Edmonton Transit Service - ETS

Tomorrow, the Edmonton Riverhawks will be hosting their annual ‘Paws In Da Park’ game 🐕🐈.

If you plan to take your furry friend on the free ETS shuttle to the game, make sure they ride in a suitable kennel or other container. It's for everyone's safety and comfort.

Take transit to the game for free! Visit edmonton.ca/RiverhawksShuttle

The tent is up, the paths are clear and William Hawrelak Park is ready to welcome Edmontonians back today!

Edmonton’s iconic green space (and festival space) is holding its grand reopening from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

ETS will be in the Main Parking Lot with transit info, free swag and the City’s newest wrapped bus, inspired by Indigenous seniors.

Taking transit is a great way to access events all summer long, and beyond, at Hawrelak Park. Today, you can also pay to park at Windsor Transit Centre and take the free event shuttle!

Learn more at edmonton.ca/HawrelakPark

ETS will take you out to the ball game tonight, whether you’re cheering for the Edmonton Elks Football Club vs. the Calgary Stampeders or attending the Edmonton Riverhawks home opening baseball game vs. the Applesox!

Your game day ticket covers transit fares two hours before and after games.

To support riders with getting to the first pitch or kickoff, theatre rovers dressed in baseball outfits will be at Churchill LRT Station from 5-7 pm!

Celebrate the start of the season by hopping on ETS for no parking stress because we got your travel bases covered!

Visit edmonton.ca/ETSEvents for details. 🏈 ⚾

There’s something special about the little things! Tiny Bus, Big City!🚍✨

Our new ETS bus cutouts are a fun freebie to give out to the community during events across Edmonton. A small way of celebrating our public transit and the role it plays in connecting with people. From school and work to festivals and everyday moments, ETS helps keep Edmonton moving.

We’ll be at the Hawrelak Park Grand Reopening this weekend! Stop by and grab one while supplies last 👀✨

Visit edmonton.ca/ETSevents to see where we’re headed next.

This weekend, May 30 and 31, Metro Line trains will only run between NAIT/Blatchford Market and Government Centre to accommodate track work near University Station.

Riders travelling further south can transfer to a Capital Line train at any downtown station.

edmonton.ca/TransitAlerts

Recently, you may have noticed new art pieces at rail crossings along 111 Street.

Created by students at Harry Ainlay High School and Louis St. Laurent Junior and Senior High School, these art pieces encourage pedestrians to stop, wait, and keep rail safety top of mind.

Thank you to all the participating students for helping promote safety near the LRT! 🎨🚃

You can find all the art at LRT crossings along 111 Street at 40 Avenue, 43 Avenue and Whitemud Drive. For more information, visit edmonton.ca/RailSafety.