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Transportation

Looking for ways to get from point A to B during your stay in Edmonton? Keep scrolling for methods of transportation in and around Edmonton.

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From the airport

Travelling to WCUCC 2023 from the Edmonton International Airport (EIA)? Here are a few ways of getting to the University of Alberta. Note that EIA is 15 minutes south of Edmonton, in Leduc, Alberta.

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Uber

Uber is a ride hailing company that provides set fares, which vary using a dynamic pricing model based on local supply and demand at the time of the booking and are quoted to the rider in advance. Rates are ~$50-60 from the University of Alberta to EIA.

Note: Users must download the Uber app in order to ride.

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Public buses

Buses travel directly from Edmonton International Airport to Century Park Transit Centre (transfer to LRT) and return (with 1 stop en route). The bus service runs 7 days a week from 4:10am - 12:30am with 30 to 60 minute intervals. Free Wi-Fi internet access is included. Public buses can be found outside Arrivals Gate 8. Cost is $5 one way (no transfer permitted). Once at Century Park, simply switch to the LRT. 

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LRT

The LRT (Light Rail Transit) Capital Line travels from Century Park Transit Centre directly to the University of Alberta (University Station) with 4 stops en route. Cost is $3.50 one way (90-minute transfer period).

Wi-Fi service is available at all LRT platforms. Users can access the free public Wi-Fi by selecting Open City Wi-Fi from the list of wireless networks on devices. 

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11227 Saskatchewan Drive
Edmonton, AB 

T6G 2G2

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