If you're going right to your ship or to a hotel near the cruise terminal, you won't need a car. Otherwise the system will think you've taken two separate trips and charge you for two trips. **The only very important thing to remember is that you'll need to tap out on the other end and YOU'LL NEED TO TAP OUT USING THE SAME CREDIT CARD. So breeze on by those sometimes horrendous lineups and just tap your Visa or Mastercard to access the station. All SkyTrain stations are equipped with credit card tap payment at the turnstiles. Payment pro tip: You don't need to line up at the ticket vending machines to buy a ticket to ride the SkyTrain.Travellers 12 and under ride for free with a fare-paying customer. weekdays), the cost to travel from YVR Airport to Waterfront is CAD $9.45.Ĭoncession fare: If you qualify for a concession ticket (ages 13-18 or 65+), the cost is $8.05. There are several types of fares but here are two examples that most visitors will use:Īdult fare: If you're an adult travelling in peak times (before 6:30 p.m.It still does get crowded with local commuters in rush-hour periods but there's usually plenty of room outside of those times. The Canada Line was built with airport travellers in mind and the cars are roomy, with seats built to accommodate luggage.The train ride to Waterfront Station is 26 minutes long. Canada Line’s YVR Airport Station is located between the international and domestic terminals.(I'm not just exhibiting home-town pride here, either!) From YVR airport, just take the Canada Line SkyTrain to Waterfront Station, which is a short walk from the Canada Place cruise terminal. I've been to a lot of cities and I don't know if I've seen one with better or more efficient and straightforward transportation from the airport to the city core than this one.
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