Getting to us without a car

Five MooseVape stores, all open 24 hours, and most of them sit within easy reach of a SkyTrain station. Here is how each one connects to transit so you can plan the trip before you leave the house.

Check live times and service alerts on TransLink first, especially late at night once trains stop and the NightBus takes over.

Surrey Central Station: across the boulevard

MooseVape Surrey Central, 10221 King George Blvd

This is the closest store to a platform anywhere in our lineup. Surrey Central Station sits on King George Boulevard a short walk up the block, tied into the bus exchange, SFU Surrey, Central City and Holland Park.

Exit toward King George Boulevard, head south, and you are at the door in a couple of minutes. Hours and phone number on the Surrey Central store page.

Scott Road Station: the Delta store on 120 Street

MooseVape Delta, 9557 120 St

Scott Road is the first Expo Line stop on the Surrey side of the bridge, and our Delta shop sits south of it on 120 Street. Short bus hop, or a walk if the weather is behaving. The station park-and-ride also makes this the easy one if you are driving up from North Delta or Ladner.

More on the Delta store page, and the Scott Road area guide covers what else is on that stretch.

Downtown to the West End: Denman

MooseVape Denman, 829 Denman St

Denman Street has no station of its own, but it is a straight shot from downtown. Get off at Burrard Station, then take a bus west along Robson or Davie. On a decent evening it is about a twenty minute walk, and you end up near English Bay either way.

See the Denman store page and our West End guide.

Newton: bus territory

MooseVape Newton, 7330 137 St, Unit 1108

Newton has no SkyTrain. Ride the Expo Line to King George Station, then transfer to a southbound bus down King George Boulevard or across 72 Avenue. The Newton store page has the address and parking notes, and the Newton area guide covers the neighbourhood.

After the last train

Trains stop. We do not. Every MooseVape runs 24 hours, seven days a week, which is the point of our late night guide. Coming in at 3 a.m.? Check NightBus routes on TransLink or plan a ride home before you set out.

What to bring

Government-issued photo ID, every time, no exceptions. You must be 19+ to enter and to buy, and we card every visit no matter how old you look. Our ID guide lists what counts and what does not.

Everything on the shelf follows BC and federal rules, including the 20 mg/mL nicotine cap and 0 mg/mL options for nicotine-free vaping. The province keeps its tobacco and vapour product pages if you want the regulation itself.

Walk in and ask

We sell in store only. Nothing ships and nothing gets delivered, so the trip is the transaction. The upside is that you get to hold the device, compare two of them side by side, and ask a staff member which one suits how you actually vape. Handy if you are still weighing pods against disposables.

Find the closest one or check our FAQ before you head out.