Update — Thursday, November 14, 2:46 p.m.: The post now includes information about extra Durham Region Transit and York Region Transit services after the conserts.
Tens of thousands of “Swifties” are descending on downtown Toronto during Taylor Swift’s six Eras Tour concerts in the Rogers Centre and the pre-concert Taylgate’24 events in the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.
To accommodate the 60,000 fans attending each of the Taylor Swift shows, the City of Toronto is restricting traffic in the area, which means that many of those fans are relying on public transit to get around. Since overlapping events are also taking place at Scotiabank Arena and other nearby venues those same evenings, GO Transit and the TTC plan to provide extra service from Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23. And, Durham Region Transit and York Region Transit will add extra late-night service to help get you home after the concerts.
GO is adding extra trains along the 01 Lakeshore West and 09 Lakeshore East lines to help get you to and from the events safely. It’s also operating a special late-night train along the 21 Milton line to get you home safely from the concert. It’s revising service for trains along the 31 Kitchener, 65 Barrie and 71 Stouffville lines. And, it’s adjusting some GO bus schedules because it’s expecting heavy traffic in downtown Toronto before and after the events.
GO plans to have wayfinding signage and extra staff at Union Station to guide you to the concert and back and extra staff at busy stations across the GO network.
The TTC is adding extra service along these lines and routes:
- Line 1 Yonge - University;
- Line 2 Bloor - Danforth;
- 19 Bay / Swiftbus;
- 504 King;
- 509 Harbourfront;
- 510 Spadina / Swiftbus;
- 511 Bathurst; and
- 998 King / Swiftcar.
Wheel-Trans will continue to operate regular service; however, extra Wheel-Trans vehicles will be on stand-by in various locations downtown, between 6 p.m. and 2 a.m. on concert days only, to help passengers getting to and from the concerts and Taylgate24. Wheel-Trans passengers can ask TTC staff for help or directions.
The TTC is also making efforts to provide additional surge service, where possible, including extra buses in the event of a subway shutdown. It will post signs at stops on the various routes and prepare a special ride guide for the Eras Tour events. The information will also be available at ttc.ca/taylor to allow you to plan your trip in advance.
To maintain safe and smooth operations and, in the event of an unplanned disruption or emergency, the TTC is deploying dozens of additional staff along all routes in the area of Rogers Centre and Union Station.
This includes strategically deploying supervisors, special constables and other first responders in subway stations throughout downtown. The TTC is also assigning staff to key street-level locations to help with directions, suggest alternate route and monitor station crowding.
Immediately after the shows, the TTC will monitor and control access to the Union Station subway entrance to ensure crowds remain manageable and to avoid platform crowding. You can only access Union Station after the concert from the stairs on Front Street or through the accessible entrance (moat entrance) off Front Street West and Bay Street, if you need elevator access.
The TTC says, “To keep the station safe and so everyone has a bit of room to keep dancing, staff may limit the number of people that can enter the station at a time, which may result in a line-up to get in. Please be patient, keep singing and dancing and we will quickly and efficiently get everyone in, in the safest way possible.”
Durham Region Transit will continue to provide regular all-night service along Routes N1 and N2. And On Demand services are still available. However, to accommodate extra travel from Toronto after the events, DRT is operating buses along four late-night special routes, providing drop-off only service from Pickering, Ajax, Whitby and Durham College Oshawa GO stations.
York Region Transit is also operating later service along several routes after the concert. Exta staff at Finch GO Bus Terminal, Richmond Hill Centre Terminal and Smart VMC Bus Terminal will help answer you questions and get you home. Mobility On-Request Paratransit vehicles will be on standby to provide service, if necessary.
Durham Region Transit
DRT continues to operate all-night service along regular Routes N1 and N2. It’s also operating special late-night service along these routes: Route 915; Special 1 Evermore Loop; Special 2 Folklore Loop; Special 3 Reputation Loop; Special 4 Fearless Loop.
