Take the TTC to FIFA World Cup 2026™

Visit Fan Festival Toronto to learn more about the events. 

Visit the TTC’s Trip Planner to plan your route the festival on the TTC.  

From Toronto Pearson Airport: 

The 900 Airport Express route provides all-day service between Toronto Pearson Airport and Kipling Station on Line 2 Bloor-Danforth. It costs the same to travel from the airport on the TTC as it does to travel around the city! 

The following routes also travel to and from the airport:

• 52A Lawrence West
• 300A Bloor-Danforth
• 332 Eglinton West
• 352 Lawrence West
• 952 Lawrence West

Visit the Toronto Pearson International Airport page for more information.

From Billy Bishop Airport Toronto Centre Airport: 

To Union Station: 

509 Harbourfront streetcars operate to Union Station. Walk along Eireann Quay from the mainland terminal to Bathurst Street, to the Bathurst and Queens Quay West stop. Take an eastbound streetcar to Union Station. 

To Bathurst Station: 

511 Bathurst streetcars operate to Bathurst Station. Walk along Eireann Quay from the mainland terminal, continue on Bathurst Street to Fleet Street, to the Fleet Street at Bathurst Street stop.  Take a northbound streetcar to Bathurst Station.   

TTC will have enhanced and expanded service for the FIFA World Cup 2026™ Toronto matches. 

View a PDF of the map.

Expanded service

There will be expanded service on:

• Line 1 (Yonge-University) 
• Line 2 (Bloor-Danforth)   

Subway service operates until approximately 1:30 a.m. Last trains will be extended if matches or celebrations run later than expected, on select evenings during the tournament. 

The TTC’s Blue Night Network provides overnight bus and streetcar service throughout the city, every 30 minutes or better. 

Enhanced service 

There will be enhanced service on the following bus and streetcar routes: 

Bus: 

• 29 Dufferin and 929 Dufferin Express from Dufferin Station on Line 2 to Dufferin Gate Loop. Buses on the 29 Dufferin route will also operate in dedicated transit lanes with increased enforcement to ensure buses can move seamlessly. 
• 63 Ossington extra buses will be operating, and service will be maintained into Liberty Village, unless Strachan Avenue is closed. Buses will operate in dedicated transit lanes, signal priority will also be implement to help keep TTC vehicles moving. 

Streetcar: 

• 504 King, 509 Harbourfront and 511 Bathurst streetcar routes will operate every five minutes, all day. Signal priority will be enhanced on the 509 Harbourfront and 510 Spadina routes, and streetcars along the 511 Bathurst route will operate in dedicated transit lanes with increased enforcement. There will also be increased enforcement along the 504 King Transit Priority Corridor focused on preventing cars and other vehicles from stopping, parking or turning left at high volume locations. 
• 505 Dundas route, there will be expanded no parking restrictions and no left-turns at high volume locations within the downtown core. 

The TTC will also introduce dedicated shuttles to supplement existing service on Toronto match days, providing additional support during peak event periods.

Taking the TTC to the games and events: 

• From Line 1 (Yonge-University) exit at Union Station and take the 509 Harbourfront streetcar to Fleet Hub (Fleet Street between Strachan Avenue and Fort York Boulevard).
• From Line 2 (Bloor-Danforth) exit at Bathurst Station and take the 511 Bathurst streetcar to Fleet Hub. You can also exit at Dufferin Station and take a 29 Dufferin or 929 Dufferin bus to Duffer Gate Loop. 
• 504 King:
  • Customers planning on taking a 504 King streetcar can access one from the following stations: 
    • Line 1 (Yonge-University) - St Andrew and King stations (along King Street)
    • Line 2 (Bloor-Danforth) - Dundas West and Broadview stations (inside the station) 
• 504 King customers can exit at King Street West and Bathurst Street and transfer to a southbound 511 Bathurst streetcar to Fleet Hub. 

Use the Trip Planner to plan your trip, or download a transit app from the Apple App or Google Play stores. You can also call 416-393-4636 and speak to a customer service representative who would be happy to help plan a trip. 

On demand Wheel-Trans service will be available throughout the tournament. Trips can be prebooked up to seven days in advance.

Visitors to Toronto with access to a specialized transit service in their home province, territory or country can access the TTC Wheel-Trans Service for up to 30 days without having to apply to Wheel-Trans. Learn more on the Visitors to Toronto page.

Please note: Finalized service schedules for match days and non-match days will be posted closer to the start of the tournament. 

Quick tips:

• Credit/debit cards are the fastest way to pay. However, each person over the age of 12 will be required to tap a separate card to pay a fare.
• A PRESTO card can be loaded to a mobile device for free, or a physical card can be purchased for $4 from a Fare Vending Machine at a subway station. The cards can be loaded with money for pay-as-you-go travel.

Note: PRESTO cards need to be set to deduct a youth or senior fare. This can be done at Shoppers Drug Mart locations, or other PRESTO Customer Service Outlet. Government issued ID required.

Your tapped PRESTO, debit or credit card, or mobile device is your Proof-of-Payment. Be prepared to show it at any point in your journey. 

For more information about fares visit the Fares and Passes section.  

Download the SafeTTC app for free from the Apple App or Google Play stores and use it to report an incident, or Dial 911 on a cell phone at any time.

For help at a station or on a vehicle, do the following:

At a station:

• Speak to the station Collector, Customer Service Agent or a TTC employee.

• Use the Passenger Assistance Intercom at the entrance or at the Designated Waiting Area on the platform.

On a bus/streetcar:

• Speak to the Operator on a bus.

• Push the intercom to speak the Operator on a streetcar.

On a subway:

• In the event of a medical emergency that requires police, fire or ambulance, push the yellow strip above the window on a subway train. The train will travel into the station and an Operator will come to assist.

TTC staff, including Special Constables, will be available throughout the system and in key locations in the downtown core to assist at any time.

Visit the Safety and Security section for more information.

• For trip planning or service information, call Customer Information at 416-393-4636
• To share feedback or ask a question about the TTC, call Customer Service at 416-393-3030.  

The TTC Lost Articles Office is located at Bay Station on Line 2. Call 416-393-4100 to enquire about a lost item.