Visit the TransLink Trip Planner to plan your transit trip to BC Women's Hospital + Health Centre.

Taking the bus

There are multiple bus routes that stop near the hospital campus, all within a 5 minute walking distance:

• The #25 (Brentwood Stn/UBC) stops at 50338 (King Edward Ave and Oak St)
  
• The #17 (Oak/Downtown) stops at 50454 (NB Oak St at Devonshire Crescent)
• The #17 (Oak/Downtown) stops at 50339 (SB Oak St at Devonshire Crescent)
• The #33 (29 Ave Stn/UBC) stops travels NB and SB on Cambie Street and stops just outside of the King Edward Avenue Canada Line Station 

Taking the Canada Line SkyTrain

The Canada Line provides rapid transit service from downtown Vancouver to both YVR airport and to Richmond city centre (Bridgeport Station). 

Closest Canada Line station

King Edward Avenue Station (corner of West King Edward Avenue and Cambie Street)

Walking distance

8-10 minutes from the hospital campus

BC Women's Hospital + Health Centre supports your cycling endeavours!

Use Google Maps to plan your cycling trip. You can:

• select terrain and elevation
  
• see all types of cycling lanes (shared, bicyle-friendly roads, designated lanes, and trails)

Maps for cycling

• Cycling within Vancouver? Use the City of Vancouver Cycling Map or visit the City of Vancouver's Cycling page
• Travelling from outside of Vancouver? Visit TransLink's cycling page for other Metro Vancouver cycling routes and maps
  
• Want to lock up your bike while at the hospital? No problem! Every major entrance to the hospital features bike racks for public use. Check out the Wayfinding Map to see all major entrances to the hospital.
  

‎‎Using a carshare, such as evo and modo, can be a quick and hassle-free transportation choice. Check the evo and modo locations near you.

• Park in any 'Patient and Visitor Parking Only' stall (any blue parking stall)
  
• Remember your licence plate
  
• Go to the nearest parking meter and touch the screen to activate the meter
  
• Input licence plate
  
• Scroll through menu to find the appropriate rate
  
• Pay the required rate by exact coin or credit card (Note: the dispenser does not accept debit cards and it does not provide change)
• Pay stations can be found at every major entrance to the hospital
  
• Keep your receipt with you; you do not need to return to your vehicle to display the receipt
• Helpful tip: if you paid for parking but need to come and go during this time, simply return to the hospital, park in any available patient parking stall and display your parking meter receipt on your dash.
  

Hourly and daily rates

• $1.75 per 1/2 hour portion or $3.50 per 1 hour
  
• $14.25 for 24 hours.

Longer-term parking pass options

• 7- day pass: $63.75
• 30- day pass: $115

Financial hardship permits may be available on a case- by-case basis. Please talk to your unit social worker for more information.