Festival d'été de Québec 2024

DEPARTURE 

Get on: 

• Hydro-Québec parking lot 

• Rue De Celles – See on Google Maps 

Get off: 

• Place Zone Québec – See on Google Maps 

RETURN

Get on: 

• Parliament Zone (on Boulevard René-Lévesque Est) – See on Google Maps 

Get off: 

• Hydro-Québec parking lot 

• Rue De Celles – See on Google Maps 

DEPARTURE 

Get on: 

• Ministère de la Justice parking lot (behind Canadian Tire) 

• Entrance via Boulevard Hochelaga – See on Google Maps 

Get off: 

• Complex G Zone – See on Google Maps 

RETURN

Get on: 

• Delta Zone – See on Google Maps 

Get off: 

• Ministère de la Justice parking lot (behind Canadian Tire) 

• Entrance via Boulevard Hochelaga – See on Google Maps 

DEPARTURE 

Get on: 

• Ministère de la Justice parking lot (behind Canadian Tire) 

• Entrance via Boulevard Hochelaga – See on Google Maps 

Get off: 

• Complex G Zone – See on Google Maps 

RETURN

Get on: 

• Delta Zone – See on Google Maps 

Get off: 

• Ministère de la Justice parking lot (behind Canadian Tire) 

• Entrance via Boulevard Hochelaga – See on Google Maps 

DEPARTURE 

Get on: 

• Promenades Beauport parking lot 

• Rue du Carrefour (corner of Avenue Bourg-Royal) – See on Google Maps 

Get off: 

• Place Zone Québec – See on Google Maps 

RETURN

Get on: 

• Parliament Zone (on Boulevard René-Lévesque Est) – See on Google Maps 

Get off: 

• Promenades Beauport parking lot 

• Rue du Carrefour (corner of Avenue Bourg-Royal) – See on Google Map

Route 11 

Runs between Pointe-de-Sainte-Foy and the ferry terminal, via Sillery and Parliament Hill  

To return: 

•  Delta Zone – See on Google Maps 

•  Saint-Joachim Zone – See on Google Maps 

Route 25 

Runs between Pointe-de-Sainte-Foy and Place D’Youville, mainly via Chemin Saint-Louis and Boulevard René-Lévesque, starting from Avenue Belvédère 

To return: 

• Delta Zone – See on Google Maps 

• Saint-Joachim Zone – See on Google Maps

Métrobus 800

Runs between Beauport and Pointe-de-Sainte-Foy via downtown 

Return to Sainte-Foy: 

• Place Zone Québec – See on Google Maps 

• Saint-Joachim Zone – See on Google Maps 

Return to Beauport: 

• Complex G Zone – See on Google Maps 

• Palace Royal Zone – See on Google Maps 

Métrobus 801

Runs between Charlesbourg and Pointe-de-Sainte-Foy via downtown 

Return to Sainte-Foy: 

• Place Zone Québec – See on Google Maps 

• Saint-Joachim Zone – See on Google Maps 

Return to Charlesbourg: 

• Complex G Zone – See on Google Maps 

• Palace Royal Zone – See on Google Maps 

Métrobus 807

Runs between Pointe-de-Sainte-Foy and Place D’Youville, mainly via Chemin Sainte-Foy and Rue Saint-Jean (Rue D’Aiguillon towards Sainte-Foy) 

To return: 

• Stop 1386 – D’Aiguillon/Honoré-Mercier – See on Google Maps 

Boarding the shuttles is the same whether you’re leaving from a park-and-ride lot or a designated boarding zone on Boulevard René-Lévesque.  

To board an RTC shuttle you must: 

• Have a valid RTC ticket or $3.75 in change 

• Identify the boarding zone corresponding to your destination 

• Go to the end of the line* 

• Wait for instructions from RTC agents before boarding the bus through the front door 

*Depending on where you take the shuttle, lines are identified by banners, fences, or cones. You must line up in order of arrival. If you’re not sure where the line begins, ask the RTC agents on site.  

A: The 4 shuttles operated by RTC during the FEQ serve the following areas: Lebourgneuf, Sainte-Foy, Beauport, and Charlesbourg. For each shuttle, you can leave for Upper Town from specific locations where you can park for free. The departure point for each shuttle is identified in the “Shuttles” section above. 

On-site signage and RTC agents will help you quickly locate the boarding area and line. 

The boarding zones for the four RTC shuttles are located at various points along Boulevard René-Lévesque, near the Québec City Convention Centre. You’ll find a map of the boarding zones in the “Shuttle service” section farther up this page.  

To make it easier to locate the boarding zones, RTC employees will have illuminated signs with the shuttle numbers clearly indicated.  

Several measures are being put in place to meet the high demand for public transit during the Festival d’été de Québec.  

First, regular service for Métrobus 800, 801, and 807 routes and routes 11 and 25 will be enhanced for the entire festival. Then, starting at 9:30 p.m., shuttle service serving the Lebourgneuf, Sainte-Foy, Beauport, and Charlesbourg sectors will begin taking passengers back to the free parking lots. Shuttle service will end when there are no more passengers at the stops.  

In the event of heavily attended shows or if a show ends early, wait times may be longer. In all circumstances, our teams on the ground will make every effort to clear boarding areas as quickly as possible based on available resources. 

We cannot guarantee that shuttles will be served by accessible vehicles or that shuttle boarding points will be accessible. However, the Métrobus 800, 801, and 807, which provide access to the FEQ, remain wheelchair accessible as usual.