Route 915
From Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, DRT’s operating later buses along the route. November 14, 15, 21 and 22, the buses leave Ajax GO Station every 30 minutes until 12:22 a.m. November 16 and 23, the buses leave Ajax station every 30 minutes until 12:15 a.m.
Special 1 - Evermore Loop
From Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, extra buses serve Pickering after the concerts.
They start their trips in Pickering GO Station bus terminal at 10:17 p.m. and every 30 minutes until 1:47 a.m. After leaving the terminal, they proceed:
westward along Bayly Street;
southward along West Shore Boulevard;
westward along Oklahoma Drive;
northward along Whites Road;
westwardalong Strouds Lane;
northward along Altona Road;
eastward along Finch Avenue;
northward along Valley Farm Road;
eastward along Dellbrook Avenue;
southward along Brock Road;
westward along Bayly Street; and then
northward into Pickering GO Station bus terminal,
ending their trips.Buses only pick up passengers at Pickering GO Station. They only drop off passengers at stops
- on Bayly Street across from St. Martins Drive, Begley Street and beside #950 Bayly,
- on West Shore Boulevard across from Vistula Drive and Cecylia Court, at Samford Drive and across from Breezy Drive,
- on Oklahoma Drive beyond West Shore Boulevard and Victory Drive and at Hillcrest Road, Eyer Drive and Whites Road,
- on Whites Road at Kingston Road and Sheppard Avenue, beside #1675 Whites and at Briar Wood Gate and Strouds Lane,
- on Strouds Lane beyond Whites Road, at Fernam Street, and Rosebank Road and across from Autumn Crescent and Calvington Road,
- on Altona Road across from Pine Grove Avenue, at Sparrow Crescent [south and north], across from Shadow Drive and at Finch Avenue,
- on Finch Avenue at Rosebank Road, beyond Whites Road, across from Darwin Drive, at Fairport Road and Huntsmill Drive, across from Lynn Heights Drive, at Dixie Road, beyond Bowler Drive, at Liverpool Road, across from Forest Park Drive and at Rosefield Road,
- on Valley Farm Road across from Bloomfield Drive,
- on Dellbrook Avenue at Chapman Court and Denby Drive and across from Melman Street,
- on Brock Road at Major Oaks Road, beside #2058 Brock and at Finch Avenue and Kingston Road,
- on Bayly Street beyond Brock Road, at Salk, Alliance and Sandy Beach roads and across from Krosno Boulevard.
Special 2 - Folklore Loop
From Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, extra buses serve North Ajax after the concerts.
They start their trips in Ajax GO Station bus terminal at 10:22 p.m. and every 30 minutes until 1:52 a.m. After leaving the terminal, they proceed:
northward along Westney roads south and north;
eastward along Taunton Roads west and east;
southward along Salem Road North;
westward along Kingston roads east and west;
southward along Westney South; and then
westward along Fairall Street into Ajax GO Station bus terminal,
ending their trips.Buses only pick up passengers at Ajax GO Station. They only drop off passengers at stops
- on Westney Road South [northbound] at Ritchie Avenue and Kingston Road,
- on Westney Road North across from Ravenscroft Road, at Magill Drive, across from Ivers Court, beyond Sullivan Drive and Rossland Road West, across from #1358 Westney North and Telford Street, at Williamson Drive West and Curtis Gate, beside #1753 Westney North and at Taunton Road West,
- on Taunton Road West at Granger Crescent and Harwood Avenue North,
- on Taunton Road East beside #43 Taunton East and at Middlecote Drive and Salem Road North,
- on Salem Road North at Dunwell Crescent, beyond Williamson Drive East, beside #1508 Salem North, beyond Thackery Drive, at Rossland Road East, beside #800 Salem North, at Kerrison Drive East and at Ringer Road and Kingston Road East,
- on Kingston Road East beyond Salem Road North and beside #84 Kingston East,
- on Kingston Road West beyond Harwood Avenue North, beside #138 Kingston West, at Chapman Drive and beside Westney Heights Plaza and
- on Westney Road South [southbound] beyond Kingston Road West and at Bramwell Drive and Fairall Street.
