Getting Around

It's easy to navigate Scotiabank Nuit Blanche on foot, by bike, or by public transportation. Many of the locations are clustered together in a way that allows you to see many projects in one area. Take it slow and plan your night around one zone in particular, or pick up a TTC Day Pass and take the TTC to visit all three Zones.

Just be sure to take some time to prepare a plan of attack. It’s impossible to see it all in one night!

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Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)

The TTC is the quick and convenient way to get around the city 24 hours a day. Here are some pointers to help you use the better way to get to and from all three event Zones.

TTC Day Pass

The TTC Day Pass allows a single customer or a family/group of customers (up to 6 people, maximum 2 adults and 4 children/youths, 19 years of age or under) to pay one low price for unlimited travel on all regular TTC services. For Scotiabank Nuit Blanche, the TTC Day Pass is valid from the start of service on Saturday, October 4, until 9 am on Sunday, October 5. Day Passes are available at all subway stations at a cost of $9.00.

Pick your Day Pass up today so that you’re ready to go on October 4!

Transportation Map

Use this transportation map to help you plan your evening, or pick up a map on site at any of the
Scotiabank Information Centres.

Extended Subway Hours of Operation

Once again the TTC is extending a portion of the subway system operation hours beyond 1:30 am! Especially for Scotiabank Nuit Blanche, the TTC will be providing subway service right through the night until 7 am: on the Yonge Line between St. George Station and Eglinton Station only; and on the Bloor-Danforth Line between Christie Station and Broadview Station only. Regular TTC fares apply.

Harbourfront Rapid Transit

From Union Station in Zone B hop on the 509 Harbourfront Streetcar Rapid Transit. This streetcar runs along Queens Quay to Exhibition Place and drops you off in the perfect spot to start exploring Zone C. Service will be extended on this route for the entire duration of the event. Regular TTC fares apply.

Blue Night Routes

The TTC's normal overnight services, called the "Blue Night" bus and streetcar lines, offer service every 30 minutes or better between 1:30 am to 5 am or later until regular Sunday morning service starts. Blue Night routes in and around the Scotiabank Nuit Blanche sites will provide more-frequent service. Blue Night transit stops are marked with reflective blue bands. Visit ttc.ca for a map of the Blue Night routes.

For the duration of the event, service will be extended on the King Street route to help you get across to Zone C and travel to the Distillery District in Zone B.

Normal Hours of Operation

All other subway system stations not mentioned above, rapid transit, streetcar and bus services run until approximately 1:30 am on Saturday nights. Sunday morning service for most buses and streetcars starts between 5 am and 9 am depending on the location. The whole network is up and running by 9 am on Sunday morning.

Call 416-393-INFO for route and schedule details or visit www.ttc.ca

Parking

If you’re driving in from out of town, park and ride to avoid city traffic. In Zone C park at Exhibition Place (subject to availability, regular rates apply, must arrive prior to 11pm). From there you can walk to Zone C, or ride the Harbourfront Streetcar Rapid Transit to Union Station where you can easily get to Zone B or A.

Look for Green P pay parking locations where you can access any of the all-night subway stations (on the Yonge Line between St. George Station and Eglinton Station only; and on the Bloor-Danforth Line between Christie Station and Broadview Station only.