
Museum Station
Easier Access
Construction at Museum Station Effective to end of 2025.

Rendering of the Museum Station Second Exit/Entrance, looking north towards the War Memorial.
Cross section image of station elevators
What we are doing and why
As part of the TTC’s commitment to safety and modernization, Museum Station (Line 1) will be getting a new second exit/entrance, and elevators to improve customer safety, accessibility and convenience by end of 2025*.
*subject to weather, unforeseen events
The Second Exit/Entrance will be constructed on the north end of Queen’s Park Circle. Elevator construction and structural rehabilitation will take place at the existing entrances to Museum Station on Queen’s Park.
Traffic, cyclist and pedestrian details
- Queen’s Park lane restrictions will be in effect between south of Bloor Street to the north end of Queen’s Park Circle.
- Minimum of one lane in each direction through the work zones will be maintained at all times.
- A cycling detour is being maintained around the construction work zones Pedestrian travel around the work zones will be maintained.
Noise, Vibration and Work hours
Noise, dust and vibration associated with construction can be expected with this work. Efforts will be made to keep levels to a minimum.
Majority of the work will take place between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m., Monday to Friday, and on Saturday after 9 a.m., with work after hours and on Sunday after 9 a.m. if required. As permitted, some overnight work will be required during the course of this project for safety and efficiency.
Overnight work is scheduled, as part of the plans to make Museum Station accessible. Noise associated with construction can be expected with this work, however crews will monitor levels and make efforts to keep them to a minimum.
What to expect
Construction trucks, equipment and site staff will be present in the general area.
Transit Service
Subway service at the station will be maintained throughout construction.
Project documents
Market conditions have changed since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic concerning the cost of work and the availability of materials which impacted work to make the station accessible. Project schedules have been reviewed and elevators are scheduled to be in service by the end of 2025.
Easier Access Program
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Program overview
TTC’s Easier Access Program will make all subway stations accessible to everyone, regardless of their level of mobility. Today, more than half of our stations are accessible to people with disabilities. Learn more about the complete schedule.
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Station Completion Schedule
TTC is making progress towards its goal of making all of its stations accessible as part of the Easier Access program.
Stations
Complete in
Donlands 2024 Castle Frank 2024 Glencairn 2024 College 2025 Lawrence 2025 Greenwood 2025 Christie 2025 Summerhill 2025 High Park 2025 Museum 2025 Rosedale 2025 Warden 2025 Spadina 2026 Old Mill 2026 King 2026 Islington 2026 All schedules are subject to change.
Contact us
If you are interested in receiving updates about this project, please email your contact information to the project's Community Liaison Officer.Please be sure to include your name, address (including city and postal code), phone number and email address. Also, please let us know how you prefer to be contacted – by email, regular mail or both.
Nick Chan
Senior Community Liaison Officer
Nick.Chan@ttc.ca
(416) 931 - 6754
Construction notices
For construction updates on this project, see the Construction Advisory page.Alternatively, email nick.chan@ttc.ca to be added to the mailing list.