Special 3 - Reputation Loop
From Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, extra buses serve South Ajax after the concerts.
They start their trips in Ajax GO Station bus terminal at 10:22 p.m. and every 30 minutes until 1:52 a.m. After leaving the terminal, they proceed:
eastward along Fairall and Station streets;
southward along Harwood Avenue South;
eastward along Dreyer Drive;
southward along Pickering Beach Road;
eastward along Range Line Road;
northward along Shoal Point Road;
eastward along Ashbury Boulevard;
northward along Audley Road South;
westward along Bayly streets east and west;
northward along Westney Road South; and then
westward along Fairall Street into Ajax GO Station bus terminal,
ending their trips.Buses only pick up passengers at Ajax GO Station. They only drop off passengers at stops
- on Fairall Street beyond Westney Road South and McMaster Avenue and at Dowty Road,
- on Station Street beside #87 Station and at Harwood Avenue South,
- on Harwood Avenue South across from Kings Crescent [north], at Hunt Street, beside Harwood Plaza, at Bayly Street West, across from Falby Court, beside #580 Harwood South, at Clements Road West and beside #766 Harwood South,
- on Dreyer Drive beyond Harwood Avenue South and across from Clements Road East,
- on Pickering Beach Road beyond Dreyer Drive,
- on Range Line Road at Poplar and Maple avenues,
- on Ashbury Boulevard across from Wiseman Drive and at Audley Road South,
- on Audley Road South at Handley Crescent [north], beyond Moynahan Crescent [north] and across from Crellin, Denny and Keywood streets,
- on Bayly Street East beyond Audley Road South, beside #508 Bayly East, across from Shoal Point Road and Boon Lane, beyond Salem Road South and Porte Road and at Burcher Road and Harwood Avenue South,
- on Bayly Street West at Commercial Avenue, Woodchester Square and Monarch and Mackenzie avenues, across from Finley Avenue and at Westney Road South and
- on Westney Road South beyond Bayly Street West and across from O’Brien Court.
Special 4 - Fearless Loop
From Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, westbound buses serve Oshawa, Courtice and Whitby after the concerts.
They start their trips in Durham College Oshawa GO Station bus terminal at 11:30 p.m. and every 30 minutes until 2 a.m. After leaving the terminal, they proceed:
northward along Thornton Road South;
eastward along Bloor streets west and east [Oshawa] and Bloor Street [Clarington];
northward along Trulls Road;
westward along Durham Highway 2;
northward along Townline Road North;
westward along Adelaide Avenue East;
northward along Harmony Road North;
westward along Rossland roads east and west [Oshawa] and Rossland Road West [Whitby];
southward along Brock streets north and south; and then:
westward into Whitby GO Station bus terminal,
ending their trips.Westbound uses only pick up passengers at Durham College Oshawa GO Station. They only drop off passengers at stops
- on Bloor Street West beside #555 Bloor West, at Park Road South, beside #249 Bloor West, beyond Oxford Street and at Simcoe Street South,
- on Bloor Street East across from Merritt Street, at Ritson and Wilson roads south and beside #882 Bloor East,
- on Trulls Road beyond Avondale Drive and beside #2501 Trulls,
- on Durham Highway 2 across from Sandringham Drive and Prestonvale Road, beyond Centrefield Drive and at Varcoe Road,
- on Townline Road North at Nash Road and across from Shankel Road,
- on Adelaide Avenue East at Vega Street, Fleetwood Drive and Cranberry Street, across from Kildeer Street, beyond Blackthorn Street and at Harmony Road North,
- on Harmony Road North at Copperfield Drive South and Rossland Road East,
- on Rossland Road East [Oshawa] across from Gladfern Street, at Attersley Drive, Wilson Road North, beyond Terrace Drive, at Central Park Boulevard North, beside #354 Rossland East, beyond Ritson Road North and Oshawa Boulevard North and at Grierson Street,
- on Rossland Road West [Oshawa] beyond Simcoe Street North, at Osler Street, beyond Glencairn Street, at Gibbons Street and beyond Stevenson Road North, Waverley Street North and Thornton Road North,
- on Rossland Road East [Whitby] at William Davidson Street, Garrard Road, Tamarisk Street, Fencerow Drive and Thickson Road, beyond Doulton Gate, at Anderson Street, Bassett Boulevard, Garden Street and City Centre Drive,
- on Brock Street North at Palmerston and Starr avenues, beside #814 Brock North, at Maple Street West, beyond Chestnut and Walnut streets west and at Mary and Dundas streets west and
- on Brock Street South across from Gilbert Street East, at Ontario and Trent streets west, beside #786 Brock South, beyond Burns Street West and at Arthur Street.
From Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, eastbound buses serve Whitby, Oshawa and Courtice after the concerts.
They start their trips in Whitby GO Station bus terminal at 11:30 p.m. and every 30 minutes until 2 a.m. After leaving the terminal, they proceed:
northward along Brock streets south and north;
eastward along Rossland Road East [Whitby] and Rossland roads west and east [Oshawa];
southward along Harmony Road North;
eastward along Adelaide Avenue East;
southward along Townline Road North;
eastward along Durham Highway 2;
southward along Trulls Road;
westward along Bloor Street [Clarington] and Bloor streets east and west [Oshawa]; and then
southward along Thornton Road South into Durham College Oshawa GO Station bus terminal,
ending their trips.Eastbound buses only pick up passengers at Whitby GO Station. They only drop off passengers at stops:
- on Brock Street South across from Arthur Street, beyond St. Peter Street and Burns Street East and at Trent, Gilbert and Dundas streets east,
- on Brock Street North at John Street East, across from Walnut Street West, at Chestnut and Maple streets east, beside #807 Brock North, at Manning Road, Wallace Drive and Rossland Road East,
- on Rossland Road East [Whitby] across from Civic Centre Drive, at Garden Street and Bassett Boulevard, beyond Anderson Street, at Overlord Street and Thickson Road, beyond Canadian Oaks Drive, at Orvis Street and Garrard Road and across from William Davison Street,
- on Rossland Road West [Oshawa] at Thornton Road North, Waverley Street North, Stevenson Road North and Gibbons Street, beyond Park Road North and at Christie Street,
- Rossland Road East [Oshawa] beyond Simcoe Street North, at Grierson Street and Oshawa Boulevard North, beyond Ritson Road North, Central Park Boulevard North and Brentwood Drive, at Wilson Road North, beyond Camelot Drive and at Harmony Road North,
- on Harmony Road North at Glebe Avenue and Adelaide Avenue East,
- on Adelaide Avenue East across from Blackthorn Street, beyond Kildeer Street, and at Fleetwood Drive and Townline Road North,
- on Townline Road North across from Lawson Road, at Shankel Road and across from Nash Road,
- on Durham Highway 2 at Darlington Boulevard, beyond Old Kingston Road, Prestonvale Road and Sandringham Drive,
- on Bloor Street East [Oshawa] beyond Grandview Street South, beside #882 Bloor East, beyond Farewell Street, across from Holland Street and at Merritt Street and Simcoe Street North and
- on Bloor Street West [Oshawa] at Oxford Street, Park Road South [east and west].
GO Transit
GO is revising service along these routes and lines: 01 Lakeshore West trains; 09 Lakeshore East trains; 12 Niagara Falls / Burlington; 16 Hamilton / Toronto express; 18 Lakeshore West buses; 19 Mississauga / North York; 21 Milton trains; 25 Waterloo / Mississauga, 30 Kitchener / Brampton express; 31 Kitchener trains; 31 Guelph / Georgetown / Toronto buses; 33 Guelph / Georgetown / North York; 41 Hamilton / Pickering; 65 Barrie trains; 65 East Gwillimbury / Newmarket / Toronto buses; 68 Barrie / Newmarket / Aurora; 71 Stouffville trains.
