Exhibition GO

The 6:25pm train arrived and was full with no space to get on. The train operator announced another train would arrive in 10min. Guess what? It arrived 30min later when the next train was scheduled for anyway.

The place is a good connecting point to all the places one can go to Oshawa and Hamilton easily from here using go train and this place has easy access to TTC street car 509 going to Union and 511 going to Bathurst station and has bus stop for bus number 29. Other than that this place is opposite to BMO field and nearby coca cola coliseum. This place doesn’t have any washroom but this place has AODA and has elevators as well.

Signage terrible with few staff. Very hard to navigate unless you know exactly where you are going and precisely how to read the little screens and find the correct platform. This is indicative of why I tend to avoid public transit unless absolutely necessary. I’d rather pay for gas and parking than be treated like a sardine.nnAnd I feel like reviewing this station, and Go in general, is a complete waste of time and energy. The management and employees clearly don’t care. They never reply and probably don’t even read reviews. Why would they bother? They just collecting a pay cheque, coming from the taxpayers, and they have virtually no competition or oversight from any organization that actually cares about customers.

This is a great station for traveling from Liberty Village to any direction in Toronto and GTA. Convenient access to Oakville, Etobicoke, Oshawa, and Hamilton by train, along with easy TTC tram access. The station provides comfortable waiting areas, signage, Presto card refill machines, and elevators. Very convenient!

This GO station gets very busy when there are any matches at BMO Field. They recently opened up a tunnel with direct access to Atlantic Avenue so that might help relieve the congestion for people heading to King Street West and people trying to board the train on the Westbound Platform after the matches are over. Unfortunately, the main bottleneck is still there. Maybe it's better with the new access tunnel. There is more construction here to the north as they are building the station for the Ontario Line that is set to open in 2030. It'll likely be ready in 2040.

Directions to Exhibition GO with public transportation

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