Bikes on SeaBus

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While on board remain near the doorway and keep the aisles free.

Take your bike on the SeaBus and cross the Burrard Inlet without the hassle of bridges or traffic. It’s fast, easy and gives you a scenic ride over the water too.

Cost

There is no additional cost to take your bike on SeaBus. It’s free.

Capacity

Maximum of six bikes per sailing.

Times Allowed

Bicycles are allowed on board the SeaBus at all hours.

Restrictions

  • Bikes must be less than 185 centimeters (73 inches) long.
  • Trailers or other obtrusive attachments are not allowed.
  • Bicycles are not allowed on escalators.
  • Motor-assisted bikes of any kind are not permitted.

 

Play it Safe

  • Dismount at all times in stations, platforms, elevators, stairs and on board. You must not ride your bicycle anywhere inside stations or on the SeaBus.
  • When boarding or leaving the SeaBus, use caution to avoid bumping into other passengers. Please be courteous and allow other passengers to board and exit the SeaBus first.
  • Give priority to wheelchairs, scooters, baby carriages and passengers with service animals such as guide dogs.
  • Hold on to your bike at all times while on board and in stations.
  • While on board remain near the doorway and keep the aisles free.
  • Bicycles must be clean and have no projections that might damage the SeaBus or injure other passengers.

Bike Lockers

Woman putting bike in bike locker

Your Bike. Our Locker. The Perfect Combination. Keep your bike safe while riding transit.

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