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There are many exciting things happening in Edmonton. Explore the latest ETS news and events.
On August 22, the Edmonton Pride Parade will be heading through downtown Edmonton.
Starting at 11am, routes 1, 7, 9, 110X, 111, 511, 523, 701, 900X and 901 will be on detour. Specific detour information for each route can be found on Detours and Bus Stop Closures.
Routes are expected to return to their regular routing by 4pm at the latest.
Please give yourself extra travel time.
ETS is excited to introduce a free shuttle to the Edmonton International Fringe Festival! From August 13-26, riders can take the shuttle to Fringe venues, from the French Quarter to Old Strathcona.
Buses will run every 30 minutes in a loop on the following dates/times:
The shuttle will use the following stops:
Heading to a concert at Commonwealth Stadium this summer? Your concert ticket is your Ticket to Ride. It’s your valid fare on Park & Ride buses, regular bus service and LRT to and from the stadium.
Two hours before the concert, during the concert and 2 hours after it ends, a valid physical or digital concert ticket will be considered proof of payment.
You don’t need to tap on or off at an Arc validator or purchase transit fare. Simply show your concert ticket to a Transit Peace Officer if you are asked. Enjoy the show!
We’re excited to help Edmonton Elks fans get to each home game this season. On home game days, our free Park & Ride buses provide direct service to Commonwealth Stadium from lots across the city.
The City of Edmonton is partnering with Edmonton Arts Council to put the “art” in L-aRt-T.
A variety of local artists will be bringing their talents to downtown LRT stations in 2026, as part of the City of Edmonton’s Turn Up Downtown campaign.
If you’ve been through Corona LRT station lately, you likely noticed 16 historic murals in the concourse level. The project is part of an initiative to add vibrancy to LRT stations while also educating the public on Corona Station’s namesake and historical context.
The murals reflect the Corona site's transformation from an apartment complex in 1908 to the Corona Hotel in 1912. In February 1932, the original hotel was destroyed by fire. It was rebuilt and, in 1981, was demolished to make way for First Edmonton Place, which currently stands on the site above Corona LRT Station.
The murals reflect a long history of the area over the last century where the landscape has transformed from horse buggies and dusty dirt roads to high rises and underground LRT stations. The hotel welcomed many visitors and was also known as a welcoming place for the city’s 2SLGBTQIA+ community. This installation provides Edmontonians with more information about this important piece of history and a deeper understanding of how the Corona LRT station got its name.”
Corona Station opened in 1983 as part of the first extension south from Central LRT Station, which opened as part of the LRT network in 1978, ahead of the Commonwealth Games.
The murals showcase archival photographs and articles from the City of Edmonton, University of Calgary, Provincial Archives of Alberta and the Edmonton Journal, which highlight the key moments of the area's history alongside visually compelling storytelling.
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| Fare Type | Cost |
|---|---|
| Arc Card Pay-As-You-Go (90 min within Edmonton) | $3 |
| Cash | $3.75 |
| 90-minute Arc Ticket | $3.75 |
| Physical or Digital Credit or Debit Card | $3 |
| 24-hour Arc Ticket | $10.50 |
| Airport Service | $6 |
