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Toronto Subway
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Available free on iOS and Android
Every step of the way
Step-by-step guide means you’ll never get lost again
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Journey Planner
Toronto Subway will find the quickest way there.
Travel the Toronto Subway with confidence.
Take our clear, concise and fully interactive map and step-by-step guides and you’ve got an app that can take you from a coffee shop at Bathurst to the Hockey Game near Union Station without ever feeling lost. The journey planner takes the guess work out of finding a route, showing you where to change and how long it will take you to get there. Our Mapway transport app gives you all of the help you need when navigating the Toronto Subway, so download today for free!
Tap, tap, tap!
Pan and zoom your way across Toronto with ease using our simple, interactive maps. We’ll even show your route on the map.
Not just the Metro but Buses too
Sometimes the metro doesn’t get you to exactly where you want to go. Mapway will show you nearby bus stops plus departures for each stop so you can plan your onward journey.
– Did you know? –
The Toronto Subway opened on 30 March 1954, making it Canada’s first subway. Since then, it has grown from a single, 12-station line running 7.4 km beneath Yonge Street to a four-line system encompassing 75 stations over 76.9 km.
Step-By-Step Guides
There’s no need to go looking for maps on the train and in the stations – everything you need is available in one handy app. The journey planner contains step-by-step guides on a clean and fully interactive map. Highlighting the changes you’ll be using so you know exactly when to get off the train.
– Did you know? –
The mysterious geometrical symbols on station platforms have important purposes. The red circle helps the driver position the train properly in the station, while the green circle(s) are used by the crew member operating the doors as part of a ‘point and acknowledge’ system to prevent the doors opening before the train has stopped.
Train Times
No one likes getting to their stop and having to wait ages for the next metro train. Or even worse, arriving just as a train is pulling away. Each station in the Mapway app has detailed train times arranged by line and platform so that you know exactly when your train is due.
– Did You Know? –
Journeys on the subway, buses and streetcars can be paid using the TTC token which looks like a small coin and works out cheaper than paying in cash. However you have to buy 3 or more at a time.
– Travel Tip –
Single journeys cost the same amount regardless of length even if you are transferring from the subway to a streetcar. Pick up a paper transfer ticket on the way into the subway then show this to the bus or streetcar driver to avoid paying another fare.
Additional Features
Nearest Station
Don’t know which station is your nearest? Mapway will find the closest station to you and highlight it on the map.
Travel Guides
All cities included within the Mapway app come with a handy travel guide to help you navigate the city and get the most from your trip.
Official Maps
Should you prefer, the explore section of the app includes handy (although non-interactive) copies of official maps.
Fares Guide
New to Toronto? we’ve added a fares guide so you can better understand how to travel around the city.
Nearby Buses
From the station card you can easily find nearby bus stops and see what time the next departures are for each service.