Parking Near Broadway–City Hall Station, Vancouver
Where Can I Park for Broadway–City Hall Station?
The station is at 496 West Broadway, at Cambie Street, with the entrance on the southeast corner. Nearby Parksy options include secure underground parking 160 metres away at $2 an hour, a lot 290 metres away at $3 an hour and covered 24/7 parking 200 metres away at $6.51 an hour. The station serves the Canada Line.
- Address
- 496 West Broadway
- Closest listed space
- Secure Underground Parking in Vancouver - 24/7 Access, 160 m (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Olympic Village station, 420 m (6 min walk)
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A metro train at an underground platform Photo: Pexels / Wolfgang Weiser
Parking at Broadway–City Hall Station on Cambie Street
The station is at 496 West Broadway, at the intersection with Cambie Street, with the entrance on the southeast corner (thecanadaline.com; maps.apple.com).
For drivers approaching by car, the practical access point is the Cambie Street and West Broadway intersection rather than a dedicated station parking entrance. The station serves the Canada Line, and TransLink provides station maps and timetable information for the stop (translink.ca).
Parksy Parking Spaces Within Walking Distance of the Station
The closest listed option is secure underground parking with 24/7 access, 160 metres away, at $2 an hour. A second underground space with 24/7 access is also 160 metres away and costs $50 an hour, making the lower-priced space more suitable for a full commute while the premium option suits short stays where convenience matters.
A covered 24/7 parking space is 200 metres away at $6.51 an hour. Outdoor parking at 555 W Cordova St is 220 metres away at $12.49 an hour. A secure 24/7 parking garage 280 metres away costs $27.50 an hour, while a convenient lot 290 metres away costs $3 an hour. The underground and covered choices suit drivers prioritizing weather protection, while the outdoor and lot spaces provide alternatives for drivers comparing hourly cost.
Street Parking at West Broadway and Cambie Street
The station entrance is on the southeast corner of West Broadway and Cambie Street (thecanadaline.com; maps.apple.com). The published station pages identify the intersection and entrance, but do not provide street-parking restrictions, time limits, resident-zone rules or enforcement details for the surrounding blocks.
Drivers using a curb space should distinguish the station entrance from a dedicated parking facility. The station map and timetable information are provided through TransLink, while the station guide places the stop beside City Hall and describes its location at West Broadway and Cambie Street (translink.ca; thecanadaline.com).
Planning a Commute From Broadway–City Hall Station
Parksy lists nearby spaces at several hourly prices, including $2 an hour for secure underground parking 160 metres away, $3 an hour for a lot 290 metres away and $6.51 an hour for covered 24/7 parking 200 metres away. Those options give commuters a choice between the lowest listed hourly costs, covered parking and round-the-clock access.
The listed secure underground space and the listed covered space both offer 24/7 access, which suits commuters travelling outside standard daytime hours. The station is on the Canada Line, and TransLink publishes timetables, real-time schedules and station maps for the stop (translink.ca).
Olympic Village Station and Canada Line Connections
Olympic Village station is the nearest station, 420 metres away, or a six-minute walk. The station is 220 metres from Vancouver centre, giving drivers an alternative starting point for a short walk to the network rather than attempting to park directly at the entrance.
Broadway–City Hall station is located at West Broadway and Cambie Street and is part of the Canada Line (thecanadaline.com; wikipedia.org). TransLink provides the relevant station timetable, real-time schedule information and system maps, which can help drivers compare starting at Olympic Village station with using this stop.
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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 Broadway–City Hall Station?
The station is at 496 West Broadway, at Cambie Street, with the entrance on the southeast corner. Nearby Parksy options include secure underground parking 160 metres away at $2 an hour, a lot 290 metres away at $3 an hour and covered 24/7 parking 200 metres away at $6.51 an hour. The station serves the Canada Line.
What Is the Closest Parking to Broadway–City Hall Station?
The closest listed options are two underground spaces 160 metres away. One is secure with 24/7 access at $2 an hour, while the other has 24/7 access at $50 an hour. The $2 option is more suitable for a full commute, while the premium option suits short stays where convenience matters.
How Much Does Nearby Parking Cost?
Nearby listed prices include $2 an hour for secure underground parking 160 metres away, $3 an hour for a lot 290 metres away and $6.51 an hour for covered 24/7 parking 200 metres away.
Is There 24/7 Parking Near the Station?
Yes. The secure underground space 160 metres away offers 24/7 access, as does the second underground space at the same distance. The covered parking space 200 metres away also offers 24/7 access, making these options suitable for commuters travelling outside standard daytime hours.
Where Is the Station Entrance?
The station is at 496 West Broadway, at the intersection with Cambie Street. Its entrance is on the southeast corner. For drivers approaching by car, the practical access point is the Cambie Street and West Broadway intersection rather than a dedicated station parking entrance.
Can I Use Olympic Village Station Instead?
Olympic Village station is 420 metres away, or a six-minute walk. It is 220 metres from Vancouver centre, giving drivers an alternative starting point for a short walk to the network rather than attempting to park directly at the entrance. TransLink provides timetable, real-time schedule and system map information.
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