Vancouver SkyTrain Expo Line delays between Waterfront and Stadium-Chinatown stations
Posted October 16, 2022 8:37 pm.
Last Updated October 16, 2022 10:45 pm.
People using the SkyTrain in downtown Vancouver Sunday were potentially waiting longer than usual as TransLink works to fix what it says is a “track issue.”
The issue causing SkyTrain’s Expo Line to be affected, between the Waterfront and Stadium-Chinatown stations.
But the transit provider did put in place a shuttle train and extra bus service between the Waterfront and Stadium-Chinatown stations, that will run until the end of service Sunday, according to a TransLink statement.
#Skytrain Expo Line shuttle train in effect between Waterfront Station and Stadium-Chinatown Station due to track issue till the end of the service today. Customers must transfer trains at Stadium-Chinatown Station to continue their journey to/from Waterfront Station. ^sg
— TransLink BC (@TransLink) October 16, 2022
The shuttle train is running about every 20 minutes.
In a tweet, Translink said that riders “must transfer trains at Station-Chinatown Station to continue their journey to/from Waterfront Station.”
They also add that extra staff are on hand to help riders at these stations.
SkyTrain service was operating normally on the Millennium and Canada lines, as well as on the Expo Line east of Stadium-Chinatown Station, TransLink said.
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