65 Barrie trains
Thursday, November 14, Friday, November 15, Thursday, November 21 and Friday, November 22:
- GO is cancelling one regular train trip along the line so it can operate a late-night train to help concert-goers return home safely. It’s no operating the northbound train that usually starts its trip in Union Station at 10:01 a.m. Instead, GO is operating extra buses along the 65 East Gwillimbury / Newmarket / Toronto route from Highway 407 Bus Terminal.
- It’s also operating an extra northbound train that starts in Union at 11:54 p.m. and drops off or picks up passengers in all stations to Allandale Waterfront GO Station.
Saturday, November 16 and Saturday, November 23:
- The last train of the night starts in Union one hour later than usually to help concert-goers return home safely.
- The northbound train that usually starts at 10:54 p.m. starts, instead, at 11:54 p.m.
- GO is also revising the length of some trains to contain ten cars, including:
- The southbound trains that start in Allandale at 6:51 a.m. and 5:05 p.m.
- The southbound trains that start in Aurora GO Station at 10:55 a.m. and 10:03 p.m.
- The northbound trains that start in Union at 9:54 a.m. and 2:54 p.m.
68 Barrie / Newmarket / Aurora
Thursday, November 14, Friday, November 15, Thursday, November 21 and Friday, November 22, GO’s operating an extra northbound bus that starts its trip in Bradford GO Station at 11:26 p.m. to replace a regular train along the 65 Barrie line that GO has cancelled.
65 East Gwillimbury / Newmarket / Toronto buses
From Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, GO’s operating late-night buses along the route to and from Highway 407 Bus Terminal, instead of Union Station Bus Terminal, because it expects heavy traffic in downtown Toronto.
31 Guelph / Georgetown / Toronto buses
From Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, GO’s reducing late-night buses along the route because it expects heavy traffic in downtown Toronto. Board trains along the 31 Kitchener line and transfer to buses along the 33 Guelph / Georgetown / North York route.
33 Guelph / Georgetown / North York
From Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, GO’s adjusting the schedules for evening buses along the route so passengers can continue to connect with trains along the 31 Kitchener line.
41 Hamilton / Pickering
Thursday, November 14, Friday, November 15, Thursday, November 21 and Friday, *November 22, GO says it’s cancelling “a few afternoon and evening buses”, so it can reallocate the buses to other routes which need extra service.
16 Hamilton / Toronto express
From Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, GO adjusting the schedules for some buses along the route because it expects heavy traffic in downtown Toronto.
Thursday, November 14, Friday, November 15, Thursday, November 21 and Friday, November 22:
- GO’s adjusting the schedules for some buses along the route, which may affect the time that buses arrive at stops.
- It’s also cancelling some eastbound buses between 5 p.m. and midnight and all westbound evening buses.
Thursday, November 14, Friday, November 15, and Saturday, November 16:
- GO’s reducing service. If you’re travelling to or from Hamilton, board trains along the 01 Lakeshore West line or extra buses along 18 Lakeshore West route and connect with the trains at Aldershot GO Station.
Saturday, November 16 and Saturday, November 23:
- GO’s cancelling most afternoon and evening buses.
31 Kitchener trains
Thursday, November 14, Friday, November 15, Thursday, November 21 and Friday, November 22:
- The last westbound train of the night will hold to make sure concert-goers return home safely.
- The train that usually starts its trip in Union Station at 11:34 p.m. starts, instead, at 12:04 a.m.
Saturday, November 16 and Saturday, November 23:
- The last westbound train of the night will hold to make sure concert-goers return home safely.
- The train that usually starts in Union at 11:51 p.m. starts, instead, at 12:06 a.m.
