Highway 407

Clean and quiet bus terminal. The display boards are pretty self explanatory and guides you the platform.

I like this Station, it’s big and clean and not so crowded, it also has many connections including to Go Buses.

Highway 407 Subway Station Is Finally Open! Toronto, Ontario CanadaToday marks a very Special Day in Toronto, Ontario Canada!We have waited for many patient years to see and experience the six (6) new subway stations that lead from Sheppard West (Downsview) Subway Station up to the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre Station.They are Finally Open!Hurrah!The New Stations Include:Downsview ParkFinch WestYork UniversityPioneer VillageHighway 407and Vaughan Metropolitan CentreEarlier today, I spent a little over an hour going from station to station taking pictures and I made this little Youtube Video to show you one of the stations which in My Personal Opinion is going to be the Most Popular because it belongs to York University serving all of the students!Congratulations Toronto Transit Commission and Toronto for Finally Getting These Stations Off The Ground And Running!I want to personally Thank Park for helping ME take pictures today and making my Youtube Video as well back on Sunday, December 17, 2017.Sincerely yours,Howard Paul ShoreVisitorExecutive, Volunteer Writer For Google And Tripadvisor Websites/HPS

Its not easy to make up what bus goes where, also busses arrive with not in service sign but pick up people. Some drivers are very polite while others are 'I just started to work, i aint got a clue whats goinon' uuuhhm huuum -foxie brown attitude

Extremely spacious and well-designed. Only issue the commuter parking lot has been filled to capacity three times that I have been there any more parking spaces.

The far north subway station opened on December 17th 2017 is served by line one and provides connection to the local transit routes. Now north York has access to downtown via this station. Really nice architecture by the way.

Easily one of the best designed stations I've seen in Toronto. Lots of light pouring in makes the station feel less dreary than most. The station is also very open, you don't even feel like you're underground. There's connections in the station to Go busses and YRT busses which have thier own terminal building as well. Be sure to visit in the afternoon to see the sun beam down to the platforms below.

This is a great place there are a lot of buses that stop here and a lot of Go Buses like 40, 41, 47, 52, 56, and way more. But not only go buses stop at Hwy 407 Bus Terminal many other transit company's or think its just 4 but here are some YRT, TTC, GO, and Ontario Northland. But only TTC Line 1 is the only TTC Vehicle that stops there but if you need to get to Steeles Ave where more TTC Vehicles Stop at Take Bus 20 to Pionner Village station and at pionner Village Subway station walk thru the subway to the other end and get to Surfice level to get to the TTC buses. Or you can also take the subway to Finch Station and at the first stop witch is Pionner Village Subway Station exit and you can transfer to YRT and TTC buses at Pionner Village Station. If youre going to Finch from Hwy 407 Bus terminal or more north like Vaughan Metropolitan Center take the subway to Pionner Village Station and Take TTC bus 60 or 960 To Finch Station. Its way more faster then taking the subway but sry for going off topic but Hwy 407 Bus terminal is Great station. And if you read all the what to the end thank you so much :)

Bus & Subway terminal on Jane St & highway 407. There's plenty of parking. Facilities are new and we'll maintained. Attendants are very friendly. We usually take the subway here to go downtown it's usually not too busy at this station.

Beautiful station, very grande. Reminds me of an airport terminal with the long walks required to move about the station, dual layer entrance with passenger and bus drop off, and large amount of parking. The station is well lit, clean, and has bathrooms. There is ample parking, and if the lot is full the parking for Pioneer Village station is about 300m south of the entrance to 407 station on Jane St.