Parking Near Production Way–University Station, Lougheed
Where Can I Park for Production Way–University Station?
The station has a 220-space car park at 3292 Production Way in Lake City, near Lougheed. TransLink park-and-ride parking runs Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., at $1 an hour to a daily maximum of $4. Nearby alternatives include a secure underground space 50 metres away with 24/7 access for $27.50 an hour.
- Address
- 3292 Production Way
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking Lot in Burnaby - $1.60/Hour, 50 m (1 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Lougheed Town Centre station, 1.6 km (21 min walk)
Parking Near Lougheed
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Arjun Jai
Production Way–University Station Car Park on Production Way
The station has a 220-space parking lot, giving drivers a direct park-and-ride option beside the elevated station (Wikipedia). The station address is 3292 Production Way in Lake City, near Lougheed. The available station listing identifies a 6-foot-5-inch clearance and opening hours from Monday to Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.; weekends are closed (imparknow.com).
Access is associated with Production Way, the road named in the station address and the parking listing. The weekday closing time matters for commuters planning a late return, while the weekend closure rules out using the lot for Saturday or Sunday travel (imparknow.com).
Commuter Parking at Production Way–University
TransLink lists park-and-ride parking from Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., at $1 an hour to a daily maximum of $4 (TransLink).
The 220-space station lot gives the station a defined supply of commuter spaces, but a fixed capacity does not guarantee an available stall at busy times. Drivers who need a more predictable option can use a pre-arranged nearby space, with monthly options available through Parksy at $85 a month or $100 a month.
Parksy Spaces Near the Station in Lake City and Burnaby
Two spaces are listed 50 metres from the station, making them a few steps away. A secure underground space offers 24/7 access for $27.50 an hour, while a nearby parking lot costs $1.60 an hour. The underground option suits drivers who need access beyond station operating hours, while the hourly lot fits shorter visits.
For longer stays, two monthly spaces are 760 metres away: one costs $85 a month and the other costs $100 a month. A garage in Coquitlam is 2.0 kilometres away and costs $30 a week, which may suit a driver willing to park farther from the station. A Royal Columbia Hospital parking garage in New Westminster is 3.6 kilometres away at $4.25 an hour.
Street Parking Rules Around Production Way–University
Burnaby has identified the Lake City Way and Production Way–University SkyTrain station areas for an expansion of parking-meter zones (City of Burnaby information reported by UDI).
The station is in Lake City, near Lougheed, where curb space can serve local properties as well as transit users. Parking-meter expansion around the station area means drivers should treat signed and metered spaces as regulated parking rather than as an alternative to the station car park (City of Burnaby information reported by UDI).
Lougheed Connection From Production Way–University
Lougheed Town Centre station is the nearest station, 1.6 kilometres away and a 21-minute walk from the station. The connection gives drivers another SkyTrain station to consider when parking supply at the station is unsuitable.
Lougheed centre is 1.7 kilometres from the station, placing the site within the broader Lougheed area while remaining in Lake City. TransLink’s park-and-ride programme operates Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., with parking priced at $1 an hour up to a daily maximum of $4, providing an alternative for daytime rail trips (TransLink).
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Production Way–University Station?
The station has a 220-space car park at 3292 Production Way in Lake City, near Lougheed. TransLink park-and-ride parking runs Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., at $1 an hour to a daily maximum of $4. Nearby alternatives include a secure underground space 50 metres away with 24/7 access for $27.50 an hour.
How Many Spaces Does the Station Car Park Have?
The station car park has 220 spaces, providing a direct park-and-ride option beside the elevated station. A fixed capacity does not guarantee an available stall at busy times, so drivers seeking a more predictable option can use a pre-arranged nearby space. Monthly options are available at $85 a month or $100 a month.
What Are the Parking Hours and Rates?
TransLink lists park-and-ride parking from Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., at $1 an hour to a daily maximum of $4. The available station listing identifies opening hours from Monday to Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.; weekends are closed. The lot has a 6-foot-5-inch clearance.
What Nearby Parking Alternatives Are Available?
Two spaces are listed 50 metres from the station. A secure underground space offers 24/7 access for $27.50 an hour, while a nearby parking lot costs $1.60 an hour. For longer stays, monthly spaces are 760 metres away at $85 a month and $100 a month.
Can I Use Street Parking Around the Station?
Burnaby has identified the Lake City Way and station areas for an expansion of parking-meter zones. Curb space can serve local properties as well as transit users. Drivers should treat signed and metered spaces as regulated parking rather than as an alternative to the station car park.
Is There Another SkyTrain Station to Consider?
Lougheed Town Centre station is 1.6 kilometres away and a 21-minute walk. It provides another SkyTrain station to consider when parking supply is unsuitable. TransLink’s park-and-ride programme operates Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., at $1 an hour up to a daily maximum of $4.
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