King George Station on the Expo Line will reopen at the start of SkyTrain service on Sunday, June 9. A full station closure for six ...
Starting on Saturday, April 27, 2024, King George Station will be closed for approximately six weeks to complete essential maintenance work. During this time, there will be no SkyTrain service to or from King George Station. The Expo Line in Surrey will temporarily end at Surrey Central Station.
A full station closure is required to complete these important upgrades as efficiently and safely as possible. Some of the work will include removing parts of the rail to replace a turnout, a mechanical device that guides trains from one track to another. Over time, these components need replacement. This section of track has been in use since the station first opened 30 years ago.
Multiple infrastructure upgrades in and around King George Station are also scheduled; these include cable installations, elevator inspections, asset repairs, and station cleaning. The station is expected to reopen in mid-June.
Buses will continue serving King George Station during the closure, with some changes.
Infrastructure investments that will make our network ready for the addition of the Province’s Broadway Subway and the Surrey-Langley SkyTrain extensions
Expo Line service to Production Way–University will operate at 12-minute headways during this time. An additional service terminating at Braid will be implement.
Track reconfiguration work is being done to allow access to OMC4.
“#RiderAlert Update: Expo Line Single-Tracking for Switch Replacement Work will be completed by end of service July 21, one week ahead of schedule. Regular service will resume at start of Sat, July 22. Thank you for your patience. ^MR”
“#RiderAlert Update: Expo Line Single-Tracking for Switch Replacement Work will be completed by end of service July 21, one week ahead of schedule. Regular service will resume at start of Sat, July 22. Thank you for your patience. ^MR”
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