St George
2 km
This is one of the busiest stations on the subway network. It connects like 1 and lin...
Lansdowne
2 km
Pretty busy but there are 4 seats upstairs and 2 downstairs. On winter I'd suggest to...
Queen's Park
2 km
A lot is changing there right now. Parts of the already small platform is sectioned o...
Bay
2 km
Visited Lower Bay Station during Doors Open Toronto in 2024. The station was incredib...
St Patrick Station
3 km
Functional, old classic TTC subway in the heart of the University corridor. It wears ...
Bloor-Yonge
3 km
At least it’s not Union Subway station. One star for that.nnGot two lines on exchange...
College Station
3 km
Just a normal subway station. They are adding a eleclvator to make the station wheel ...
Dundas West
3 km
Good integration of subway, buses and streetcars. Convenient that you can place an or...
Osgoode
3 km
Osgoode Station is a quiet, well-kept stop located in the downtown core, serving as a...
Dundas Station
3 km
Terrible experiences here. Crazy people will try to follow you. Smells terrible. Can ...
St Andrew
3 km
There are four main entrances to this station from the street level. There are also s...
St Clair
3 km
TTC Line 1 or Yellow Line northbound station between Union Station to Finch Station.n...
Keele
3 km
This is a pretty solid station in the TTC system, I've used it for more than a pass b...
Sherbourne
3 km
There is a bunch of homeless people around this area and theres not even a map upstai...
King
4 km
Located in the financial district, King Station station has a lot of traffic from the...
Davisville
4 km
One of the few outdoor TTC subway stations. Its architecture is typical of line 1. Th...
Eglinton West
4 km
Soon-to-be big transit hub, now it’s more construction site and quite dangerous place...
Reviews
One of the TTC Subway Station on Line 2 used to called Green Line between East Bathurst station and West Ossington station.nBus service available outside of the station. Bus number 126 to St Clair West Station..nFront of the station, Christie Pits Park. Great Park for picnic.nStation located at Bloor Street & Christie Street. Downtown Korean Town is walking distances from station.. Small convenience store & no washroom facilities. Also, Station got bike parking bur no TTC bike repair service. Summer season station is little busy because of the Christie Pits Park. No wheelchair accessible in this station, but East station Bathurst and West station Ossington stations are wheelchair accessible facilities.nCurrently the station is under construction for an upgrade.
Christie Station serves the Koreatown and Christie Pits area with lots of foot traffic to this subway station.nnThere is at least one central set of stairs to exit the station but has one set of escalators heading up. This station has 1 main bus route Christie which runs northbound. It does not have any southbound stops. There is no bus bay or parking lot at this station. It is also not that accessible either.nnAs mentioned, popular areas to visit are Koreatown with many Korean restaurants, PAT supermarket, hair salons, and Christie Pits for a picnic/large park area to meet friends.
Christie TTC station is a green line stop that sits near Korea Town and Christie Pits Park. Korea Town is notable for its choice of eateries and a terrific Korean grocery store, while Christie Pits Park appears to be one of Toronto's more desirable parks. Accessibility is not always a feature of TTC's metro stations, and Christie TTC does not score a lot of points for accessibility when I was last there.
Old style of station similar to chester and greenwood and is not accesible. There's a nice big park that only MATTERS. Presto readers, duh. and has a station platform
Just talking about the station. Pretty bare bones station with no wheelchair accessibility or washroom, no Presto recharge machine and and the strangest 9/10th escalator on its mid-level you'll see what I mean by 9/10. It also lacks a snack station. On the plus, trains run regularly through here and it's fairly clean.