Royal York

Clean and decent station with two big flights of stairs from subway level to split level and the street level. You will get your steps in for sure! The interior of the station is complete and looks pretty clean. Not as busy as some of the downtown stations and has a good amount of bus routes that end at this station spread among the two main bus bays. Also, Wi-Fi is available at this station.

Had to be here for a shuttle transfer and it wasn’t terrible. It’s an older station and is consistent with all the others but is pretty small in comparison. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing as it uses space more efficiently.nnThe station was clean and was located right down town, not a bad station at all

Royal York: this station is named based off the intersecting street of Royal York road. This station isn't really that mind blowing. It has two exits for both ends of the subway train.nnThe concourse splits in to two for eastbound and westbound. The coloring is based on Castle Frank with it's maroon red text and beige tilling. It's currently under construction for elevators for easier access. Just your run of the mill station. Oh wait, old Mill is next.

The exit for buses is on the west end of the platform. There are escalators and stairs at that end of the platform. There’s a small waiting area for buses during construction so it can get busy during rush hour.

Station is well laid-out, no mazes. Easy parking, and nicely located by good restaurants. If anyone can't make it to High Park by car, Royal York is a convenient place to get there swiftly.

Directions to Royal York with public transportation

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