St Patrick Station

Looking at the entrance you won’t know its a subway station.

Very good TTC collector I have met today.

They really need to finish whatever renovations they started. All the panels are missing in the subway tunnel and it looks terrible. Otherwise it's in a great location.

Not so good when being violated in this matter at this subway point

Great location in downtown Toronto. Very robust and sophisticated neighbourhood. From ttc website:Station OverviewAddress, 449 University AvenueAccessibleWheel-Trans stop, address 480 University Avenue, on street at the Northwest cornerAccessible, YesNumber of Levels, 3Number of elevators, 2Platform Type, CentreEntrances, 4Accessibleindicates an accessible entrance.Accessible,480 University Avenue Entrance (Northwest corner)Nearest Intersection, University Avenue and Dundas Street WestLocation on Street, on the west side of University Avenue, 22 metres north of Dundas Street WestElevator and stair access to Concourse LevelNon - TTC elevatorUniversity & Dundas West Entrance, Northeast cornerNearest Intersection, University Avenue and Dundas Street WestLocation on Street, on the east side of University Avenue, 7 metres north of Dundas Street WestThis entrance is a sidewalk staircase leading to Concourse LevelUniversity & Dundas West Entrance, Southeast cornerNearest Intersection, University Avenue and Dundas Street WestLocation on Street, on the east side of University Avenue, 15 metres south of Dundas Street WestThis entrance is a sidewalk staircase leading to Concourse Level438 University Avenue EntranceNearest Intersection, University Avenue and Dundas Street WestLocation on Street, on the west side of University Avenue, 41 metres south of Dundas Street WestStair access to Concourse LevelUp escalator from Concourse Level to Street LevelStation Levels, 3Note, Starindicates a level where customers enter the station.Star, 1,StreetEntrancesStair access to Concourse LevelTransfer to Streetcar and Bus service at stops on streetAccessible,Wheel Trans stop, on street at the 480 University Avenue Entrance, Northwest corner2, Concourse/Collector• Collector and fare gates• Elevator, escalator and stair access to Street Level• Elevator, escalator and stair access to Subway Platform Level (note: no down escalator weekdays from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m.)3, Subway Platform• Northbound and southbound trains• Elevator, escalator and stair access to Concourse LevelNorthboundElevator is located near the third car of the trainEscalator is located near the third car of the trainStairs are located near the first and third cars of the trainThe DWA is located near the fifth car of the trainSouthboundElevator is located near the fourth car of the trainEscalator is located near the fourth car of the trainStairs are located near the fourth and sixth cars of the trainThe DWA is located near the fifth car of the train

This station is very cool and is very close to the art Gallery. It looks like a true subway station with that cool looking tunnel. It is now accessible but use Osgood or queen if you want a streetcar and you are accessible. It runs by buses on the 505 very long station

They have sorted out most of the issues with their Presto machines and have reached a point of functionality in the station. There has been an investment in station upgrades, which are still going on.TTC staff seem to be on the same page now with the rules regarding Presto vs. tokens - a welcome change!

Old TTC station under construction. Neat to see the old framing of the station.

See the tunnel? Beautiful, and the closest subway station to Arts Gallery of Ontario.

St Patrick is a subway station on the University Line. Interestingly subway stations on the University line have quaint names like St Andrew, St Patrick, Queen's Park etc. This is different from subway stations on the Yonge line which are named after the thoroughfares they lie on such as Eglinton, Finch, St Claire, Bloor-Yonge.St Patrick subway is near the intersection of Dundas Street W and University Avenue.You will find Dundas Street mentioned below the sign St Patrick on the St Patrick subway