Outages
Below are the real-time reports for LRT escalators and elevators that are out of service. At this time there is no automated detection for elevator failures.
The following are LRT escalators and elevators that are currently out of service. To report required maintenance, please call 311.
Maintenance Schedule
Scheduled escalator maintenance usually takes less than 2-hours to complete. Work takes place between 6:30am-4:30pm.
Scheduled elevator maintenance usually takes less than 4-hours to complete. Work takes place between 10am-2pm (outside of peak operating times) when possible.
Note: schedules subject to change.
February 1
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Clareview - Elevator and Escalator
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Century Park - Elevator and Escalator
February 2
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Century Park - Elevator and Escalator
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Belvedere - Elevator and Escalator
February 3
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Southgate - Elevator and Escalator
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Belvedere - Elevator and Escalator
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Belvedere - Elevator
February 4
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Southgate - Elevator and Escalator
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Coliseum - Escalator
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Belvedere - Elevator
February 5
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University - Elevator and Escalator
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Satdium - Elevator and Escalator
February 8
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University - Escalator
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Churchill - Escalator
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Coliseum - Elevator
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Southgate - Elevator
February 9
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University - Elevator and Escalator
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Coliseum - Elevator
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Churchill - Escalator
February 10
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University - Elevator and Escalator
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MacEwan/Belgravia - Elevator and Escalator
February 11
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University - Elevator and Escalator
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MacEwan/Belgravia - Escalator
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Coliseum - Elevator
February 12 and 16
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University - Escalator
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Grandin/Government Centre - Elevator
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Central - Elevator and Escalator
February 17
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University - Escalator
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Grandin/Government Centre - Elevator
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Central - Escalator
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Churchill - Elevator
February 18
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University - Escalator
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Grandin/Government Centre - Elevator and Escalator
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Churchill - Elevator
February 19
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University - Escalator
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Grandin/Government Centre - Escalator
February 22
- Grandin/Government Centre - Escalator
LRT Messaging Boards
LRT Messaging Boards are installed at many LRT stations on the concourse and platform level. These messaging boards contain visual elements that help transit riders identify Track 1 and Track 2, see the end destination (Clareview or Century Park), and know when the next train will arrive (in minutes).
The scrolling texts along the bottom of the signs are regularly updated with ETS-related news, such as elevator and escalator outages, current weather, ETS contact information and more.
Note: ETS is now live testing software updates to the arrival signs. If live testing goes well, the signs will remain on. If adjustments are required, the signs may be temporarily unavailable.
Requesting Assistance
Should you arrive at an elevator that is out of service and require assistance please call 311. You may also use any of the available security features (Blue Emergency Phones, Direct Access Phones, Emergency Push Buttons) on the system to initiate communication with ETS staff.