Single Fares

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2010 Winter Games Information

If you're travelling to Games events, use your 2010 Paralympic ticket for unlimited travel on bus, HandyDART, SeaBus, SkyTrain and West Coast Express travel the day of the event through to early hours the next morning.

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Buying a single fare lets you travel for up to 90 minutes across the Lower Mainland. You can hop off for errands and then hop back on again. You can travel for one, two or three zones by bus, SeaBus or SkyTrain. Tickets for West Coast Express must be purchased separately as they are priced differently.

 

Single Fares

  • Buses require exact coin fare.
  • SkyTrain TVMs accept coins (except pennies) and bills (up to $20).
  • Debit and credit cards are accepted at most SkyTrain Station TVMs.


Concession Fares

Concession fares apply to children 5 to 13 years old, secondary students ages 14 to 19 with a valid GoCard, seniors 65+ with proof of age and HandyCard holders riding conventional transit. These people can travel at a reduced price.

Please note that concession fares are not valid on HandyDART. Regular adult fares apply on HandyDART regardless of age.

Children 4 years and younger ride for free when accompanied by an adult. CNIB and War Amputee pass holders also ride for free with proof of identity

 

Regular FaresZoneAdultConcession
Weekdays from start of service to 6:30 p.m. 1 Zone $2.50 $1.75
2 Zone $3.75 $2.50
3 Zone $5.00 $3.50
Weekdays after 6:30 p.m. and all day Saturday, Sunday and Holidays All Zones $2.50 $1.75

HandyDART* Single Fares

Single Fares
1 Zone $2.50
2 Zone $2.50
3 Zone $3.75
4 or more Zones $5.00

 *HandyDART uses specially equipped vehicles to carry passengers with physical or cognitive disabilities who are unable to use public transit without assistance. Learn more...

What Options are Best for You?

Are you a regular transit user? Then a monthly pass can help you save money.

Do you need to make frequent transit trips during one day? A DayPass providing unlimited transit use may be a better option than single fares. This pass is also useful for people travelling to and from downtown through three zones.

Do you and your colleagues use transit to get to work? The Employer Pass Program could be a good fit for your company.

Are you a high school student? Get a GoCard and pay a low monthly rate for all your trips on transit.

Travelling by transit more than once?

Buy a book of FareSaver tickets and save! Learn more...

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