King

Located in the financial district, King Station station has a lot of traffic from the PATH and various office towers nearby. This location serves several buildings like the Canadian Pacific Building, Scotia Plaza, Commerce Court, Toronto-Dominion Centre and First Canadian Place. It can get really busy during rush hour with the number of people it serves.nnThere's a food court that you can access via the southbound subway entrance Commerce Court or access to the Scotia Plaza via the northbound entrance. There are lots of entrances and exits in which you may get lost in. When in doubt, head upstairs to the street level to reset your directions. It is also the closest station to several landmarks like St. Lawrence Market, Toronto Sculpture Garden and St. James Cathedral.

Easily accessible, and convenient. One of the many downtown stations on Line 1.

One of the rush hours busiest Toronto Transit Downtown Station between Queen and Union stations. They few entrance to get this subway underground Station. Got pestro vending machine for tickets fare. Machine are accepted Credit cards and Debit. Located Yonge and King. It's Toronto Financial District Area. King station on Downtown PATH way.

The station is good. But two of the staffs who were sitting at the desk were extremely rude. We are new to Canada and dont knw about the direction to tram and when we asked them about it, one lady was making faces and the other one was so angry as if we asked her money, and she shouted through the microphone. Felt extremely irritated at her behaviour. If you are not a people’s person why chose a job where you have to help people. Not a good place for these kind of people to work

Messy underconstruction . Stairs are small, people line up to exit or enter.nThis is a subway station of the 19 century that lacks signs, directions anf proper accessibility.

Directions to King with public transportation

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