Canada Line [video]
My first trip on the newly opened Canada Line skytrain only took two minutes to go from downtown to the Airport:
UPDATE: Here’s Part Two of the video – the return trip sped up a little bit faster:
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I realized that when I commented on Facebook I omitted to say how cool this is.
So there.
This is cool, John.
:)
Thanks Allie :)
That is cool! I haven’t taken it yet, but this footage reminded me of a rollercoaster! Neat you can sit up front and look out though.
I neglected to bring my camera on my first trip (it was spontaneous when I had a long break between appointments at the Cancer Agency, so I have an excuse). But as my mother pointed out after her first trip, the underground section is way more twisty and turny than you might expect.
Mega awesome.