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• For travelers that have disabilities or accessibility issues, the Pacific Central Station in Vancouver has many features to help these travelers. This includes an entrance to the train station that is accessible by wheelchair as well as train platforms that are accessible as well. There is a wheelchair lift available and there are courtesy wheelchairs available in the station that are available to assist passengers.
• Some of the amenities of the station include a fast-food restaurant, a sushi bar, and a cappuccino bar. There is also a currency exchange booth, an ATM, a newsstand, a jewelry shop, and charging stations for your phone. In addition to these features, you will also find a fully staffed ticket sales office, payphones, and restrooms available at this train station.
• The Pacific Central Station is very unique in that it is the terminus of Via Rail's Canadian line that runs between Toronto and Vancouver, and it is also the northern terminus of the Amtrak Cascades route that runs between Portland and Vancouver. This makes the station in Vancouver a perfect location to connect to a number of destinations throughout both Canada and the United States.
• When you travel with baggage on trains to Vancouver, there are baggage carts available for use by passengers plus there is station staff available to assist with baggage when boarding or departing a train. If you would prefer to keep some of your bags at the station while you visit Vancouver, there is bag storage available at the station.
• Looking for cheap train tickets to Vancouver? 25% of our users found round-trip tickets to Vancouver for the following prices or less: From Everett $57, from Seattle $81, from Kamloops $114
• Vancouver's most searched train station on KAYAK is Vancouver Pacific Central Station. It is located 1 mile from the city center.
• You will generally catch the best train deals if you travel to Vancouver in the evening.