Take the TTC to Rogers Stadium
This summer, some of the biggest names in music are coming to Rogers Stadium with 20 concerts planned at one of Toronto’s largest seasonal outdoor concert venues. The TTC is ready to help get you there and back with convenient subway connections, increased service, additional staff support, and a free ride home!
Getting to Rogers Stadium by Line 1 (Yonge-University), Line 5 Eglinton, or Line 6 Finch West
Rogers Stadium is located at 105 Carl Hall Road in North York. There are several ways to take the TTC to Rogers Stadium:
- Take Line 1 (Yonge-University) to Downsview Park Station (approximately 10-12 minutes from Rogers Stadium Gate 1)
- Take Line 1 to Sheppard West Station (approximately 10-12 minutes from Rogers Stadium Gate 2)
- Take Line 1 to Wilson Station (approximately 25 minutes from Rogers Stadium Gate 3)
The new Line 5 Eglinton and Line 6 Finch West also easily connect to Line 1. Simply take Line 5 to Cedarvale Station or Line 6 to Finch West Station and transfer to Line 1.
New for 2026: A newly created pedestrian pathway from Rogers Stadium (Gate 2) to Sheppard West makes it easy to get to and from Sheppard West Station.
For the full lineup of concert dates and start times, visit the Rogers Stadium website.
Accessibility and Free Shuttle Service
All TTC surface routes, stations, and LRT stops connecting to Rogers Stadium are fully accessible.
A free TTC shuttle service will run on a continuous loop between Wilson Station and Rogers Stadium on event days prior to, during and following each concert. Customers with accessibility needs will be prioritized for shuttle bus access.
Pick-up will be at the Upper Bus Platform on the southwest corner of Wilson Station. For more information, please visit the Rogers Stadium Accessibility Page.
Important Notes Before You Go
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Do NOT confuse Rogers Stadium with Rogers Centre
Rogers Stadium is not to be confused with Rogers Centre in downtown Toronto. Rogers Stadium is conveniently located between Downsview Park Station and Sheppard West Station at 105 Carl Hall Road in North York.
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Your concert ticket is your Proof-of-Payment for your free ride home
Show your ticket to TTC staff at Downsview Park, Sheppard West and Wilson stations on Line 1 which will allow free boarding after the concerts. Please be sure to use the main station entrances. DO NOT tap your PRESTO, credit or debit card at automatic entrances.
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Before you head out, check your route
Unforeseen delays and route diversions can happen at any time. Follow @TTCNotices on X, subscribe to MyTTC e-Services and check the Live Service Alerts on ttc.ca for up-to-date service information.
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Customer safety is a top priority
If you need help at any point in your journey, please speak to a TTC employee or use the SafeTTC app to discreetly report an issue directly to Transit Control. Customer safety is a top priority.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I pay my fare on the TTC?
Interac® Debit card or credit card is the fastest way to pay your fare on the TTC.
You can also load a mobile PRESTO card for free or buy a physical card for $4 at subway station vending machines, LRT stops on Line 5 Eglinton and Line 6 Finch West or from a PRESTO Customer Service Outlet such as Shoppers Drug Mart or Loblaws. PRESTO Tickets, single ride, two ride, and day pass tickets, are also available. Tickets can be purchased in advance and activated on first use.
Each person over the age of 12 must tap their own card or device.
Cash fares are also accepted on the TTC (exact fare only, no change provided). Coins or bills can be deposited in fare boxes at stations and on buses or fare vending machines on streetcars and LRT platforms.
Be sure to get a paper transfer from a fare vending machine, bus operator or transfer machine for Proof of Payment. Likewise, a tapped Interac® Debit or credit card, digital or physical PRESTO card or PRESTO Ticket is your Proof-of-Payment. Proof-of-payment must be carried at all times and shown on request.
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How do I get my free ride home on the TTC?
Your concert ticket is your Proof-of-Payment for your free ride home. Show your ticket to TTC staff at Downsview Park, Sheppard West and Wilson stations on Line 1, which will allow free boarding after the concerts. Please be sure to use the main station entrances.
Please DO NOT tap your PRESTO, credit or debit card at automatic entrances.
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Can I take the bus to Rogers Stadium?
The following TTC bus routes connect easily to Downsview Park:
Visit the Trip Planner to plan your route.
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Are there any TTC parking lots near Rogers Stadium?
The TTC is the fastest and most reliable way to get to and from Rogers Stadium with ease. For customers driving to connect to the TTC, paid commuter parking lots are available at Sheppard West, Pioneer Village, Highway 407, and Finch West stations.
Please note: No overnight parking is allowed at any lot between 2 a.m. and 5 a.m. every day.
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I’m flying into Toronto for the concert. How do I connect to the TTC?
Arriving at Toronto Pearson International Airport? The 900 Airport Express connects you easily to Line 1 via Kipling Station. View more options.
Arriving at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport? Take the 509 Harbourfront streetcar to Union Station or the 511 Bathurst streetcar to Bathurst Station.
Learn more about how to connect to the TTC from Toronto Pearson International Airport or Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.
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I need help planning my trip on the TTC.
Before you head out, check your route using the Trip Planner and allow for extra travel time. Need more planning support?
- Call TTC Customer Service at 416-393-3030 or connect on X at @ttchelps, from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., seven days a week (except statutory holidays.)
- Download a transit app to your mobile device to plan your journey and get real-time vehicle arrival information. Search for “TTC transit” on the Apple App Store and Google Play.
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I lost something on the TTC. What can I do?
The TTC Lost Articles Office is located at Bay Station on Line 2 (Bloor-Danforth) and is open Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. (closed on statutory holidays.) Call 416-393-4100 from Monday to Friday from noon to 5 p.m. to inquire about a lost item.