Getting Around Metro Vancouver on Transit

Taking public transit in Metro Vancouver is easy using TransLink’s seamless network of Buses, SkyTrains, SeaBuses, and the West Coast Express! For more information and helpful resources, visit translink.ca. Happy travelling!

[@MarksCar-rs1nm]

This is so Cute

[@sandipsharma4810]

Hello ! i am going to travel in Vancouver 9 Days with my daughter sie is 13 Year old . what kinds of Compass Card do you recommend ? we want to visit all Vancouver . Thank you .

[@someguyontheinternet9683]

If you get a card where you can add as much money as you want do you have to renew the card to keep using it?

[@GeetzPlay]

Would getting a compass card for 1 week be worth it.

[@huracan0072]

Do I need a compass card to use it, say, 2 or 3 weeks? Are there monthly passes available?

[@FromThe_6]

You need a compass card, or credit card that has a tap feature if you want to switch between Skytrain/Canada Line, Seabus, and regular buses. Monthly passes are available with a compass card, however, they have to be purchased in the previous month and only work for the following month (Buy in October, and it works for November).

[@huracan0072]

@@FromThe_6 Thanks for the info!

[@jedicarson]

The transit system should be all compass for people get on the bus and pay then on the skytrain and have to pay again. It is confusing and frustrating .

[@TransLink]

Hi Carson, we encourage everyone to get a Compass Card as it is the easiest way to travel across the system. When you use a Compass Card, you will be able to transfer between all transit modes, including bus and rail easily. You will also be able to enjoy other benefits, including a discount of up to 14 per cent over cash fares. ^at

[@cmacdonald1879]

@@TransLink are you okay with transit security turning his back on the citizen when asked for his tag id? They must provide it. Its unprofessional and rude to ignore and intentionally your back to someone asking.