Update — January 26: Revised information about refunds here.
TTC passengers older than 19 and younger than 65, who bought temporary adult tickets before the TTC raised fares on Sunday, January 3, have just one week to use the “old” tickets. You can only use old adult tickets to pay your TTC fare until Sunday, January 31. You can use the tickets only if you toss another 25 cents into the farebox along with your ticket.
You can still use old student or senior tickets if you add 15 cents. You can use old child tickets if you add five cents. If you have an old day pass, you can use it without any extra fare.
Starting Monday, February 1, drivers and fare collectors will not accept the old tickets and day passes as fare anywhere on the TTC — even if you add a quarter. The TTC will not refund the cost of old adult tickets after January 31.
You can, however, return old TTC student, senior or child tickets to the TTC which will refund their original value. TTC staff will not refund the cost of old day passes, but you can exchange them for a new pass if you visit the TTC in person.
From February 1 to March 31, 2010, you can get a refund for your old student, senior or child tickets — or exchange an old day pass — in person at:
TTC MDP Office
(above Davisville Station)
1900 Yonge Street
Mondays to Fridays from 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m.
Bloor - Yonge Station Collector Booth
(Bloor Street south-side entrance)
Mondays to Fridays, from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m.
If you would like to get a refund of the cost of your old student, senior or child tickets by mail until March 31, you can write to:
TTC Accounts Payable
1900 Yonge Street
Toronto, ON M4S 1Z2
Enclose the old tickets in your letter. You can’t exchange old day passes by mail.
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