GETTING HERE

By Bus

There’s plenty of bus service to, from, and around Vancouver along with scheduled service throughout BC, including Whistler, Seattle’s SeaTac Airport, Bellingham Airport and Vancouver Island – which are all 2-3 hours out of Vancouver by car.

By Train

TransLink provides city transit for tourists and residents seven days a week via buses through its rapid transit system, SkyTrain. With the opening of the Canada Line, the Skytrain’s newest line, travel between the Waterfront Station and Vancouver International Airport has been significantly reduced to 26 minutes per one-way trip. This allows for a more convenient trip for international travellers to and from downtown Vancouver. In addition, the VIA Rail western transcontinental train follows Highway 1 from Vancouver to Kamloops. Amtrak’s Pacific Northwest route travels daily between Seattle and Vancouver.

By Boat

There are many ways to get around Vancouver on the water, including the SeaBus which connects downtown to the mountainous North Shore. You can also take the ferry to Victoria and Nanaimo on Vancouver Island.

By Air

Located approximately 20 minutes from downtown Vancouver, Vancouver International Airport (YVR) is ranked one of the top airports in the world and is served by a wide variety of local, national and international air carriers with direct routes to most major destinations.

Vancouver Convention Centre East, 999 Canada Place, VINCI Park

Enter at the foot of Howe Street, obtain a ticket from the dispenser, and proceed to P1 or P2. Use Convention Centre/Hotel elevators (not World Trade Centre elevators).

Additional Parking

TDPC Parking: 900 Cordova Street
Commerce Place: 400 Burrard Street
Waterfront Centre: 200 Burrard Street
Imperial Parking: 200 Granville Street
Station East: 555 Cordova Street
EasyPark: 1095 Waterfront Road

For visitor guides to the city, newsletters, photos, videos, and trip planner, check out: www.tourismvancouver.com.