This is just another Skytrain station. It is located near Lougheed Town Centre mall hence the name…read more The station is a transfer station that will take you to the Expo, Milleniium or Evergreen Line.

One of the transfer points between the Millennium Line (which is now routed to go to Port Moody)…read moreand the Expo Line. The station is actually a bit tricky to navigate. What sets this station apart is that there are 3 platforms instead of 2. Trains moving in the same direction can be on different platforms depending on the line. In other words, one cannot simply get off the train and wait for the next one when switching lines. Read the signs carefully. There is a large bus hub at this location. Useful for getting into Coquitlam.

Part of the Vancouver SkyTrain network, New Westminster Station is on the Expo line between 22nd…read moreStreet (towards Waterfront) and Columbia (towards King George or Production Way-University). It is in Fare Zone 2 and has side platforms, so doors open on the right. The station was completed in 1985 and received an extensive remodel/rebuild in 2012 when it opened as part of the Shops at New West center. Shops at New West has restaurants, supermarket, a cinema and lots of retail spending opportunities. There is a bus stop here with connections on a dozen or so lines. Escalators and elevators are here as the station is fully handicapped accessible. It is above ground and somewhat protected from the elements. But this is Canada, so if it's cold outside then it's cold on the platform. [Review 20887 overall - 63 in British Columbia - 1871 of 2023.]

Nice strip mall set up directly surrounding a SkyTrain station. Really rare to see in this city,…read morebut they did a good job. Parking is available in the lot below the building. The place consists mostly of small businesses, with easy SkyTrain platform access. There's a bit of everything in there, such as banks and fast food. There's even a supermarket (Safeway) attached. My favourite part is the caged (suicide-proof) bridge that crosses over the tracks. Great for watching the trains go by while reflecting on life.

One of 2 stations where one can transfer between the Millennium and Expo lines (the other being…read moreLougheed Town Centre). As there are only 2 platforms, things are a bit confusing. Watch the screens above the platform to know which trains are going where. Other than that, the platform has a half decent view of Burnaby and a bunch of trees.

It is your stop if you need to transfer to SFU. There are alot of people (especially students) who…read morecome down here to take the #145 bus to SFU. There is some small food shops if you need a quick bite to eat before going to school. Otherwises, it is a great place to transfer, but in all honesty... It is not a place to go shopping.

Like any other Skytrain station. Nothing too special here. It just takes you to one place to…read moreanother. The station is somewhat out of no where. Not very convenient in some whys. Most people get off at this station and take the train to elsewhere

A clean Skytrain and bus loop…read more Pretty busy for Sunday but it is a clear sunny day, low winds 63 F / 6 C degrees. A good day for taking the Skytrain, it would be unpleasant if it were raining.

One of a few stations out in Surreyland…read more Plenty of parking lots here. I don't think they're free though. This station is pretty important for those who need to get to (you guessed it) Scott Road. Looks like the station has been renovated recently. With that said, the red 1990s LED signs could use an upgrade.

This is one of the most shadiest transit stations, especially at night. Realistically there is…read morenothing in the area worth visiting and you're still long ways away from anything of merit. Relatively safe in the daytime, however, not by much. There aren't a lot of buses that leave here either. I am not sure what the point of this station is with all the crime in the area, lack of connections and or stores.

Nice newish station that is closest to the Ioco part of Port Moody. Great for reaching the City…read moreHall and Newport Village areas. Parking is available along St. John's, as well as some of the random side streets in the area. The station actually straddles both sides of St. John's, with a separate entrance on each side of the street. This is because the station and platform are actually located below the road bridge. Both entrances can access both platforms. The platforms are fully covered, which is nice.

Like any other Sky train station. nothing too special. The sky train is somewhat below ground.read more

It's one of the older stations. Not much aesthetically. There is a pop machine on one of the…read moreplatforms, however, this is as fancy as it gets. It's a connection to most of the Burnaby areas.

One of the original (Expo line) stations, on Royal Oak near Rumble…read more There is a passenger pickup area to the SE of the station, which is nice. This station is pretty old and dumpy. Pretty much unchanged since the 1980s. Futuristic look back then. Now it looks like a worn down space station. To be honest, the station itself isn't very good for several reasons. First, it doesn't actually span the road - the entrances are only on the E side. Secondly, the original station was obviously built without accessibility in mind. The staircases are narrow and steep. There are also no escalators. Looks like they added a ramp as part of a later series of renovations. Lastly, the platform area is pretty cramped. Yes it does the job, but it's definitely not one of the nicer stations in the network.

A super conveniently located Skytrain Station in Burnaby along the Expo line…read more This station is not that busy compared to the station before it. The station is clean. It is very quiet at night. Most people don't get on or off this station.