Getting to the Fringe

Information Getting to the Fringe

Get ready for this year’s performances at venues around Granville Island!

Performance Works, Revue, the Picnic Pavilion, and Alder Bay Dock are located on Granville Island. With restaurants, the Public Market, live theatres, galleries, art studios, and shops, the Island offers a lot to do between Fringe shows. It’s the perfect stage for outstanding theatre at the Fringe. Located in the heart of Vancouver, Granville Island (under the south side of the Granville Street Bridge) is easily accessible through a variety of means. As this is a pandemic year, please be sure to check service restrictions or guidelines directly with your transport service providers. We encourage folks to wear masks and to follow social distancing protocols during your commute to the Fringe. Check out the map on the next page for all venue locations.

Walking and Cycling e seaside path is always a treat and gets you right to Granville Island and the Fringe! A bicycle is also a nice way to navigate the Festival. Visit vancouver.

ca/streets-transportation/ cycling-routes-maps-and-

trip-planner.aspx to find your best route through Vancouver’s bike-friendly streets.

To get to Granville Island, you can also take your bike on the Aquabus’ Cyquabuses for free! Bikes are only allowed on the Cyquabus and your best chance to catch one is to board from the Hornby Street dock. See the Ferry section below for more information.

Taxi Taxis can be found outside the Granville Island Public Market. Public Transit e Fringe is accessible by bus. e #50 bus goes straight to Granville Island from Waterfront Station through downtown along Granville Street, or from the Olympic Village Station. e #84 stops on 4th Avenue and Fir Street, a 650m walk from the Island. Otherwise the #4, #7, #10, #14, or #16 all stop on the south side of the Granville Street bridge, where a 700m walk through the Granville Street Bridge Pedestrian Underpass and across the Granville Loop Park will find you in the heartland of the Fringe.

Please keep in mind that face coverings are mandatory on board all transit vehicles.

For more personalized transit information, trip planning, and face covering exemption policies, go to www.translink.ca or call 604.953.3333 (from Monday to Friday 5:30am12:30am or Saturday to Sunday 6:30am-11:30pm). Parking Parking on Granville Island is $1 per hour on

weekdays and $2 per hour

on weekends & holidays. Parking is free between 6pm to 11am. Overnight or extended parking is only allowed in the Old Bridge St Indoor Parking Lot. Register for overnight parking by calling 604666-6655 from Monday to Friday or 604-3153003 on weekends. For directions to the parking lot and more information, visit granvilleisland.com/

parking-information-0.

Boat If you’ve got your own boat or other water-based form of transportation, free three-hour visitors’ moorage is located behind the Granville Island Public Market. Space is limited and is available on a first come, first served basis. Register with security at

604-315-3003.

Ferry e Aquabus and False Creek Ferries make for a lovely way to get to and from Granville Island. e Aquabus operates from 8am-8pm daily with boats every 15 minutes. Meanwhile, False Creek Ferries sail every 5 minutes from downtown Vancouver to Granville Island, and every 15 minutes on all other routes.

Many Aquabuses are wheelchair accessible; however, the docks at Spyglass Place and at the Plaza of Nations are not. Some ramps are steeper at low tide. Please use caution. For more information including schedules, tickets, and maps, visit the theaquabus.com and

granvilleislandferries.bc.ca.