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Edmonton Heritage Festival
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Edmonton Heritage Festival is an annual showcase and celebration of Canada's vibrant multicultural heritage. Take ETS to this year’s Festival with non-stop, direct service during the event.

ETS provides Park & Ride shuttle service to Hawrelak Park from various sites on all 3 days. There are 2 new sites this year: Heritage Valley and Nakî transit centres.

Make sure to have your Special Event fare ready ($6 cash, other options outlined below) for your 2-way trip to/from Hawrelak Park.

Don’t forget:

Masks are still mandatory on transit. If it’s not a reusable mask, please dispose of it properly once you’ve completed your transit journey.
To enter Hawrelak Park, you must present a Timed-Entry Pass (available now for free on Eventbrite).
Visitors will not be able to enter without a Timed-Entry Pass.
While only a fixed number of people will be allowed into the park per hour, you can stay in the park as long as you like once you are inside.
Passes will be scanned at the main entrance, the bus entrance and the bridge entrance.
To decrease person to person interaction, there will be no food tickets for sale. To purchase your favourite snack, meal, or treat at the festival, you will need to use credit/debit at the pavilion.
Park & Ride Locations
Davies City Lot (61 Avenue and 86 Street)
Eaux Claires Transit Centre
Health Sciences LRT Station
Note: There is no Heritage Festival parking available at Jubilee Car Park
*NEW* Heritage Valley Transit Centre
Lewis Farms Transit Centre
MacEwan University (109 Street and 104 Avenue SB)
Meadows Transit Centre
*NEW* Nakî Transit Centre
South Campus Transit Centre
Note: There is no Heritage Festival parking available at South Campus Transit Centre
Windsor Car Park (116 Street and 92 Avenue)
Note: Parking is $5 at this location
Park & Ride shuttles run every 10 minutes from 8:30am until 8:30pm on all three days.

Note: There will be no Park & Ride service from Calder City Lot or NAIT. Please use Eaux Claires or Nakî Transit Centre for Calder. For NAIT, please board the LRT at and transfer at Health Sciences or South Campus station to board a shuttle.

Neighbourhood Shuttle Routes
ETS is also running two neighbourhood shuttle routes. These are complementary shuttle service buses that take festival goers to Park & Ride locations. These buses also run every 10 minutes.

Callingwood to Lewis Farms - Includes Bus Stop #5014 on 87 Avenue westbound at West Edmonton Mall Transit Centre
Riverbend to South Campus Transit Centre - Includes Bus Stop #4885 on 23 Avenue EB across from Leger Transit Centre
Regular Service to Hawrelak Park
Bus routes 51 or 902 also have bus stops near Hawrelak Park. These routes will have extended evening service during the festival. Regular ETS fares apply.

If you’re using regular service after leaving the festival, make sure to request a transfer from the operator when you board the Park & Ride bus leaving the festival. Transfers are valid for 90 minutes from the time of issue.

Special Event Fare
ETS is making it more convenient for you to ride the bus by charging an upfront round-trip $6 cash fare.

No payment is required when you board the bus to leave the park.

Reminder: Operators and ETS staff do not carry change or fare products. Please plan ahead, and purchase tickets, family/day pass or have your cash fare ready before boarding the bus.

Other accepted fares include:

Two bus tickets
Valid ETS transfer plus $3
Validated LRT ticket plus $3
Family/Day Pass (pre purchase required)
Children 12 and under ride for free
Monthly and Seniors passes accepted (including St. Albert/Strathcona County commuter passes)
For More Information
Contact ETS

Telephone 311
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