TransLink fare increase

  Frederick Linsmeyer • March 25, 2010 • News
SkyTrain at Waterfront Station

It'll cost more to ride public transit again

Starting April 1st, 2010, passengers who take the bus, SkyTrain, Canada Line, West Coast Express and SeaBus will be paying more for monthly FareCards and FareSavers. TransLink is increasing the cost of these fares to help pay for new and extended services.
Fares purchased at vending machines in stations or on the bus will be unaffected by this. Visit the TransLink web site for further details and price structures.

Monthly FareCards
1 zone $81.00
2 zone $110.00 ($46.50 concession)
3 zone $151.00

FareSaver Tickets
1 zone $21.00 ($17.00 concession)
2 zone $31.50
3 zone $42.00

DayPass
All Zones: $9.00 ($7.00 concession)

NOTE: above listed prices are for adults. Concession fares (for seniors and students) are listed in brackets when applicable.

About Frederick Linsmeyer

A regular beer-drinking, hockey-watching, snow-shovelling Canadian, Frederick, aka Nephrus, loves his anime. Born and raised in Vancouver, BC, Frederick runs amok between his hometown and Chicago, IL spending time with friends, at anime conventions and looking for some good burgers or sushi.

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