Compass Soccer Mini, Soccer SeaBus, Transit app partnership help customers during tournament
Indo-Canadian Voice Compass Soccer Mini, Soccer SeaBus, Transit app partnership help customers during tournament posted by: Rattan MallTRANSLINK is rolling out three new fan experiences ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026 Vancouver, headlined by the launch of an official TransLink-branded trip-planning app, and the release of a limited-edition Compass Soccer Mini. The Compass Soccer Mini goes on sale at 9 a.m. on Saturday, June 6 at the TransLink Customer Service Centre at […] The post Compass Soccer Mini, Soccer SeaBus, Transit app partnership help customers during tournament first appeared on Indo-Canadian Voice.Indo-Canadian Voice
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TRANSLINK is rolling out three new fan experiences ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026 Vancouver, headlined by the launch of an official TransLink-branded trip-planning app, and the release of a limited-edition Compass Soccer Mini.
The Compass Soccer Mini goes on sale at 9 a.m. on Saturday, June 6 at the TransLink Customer Service Centre at Waterfront Station. Only 10,000 will be available, including 8,000 adult and 2,000 concession. Each one comes with a $6 refundable deposit and there is a limit of two per person. The Compass Soccer Mini works just like a Compass Card, letting fans tap in at fare gates and on buses across the region.
TransLink has also partnered with Transit app to launch Transit as TransLink’s recommended trip-planning app ahead of the tournament. The app, which is already used by nearly 300,000 unique TransLink customers each month, will provide a more personalized transit experience with enhanced service alerts and tailored trip-planning tools. TransLink branding has also been added within Transit app.
As part of the agreement, all Metro Vancouver users will receive Transit Royale — Transit app’s premium tier. With Transit Royale, customers gain immediate access to unlimited departure schedules, additional trip planning options, custom app themes and icons. Customers will be able to use Transit app to send instant feedback to TransLink throughout their trips.
Rounding out launch day is the TransLink Soccer SeaBus, newly wrapped in a custom FIFA World Cup 2026-inspired design. Joining TransLink’s existing SoccerBus fleet, the Soccer SeaBus will be wrapped until the end of summer.
“Our partnership with Transit app will give riders better real-time information, more personalized tools, and more confidence getting around during FIFA World Cup 2026 Vancouver,” says TransLink CEO Kevin Quinn. “With Transit Royale now available for free, customers will have more ways to plan their trips during one of the busiest moments our region has ever hosted, and those benefits will continue long after the final match. The Compass Soccer Mini and Soccer SeaBus will help bring the energy of the tournament onto our transit system.”
These launches build on TransLink’s broader tournament-ready transit plan, which includes approximately 600 additional bus trips per day across the region. TransLink will run a dedicated shuttle connecting the #11 FIFA Fan Festival at the PNE to the Expo and Millennium lines, and a new temporary #1 Downtown Vancouver South Circulator route running June 8 to July 12. SkyTrain service will also run as frequently as every two minutes during peak match periods, with extra SeaBus sailings across Burrard Inlet throughout the tournament and special weekend West Coast Express trips on local match days.
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