30 Kitchener / Brampton express
From Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, extra buses along the 30A branch of the route connect with trains along the 31 Kitchener line at Bramalea GO Station.
09 Lakeshore East trains
From Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, extra westbound trains start their trips in Durham College Oshawa GO Station at 5:25 and 5:55 p.m. They pick up and drop off passengers in all stops to Union Station.
An extra eastbound train starts in Union at 12:05 p.m. It serves passengers in all stations to Oshawa.
18 Lakeshore West buses
From Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, GO’s operating extra buses along the route to help passengers connect with trains along the 01 Lakeshore West line at Aldershot GO Station.
01 Lakeshore West trains
Thursday, November 14, Friday, November 15, Thursday, November 21 and Friday, November 22, extra *eastbound trains start their trips in Oakville GO Station at 5:05, 5:35 and 6:05 p.m. They pick up passengers in Clarkson and Long Branch GO stations, then operate express — without stopping — to Union Station.
Also November 14, 15, 21 and 22, an extra westbound train starts in Union at 12:02 a.m. It drops off or picks up passengers in all stations to Burlington GO Station.
Saturdays, November 16 and 23, an extra westbound train starts in Union at 11:59 p.m. It serves passengers in all stations to Burlington.
21 Milton trains
From Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, an extra westbound train starts its trip in Union Station at 11:59 p.m. It drops off or picks up passengers in all stations to Milton GO Station.
19 Mississauga / North York
Thursday, November 14, Friday, November 15, Thursday, November 21 and Friday, *November 22, GO says it’s cancelling “a few afternoon and evening buses”, so it can reallocate the buses to other routes which need extra service.
12 Niagara Falls / Burlington
From Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, GO’s operating extra late-night buses along the 12S branch of the route, connecting with trains along the 01 Lakeshore West line at Burlington GO Station.
71 Stouffville trains
From Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, GO is adjusting the schedules for trains to make sure concert-goers can get home safely.
Thursday, November 14, Friday, November 15, Thursday, November 21 and Friday, *November 22:
- GO is revising the length of some northbound trains from Union Station, including:
- The train that starts its trip in Union at 11:12 p.m. will be six cars in length.
- The train that starts in Union at 12:12 a.m. will be ten cars in length.
Saturdays, November 16 and 23,
- The last northbound train of the night leaves 30 minutes later than usually to make sure concert-goers can get home safely.
- The train that usually starts its trip in Union Station at 11:11 p.m. starts, instead, at 11:41 p.m.
- GO is also revising the length of some trains, including:
- the southbound trains that start in Mount Joy GO Station at 10:33 a.m. and 1:33 and 8:33 p.m. will be ten cars in length.
- the northbound trains that start in Union at 9:11 a.m. and 12:11 and 7:11 p.m. will be 10 cars in length.
71 Uxbridge / Stouffville / Toronto buses
From Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, GO’s operating late-night buses along the route to and from Highway 407 Bus Terminal, instead of Union Station Bus Terminal, because it expects heavy traffic in downtown Toronto.
25 Waterloo / Mississauga
Thursday, November 14, Friday, November 15, Thursday, November 21 and Friday, *November 22, GO says it’s cancelling “a few afternoon and evening buses”, so it can reallocate the buses to other routes which need extra service.
Toronto Transit Commission
The TTC is adding extra service along these lines and routes: Line 1 Yonge - University; Line 2 Bloor - Danforth; 19 Bay / Swiftbus; 504 King; 509 Harbourfront; 510 Spadina / Swiftbus; 511 Bathurst; 998 King / Swiftcar.
19 Bay / Swiftbus
From 5 until 8 p.m. Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, the TTC’s operating 10 extra buses along the route.
After the concerts, from 11 p.m. until 1:30 a.m., the extra buses become “Swiftbuses”. The buses will be available on the northeast corner of Front Street West and Bay Street, outside of Union Station. They operate express to Bay Station, stopping only on Bay Street at King, Queen and Dundas streets west and College Street.
