Nanaimo Station

This article is about the station in Vancouver. For the station in Nanaimo,_British_Columbia, see Nanaimo railway station

Nanaimo SkyTrain Station
Station statistics
Address	2450 East 24th Avenue, Vancouver
Coordinates	49.248184°N 123.05564°W / 49.248184; -123.05564
Structure	Partially elevated and at-grade
Platforms	Side platforms
Tracks	2
Other information
Opened	December 11, 1985
Accessible
Code	NA
Owned by	BC Transit, TransLink
Fare zone	1
Traffic
Passengers () (2009 boardings)	1,361,601
Services
Preceding station   TransLink   Following station Commercial–Broadway toward Waterfront Expo Line 29th Avenue toward King George Millennium Line 29th Avenue toward VCC–Clark

The Nanaimo Station of the SkyTrain system is an elevated station located on the Expo Line in East Vancouver.

The station is accessible from the east side of Nanaimo Street at Vanness Avenue. It is located on the crest of a hill, providing all riders a wonderful view of Downtown and the west side of Vancouver. Just east of this station, the Skytrain line runs at grade level. Most of the Skytrain line through the next three stations (from Nanaimo, through 29th Avenue, to Joyce) is located at ground level.

The Nanaimo Station was built in 1985 as part of the original Expo Line, and is a connection point for a number of TransLink bus routes in East Vancouver.

This station marks the farthest west station on the Expo Line that sits atop the old British Columbia Electric Railway Central Park Line; this line ran from just west of Nanaimo Station all the way to where the current New Westminster Station is located. The station takes its name from the street it is on, which in turn, is named after the city of Nanaimo, British Columbia, located on Vancouver Island.

Bus service

Bus bay assignments;

1 - Unloading

2 - 25 Brentwood Station

3 - 25 UBC

4 - 7 Dunbar