Science Centre Station

Great for young kids. Bigger kids and adults accompanying them might find it a little less engaging. Perhaps the fact they are under construction at the moment if out visit had something to do. Still would recommend specially if your young one is a science enthusiast.

Photo Dates:April 5th 2021May 11th 2021June 22nd 2021July 27th 2021August 31st 2021September 6th 2021October 26th 2021

The station was kinda cold, some people wearing yellow vests and white hardhats stared at me like I was crazy... anyways when a train pulled up it was full of reporters and they all stared me as well. I don't know why I was treated this way

45 minutes to park, at opening time.Booked a time slot a month out to have it fully open and over max capacity. Very poor atmosphere compared to different cities.Recommend a hard pass and a Discovery channel subscription.

Very good place for kids. It can fill up your whole day.Enjoyed the giant bugs section and the space section. The kids section is also awesome for kids 3-6

Great place for kids and youth. It can fill up your whole day.We enjoyed the Earth section and the Space section.

Simply how long? I even lost counting, four years or more I guess.

As always the kids had a great time. Was free the day we went and was very busy. Only disappointment was the gift shop wasn't open

I love the science center. It's an amazing learning place for kids of all ages. Come early so the kids can enjoy and browse all sections.There's lots of activities for kids. Hoping most of it is open during Covid too.Big lots of parking on site.There's a big Cafe inside so you can grab some food.I wish every city had a science center where kids can learn so much from. I wonder if there are any other nice ones around Southern Ontario.The staff is super friendly and they enjoy giving out all the info you need

A new transit hub at the Science Centre Station will connect the Ontario Line to the Eglinton Crosstown LRT and frequent local and express bus services from the north.The station is elevated, located at the northeast side of Don Mills Road. This positioning will allow for better integration with the future TTC bus terminal at this site and potential future extension of the Ontario Line to the north.Customers will be able to access both the Eglinton Crosstown and the Ontario Line from entrances at both the southwest and northeast corners of Don Mills & Eglinton. Underground passages will provide an alternative to crossing the intersection at street level.For customers transferring from the Ontario Line to the Eglinton Crosstown, escalators and elevators will provide accessible, indoor connections between the two lines as well as access to the bus terminal.The new Science Centre transit hub will connect people across the transit network with new opportunities for employment – an estimated 9,200 jobs will be within walking distance of the station by 2041. About 3,600 people will transfer between the Ontario Line and the Eglinton Crosstown LRT at the station during the busiest travel hour, with another 1,400 transfers to and from local buses.Tail tracks, north of the stations, will provide space for the storage of vehicles and protect for future expansion.