People In Vancouver Are Sharing What New SkyTrain Stops Could Be Called & Where They’d Be

Some are hilarious!

SkyTrain running through Vancouver. Right: Inside of the SkyTrain.

SkyTrain running through Vancouver. Right: Inside of the SkyTrain.

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If you are from Vancouver, B.C., you know that the SkyTrain is a big deal as it's one of the main public modes of transportation people use in the city.

Locals have taken to a Vancouver Reddit thread to throw out some hilarious suggestions on where new SkyTrain stations should be located next, and potential names.

A user on Reddit asked the question: "If you were to add a Skytrain Station on any line, where would it be (and the name?)"

If you rely on the SkyTrain to get you to school or work, you'll love these super cheeky comments people have to say about it.

One person commented something that most people probably think every day before heading to public transit — that the stop should be right outside their door. What a dream that would be!

Also, the user's name suggestion was on point.

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One user said that they wouldn't add another stop but would simply add an additional silly name to the Holdom Station in Burnaby.

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Another person really hit home for a lot of people suggesting that a simple extra stop being added between Oakridge and King Edward would be super-efficient.

If you've travelled on this line you know how long the gap is between these stops. An extra one definitely wouldn't hurt.

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One user suggested a stop near Cambie Street and 16th Street, because there are loads of cute little shops and delicious restaurants around the entire strip.

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Having a SkyTrain stop right next to a lake could be a super fun idea for the summer months.

Trout Lake is the ideal spot for a picnic on a sunny day.

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Some of these Reddit thread suggestions may actually make sense for future SkyTrain plans — while others are clearly just jokes or dreams by people that frankly, will probably never happen.

  • Ashley Harris (she/her) is a writer from Vancouver, Canada, who is passionate about discovering the best restaurants and activities in the city. A huge foodie, she has written for multiple print and digital magazines and is also a local foodie influencer.

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