Map & Directions
Underground parking is available at the MaRS Centre at a cost of $4 per half hour, to a maximum of $18. The MaRS Centre underground lot can be accessed via Elizabeth Street, just south of College Street on the west side of the road. Substantial additional parking is available at a host of parking garages and above ground lots within a two-block radius.
MaRS is easily accessible by major modes of transportation, with direct access to public transit.
BY TTC
SubwayMaRS is located just steps east of the Queen's Park subway station at the corner of College and University Avenue with connecting service to Go Trains at Union Station.
Street Car
The College Street streetcar stops at the corner of Elizabeth St & College Street at the north-east corner of the MaRS Centre.
BY CHARTER BUS
The main Toronto Bus Terminal is located a short five minute walk away south of the MaRS Centre on Elizabeth Street.BY CAR
From Lester B. Pearson International Airport1. Start going toward the AIRPORT EXIT on TERMINAL ACCESS ROAD - go 0.3 km
2. Continue on AEROQUAY CRES - go 0.3 km
3. Take left ramp onto ON-409 - go 5.8 km
4. ON-409 becomes MACDONALD-CARTIER FWY - go 0.3 km
5. MACDONALD-CARTIER FWY becomes ON-401 - go 8.5 km
6. Take ramp onto WILLIAM R ALLEN RD - go 4.0 km
7. Take left ramp toward EGLINTON AVE W - go < 0.1 km
8. Turn left on EGLINTON AVE W - go 1.0 km
9. Turn right on BATHURST ST - go 5.1 km
10. Turn left on COLLEGE ST - go 1.6 km
11. Arrive at 101 COLLEGE ST, TORONTO
FROM UNION STATION, TORONTO
1. Start on UNIVERSITY AVE (at FRONT ST W & UNIVERSITY AVE in TORONTO) going toward HEENAN PL (northward) - go 1.1 mi2. Turn right on COLLEGE ST - go 0.1 mi
3. Arrive at 101 COLLEGE ST, TORONTO
PARKING
Monday to Friday5am-5pm
$4 per 30 mins
$15 daily max (to 5am)
5pm-5am
$4 per 30 mins
$8 evening max
Saturday, Sunday, Holidays
5am-5pm
$4 per 30 mins
$8 daily max (to 5am)
5pm-5am
$4 per 30 mins
$8 evening max
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