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Old Posted Aug 24, 2009, 12:52 AM
Chikinlittle Chikinlittle is offline
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Originally Posted by NewfBC View Post
Isn't there a station/zone map right on the machine front (on top)?

Ron.

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Originally Posted by Yume-sama View Post
Yeah.


http://www.flickr.com/photos/syume/3835181940/

Not VERY noticeable, though. I didn't notice it while there, or in the photo and was all prepared to say "No..."
Sure, there's a map there, and there's a dotted line that I know means a difference in zone. But again, for somebody who doesn't know our system, which will be a lot of people arriving into the airport, and tourist using the system, it doesn't indicate anything about Zone 1 or Zone 2.


"2. YVR HAS TO DO a better job. I knew where to go to get from domestic arrivals to the station. A number of people asked me if I knew the way. The issue is the very small YVR signs. (which is normal at YVR and a complaint of mine about YVR for quite some time) and the almost total lack of advertising for the train."

Another note on that - in the arrivals area, there is a sign with a small universal 'train' symbol and it says Canada Line. Again, I know what that means, but if I just arrived from Montreal for the first time ever, for example, what does the sign tell me? Not much. It should indicate some sort of train to downtown or something.

Last edited by deasine; Aug 24, 2009 at 1:13 AM.
     
     
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