The buses stopping there are the Rte 18 - Lakeview (which does not stop there after 7 pm) Rte 63 - Lakeview Express (which only runs a few buses during morning and afternoon rush hour) and Rte 47 - Lakeview/Chinook Station, which runs all day. After a closer look, I see that there is a bus stop at Lakeview Dr SE near 37 St which is much closer, but it still is roughly 700m from the hotel.

My quick Google Maps search seemed to show that the closest bus stop was on 37th Street north of Glenmore Trail. The point that I was trying to make is that Grey Eagle is outside the city limits, and Calgary Transit buses don't go outside the city limits: If you want some other suggestions on better hotel locations for Stampede, have a look at the list near the end of this TripAdvisor Traveller Article, 'Stampede for First-Time Visitors': If you take the tram, you will have to change trams on 7th Ave S in downtown, for a Somerset / Bridlewood (Rte 201) tram to get to Stampede Park, or walk from the nearest downtown stop, at Olympic Plaza or City Hall. That is also $3 per adult one way, and depending on when you go, there may not be parking available. Unfortunately, since Grey Eagle is not inside the city limits, the nearest bus stop is nearly a mile's walk from the hotel.įinally, you can drive to the nearest LRT (tram line) station, park there, and take the tram to Stampede Park.

Your second option is to take a Calgary Transit bus to Stampede Park. Budget $15-$30 for parking, depending on how close you want to park to Stampede Park. If you plan to drive yourself, then you should leave the hotel so that you arrive before the start of the day's events (11:00 am for most days, earlier for seniors' day, family day) in order to be able to find parking.

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