Street and Jasper Ave Arrive at 97 Street and 118 Avenue Clareview 100 Clareview Transit Station NW Depart Clareview Station {LRT} Transit Centre 38 Street / 139 Avenue NW Arrive Coliseum Station Transfer to Route #143 {Kingsway/RAH} Arrive at 95 Street and 122 Avenue Coliseum 7628 - 118 Avenue NW Take Route #143 Kingsway/RAH Transit Centre Arrive at 95 Street and 122 Avenue Eaux Claires 97 Street / 157 Avenue NW Take Route #9 Southgate Transit Centre Arrive at 97 Street and 120 Avenue Government 9804 - 107 Street Take Route #16 {Castle Downs} Centre Arrive at 97 Street and 118 Avenue Transit Centre Jasper Place 157 Street / Stony Plain Road NW Take Route #111 {Downtown} Transit Centre Arrive at 101 Street and 101A Avenue Take Route #151 {Castle Downs} Arrive at 97 Street and 120 Avenue August 11, 2016 Page 1 of 3 TRANSIT Travel to One World . One Centre ADDRESS OF TRANSIT CENTRE CENTRE Based on Departure Time after 8:30 AM Kingsway/RAH 105 Street and 111 Avenue Kingsway NW Take Route #9 {Eaux Claires} Transit Centre Arrive at 95 Street and 122 Avenue Lakewood Mill Woods Road / 28 Avenue NW Take Route #15 {Eaux Claires} Transit Centre Arrive at 97 Street and 118 Avenue Leger Leger Road / 23 Avenue NW Take Route #30 Transit Centre Arrive at Century Park Transit Centre Take LRT {Clareview} @ Century Park Station Arrive at Central Station Take Route #140 {Northgate} from 101 Street and 101A Ave Arrive at 97 Street and 120 Avenue Lewis Farms 199 Street / Webber Greens Drive NW Take Route #133 {University} Transit Centre Arrive at West Edmonton Mall Transit Centre Transfer to Route #100 {Downtown} from 103 Street & Jasper Avenue Transfer to Route #140 {Northgate} 102 St and MacDonald Drive Arrive at 97 Street and 120 Avenue Meadowlark 156 Street / 87 Avenue NW Take Route #1 {Capilano} Transit Centre Arrive at Jasper Place Transit Centre Transfer to Route #111 {Downtown} Arrive at 101 Street and 103 Avenue Transfer to 151 {Castle Downs} Arrive at 97 Street and 120 Avenue Meadows 17 Street / Tamarack Way NW Take Route #33 {West Edmonton Mall} Transit Centre Arrive at Millgate Transit Center Transfer to Route #8 {Abbottsfield} Arrive at 97 Street and 120 Avenue Mill Woods Hewes Way / 23 Avenue NW Take Route #15 {Eaux Claires} Transit Centre Arrive at 97 Street and 118 Ave Millgate 86 Street / 51 Avenue NW Take Route #15 {Eaux Claires} Transit Centre Arrive at 97 Street and 118 Avenue Northgate 97 Street / 137 Avenue NW Take Route #9 {Southgate} Transit Centre Arrive at 97 Street and 120 Avenue South Campus/ 11457 - 68 Avenue NW Take LRT {Metro Line} (LRT) NAIT} Fort Edmonton Arrive at Kingsway/RAH Station LRT Station Transfer to Route #143 {Montrose} from Kingsway/RAH and Transit Centre Arrive at 95 Street and 122 Avenue August 11, 2016 Page 2 of 3 TRANSIT Travel to One World . One Centre ADDRESS OF TRANSIT CENTRE CENTRE Based on Departure Time after 8:30 AM Southgate 111 Street / 51 Avenue NW Take LRT {Metro Line (LRT) [NAIT]} Transit Centre Arrive at Kingsway/RAH Station Transfer to Route #143 {Montrose} from Kingsway/RAH Station Arrive at 95 Street and 122 Avenue Stadium 100 Stadium Transit Station Take LRT {Capital Line (LRT) [Clareview]} Transit Centre Arrive at Coliseum Station Transfer to Route #143 {Kingsway/RAH} Arrive at 95 Street and 122 Avenue University 100 University Station Take LRT {Metro Line (LRT) [NAIT]} Transit Centre Arrive at Kingsway/RAH Station Transfer to Route #143 {Montrose} from Kingsway/RAH and Transit Centre Arrive at 95 Street and 122 Avenue West Edmonton 175 Street / 87 Avenue SW Take Route #100 {Downtown} Mall Arrive at 103 Street and Jasper Avenue Transit Centre Transfer to Route #140 {Northgate} from 102 Street & MacDonald Dr Arrive at 97 Street and 120 Avenue Westmount 135 Street / 111 Avenue SW Take Route #125 {Kingsway/RAH} Transit Centre Arrive at Kingswa/RAH and Transit Centre Transfer to Route #9 {Eaux Claires} Arrive at 97 Street and 120 Avenue August 11, 2016 Page 3 of 3.
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