Holyrood station
Valley Line · step-free
Lines
Position
Through station
Service hours
5:18 am – 1:19 amValley Line, Mon–Fri
Step-free access
YesElevators or ramps to the platform
Holyrood station on the Valley Line
Holyrood is a station on the Valley Line of the Edmonton LRT.
On weekdays the first Valley Line train leaves Holyrood at about 5:18 am and the last at about 1:19 am. At the morning rush trains come every 5 minutes; at midday, every 10. There is no overnight LRT — ETS runs OWL night buses once the trains stop.
Like every station on the Edmonton LRT, Holyrood is step-free: there are elevators or ramps from street level to the platform, and the trains are level with the platform edge.
A ride from here costs $3.00 — one flat fare, the same however far you go and wherever you tap on. It buys you 90 minutes of travel, so any transfers to another train or a bus within that window are free.
Holyrood station · Valley Line
Services and facilities at Holyrood station
Step-free access
Yes
Elevators or ramps, level boarding
Station type
Street level
At-grade platforms
Park & Ride
None
No Park & Ride at this station
Bus connections
Transit centre
Local bus stops; not a transit centre.
Bike parking
Yes
Bike racks at the station
How long from Holyrood to…
| To | Time | Stops | Changes | Route |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Churchill (downtown) | 20 min | 5 | 1 change | Valley → Capital |
| Century Park | 43 min | 15 | 1 change | Valley → Capital |
| NAIT/Blatchford Market | 30 min | 8 | 1 change | Valley → Metro |
| University | 28 min | 10 | 1 change | Valley → Capital |
| Clareview | 33 min | 9 | 1 change | Valley → Capital |
| Mill Woods | 19 min | 6 | direct | Valley |
| 102 Street (downtown) | 13 min | 5 | direct | Valley |
| Health Sciences/Jubilee | 31 min | 11 | 1 change | Valley → Capital |
Midday on a weekday, including a typical wait when you change. Plan your own trip.
Next and previous stops
The Valley Line at a glance
Questions about Holyrood
On weekdays the first Valley Line train is about 5:18 am and the last about 1:19 am. There is no 24-hour LRT: once the trains stop, ETS OWL night buses take over until roughly 3 am. Saturdays and Sundays differ slightly — the schedule page has all three.
Yes. Every Edmonton LRT station is step-free — there are elevators or ramps from the street to the platform, and the trains board level with the platform.
About 20 minutes to Churchill in the heart of downtown at midday, 1 change(s), 5 stops. Plan your exact trip.