University LRT Station
University Station was the first LRT station to be constructed on the south side of the North Saskatchewan River. The LRT line connects across the river via the Dudley B. McKenzie LRT Bridge. University Station is named for the University of Alberta, which it is located beneath.
Location
114 Street and 89 Avenue, South Edmonton
Stops
Southbound: #2316.
Northbound: #2969.
Accessibility
The following entrances are fully accessible:
- 112 Street and 89 Avenue Northside entrance (by Hub Mall)
- 114 Street and 89 Avenue Southside entrance
Elevators and Escalators
Upcoming elevator and escalator maintenance
Features
| Features | Present? |
|---|---|
| Elevator |  |
| Escalator | |
| Bike Racks | |
| Designated Parking for Disabled | |
| LRT Carpool Parking | |
| Park & Ride | |
| Paid Park & Ride | |
| Passenger Drop Off Area (Kiss and Ride) | |
| Pedway Connection | |
| Transit Arrival Sign | |
| Transit Centre Adjacent | |
| Accessible Public Washrooms | |
| Convenience Store | |
| Heated Area | |
| Library Drop Off/Vending Machine | |
| Priority Waiting Area | |
| Public Pay Phones | |
| Public Washrooms | |
| Seating | |
| Snack/Beverage Vending Machine | |
| TTY Phone | |
| ATM/Bank Machine | |
| Change Machine | |
| ETS Fare Vending Machines | |
| Ticket Validator | |
| Emergency Phones | |
| Transit Information Intercom | |
| Public Wi-Fi | |
Artwork
For information and pictures of public artwork located at Transit Centres and LRT Stations, see the City of Edmonton Public Art Collection or Art and ETS.
For More Information
Contact ETS Customer Service Centre
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