Regular buses continue to operate along the route.
511 Bathurst
From 5 until 8 p.m. and from 11 p.m. until 1:30 a.m., Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 streetcars operate to and from Union Station. Starting Sunday, November 17, cars operate to and from Union during all times except overnight, due to construction on the line.
From the Rogers Centre, walk south along Rees Street to Queens Quay West to and board the cars.
Note that Queens Quay station closes at 10 p.m. November 14 to 16 and November 21 to 23. All streetcars bypass the station.
Line 2 Bloor - Danforth
From 5 until 8 p.m. and from 11 p.m. until 1:30 a.m. Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, the TTC operates extra trains along the line. Trains drop off or pick up passengers in stations every four minutes.
509 Harbourfront
From 5 until 8 p.m. and from 11 p.m. until 1:30 a.m. Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, the TTC’s operating four extra streetcars along the route. At Exhibition Loop, passengers can connect with GO Transit trains along the 01 Lakeshore West line.
From the Rogers Centre, walk south along Rees Street to Queens Quay West to and board the cars.
Note that Queens Quay station closes at 10 p.m. November 14 to 16 and November 21 to 23. All streetcars bypass the station.
504 King
From 11 p.m. until 1:30 a.m. Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, extra eastbound cars proceed along the regular route between Yonge Street and Broadview Station. The cars originate as 998 King / Swiftcars, providing extra service along King Street West between Spadina Avenue and Yonge.
Regular streetcars along the 504 King route continue to operate.
998 King / Swiftcar
From 11 p.m. until 1:30 a.m. Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, these cars start trips on Lower Spadina Avenue at Bremner Boulevard, just west of the Rogers Centre and proceed along Lower Spadina and Spadina avenues and King Street West to Yonge Street. The cars drop off or pick up passengers at all stops, including St Andrew and King stations.
East of Yonge Street, the cars proceed along the regular 504 King route to Broadview Station.
510D Spadina
From 5 until 8 p.m. Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, the TTC’s operating 15 extra buses along the route.
After the concerts, from 11 p.m. until 1:30 a.m., the extra buses become “Swiftbuses”. The buses will be available on the corner of Lower Spadina Avenue and Bremner Boulevard, just west of the Rogers Centre. They operate express to Bay Station, stopping only on Bay Street at King, Queen and Dundas streets west and College Street.
Regular buses continue to operate along the route between Spadina Station and Exhibition Loop. At Exhibition Loop, passengers can connect with GO Transit trains along the 01 Lakeshore West line.
Line 1 Yonge - University
From 5 until 8 p.m. and from 11 p.m. until 1:30 a.m. Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, the TTC operates extra trains along the line. Trains drop off or pick up passengers in stations every three minutes.
York Region Transit
YRT is adding extra service along these routes: Viva orange; Viva purple; 20 Jane; 77 Highway 7; and Yonge Street shuttle.
20 Jane
From Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, extra buses along the route meet the last TTC trains at Pioneer Village, Highway 407 station terminals and Smart VMC Bus Terminal.
77 Highway 7
From Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, an extra westbound bus leaves Finch GO Bus Terminal at 3:20 a.m.
Viva orange
From Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, YRT operates extra buses later along the route. The last westbound bus leaves Richmond Hill Centre Terminal at 3:05 a.m.
Viva purple
From Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, YRT operates extra buses later along the route. The last eastbound bus leaves Richmond Hill Centre Terminal at 3:05 a.m.
Yonge Street shuttle
From Thursday, November 14 until Saturday, November 16 and from Thursday, November 21 until Saturday, November 23, YRT operates shuttle buses along Yonge Street between Finch GO Bus Terminal and Richmond Hill Centre Terminal. The buses operate express, skipping all stops on Yonge. Board buses along the Viva blue or 98 / 99 Yonge late-night route to travel to and from regular stops between Finch and Richmond Hill terminals. A shuttle bus meetd the last TTC trains, leaving from Finch terminal at 2:45 a.m.
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