Laurier
The side platforms are elegant with their granite wall but what lacks in them is that exits are only at the extremities and each one leads to a different entrance, which means passengers who are not aware may have to walk all over backwards to exit at their preferred spot.
The ceilings are quite low due to the station being built in a tunnel-like its neighbour Mont-Royal.
Places of interest include Ecole nationale de théâtre, and Ecole supérieure de la danse au Québec.
UNIQUE FEATURES
Laurier station platforms couldn't be described without mentioning the spots on the walls over the benches, which are the results of oil on people's hair getting into the granite.
PUBLIC ARTWORK
This station does not have any artwork. The granite walls on the platforms may be the only thing that is worth looking at there.
- Opening Date: October 14, 1966
- Line: 2
- Previous Station: Mont-Royal
- Following Station: Rosemont
- Entrances: 2
STATION RIDERSHIP (2019)
- Total Entries: 4,996,694
- Weekday Average: 17,266
- Saturday Average: 10,319
- Sunday Average: 7,565