Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour is coming to Toronto this November 14-16 and 21-23 at the Rogers Centre. Shake off gridlock and parking woes by taking GO to get to the show. No matter which era you’re in, travelling to the show is swift when you take the GO Bus or Train to Union Station, then follow the signs to walk about 10 minutes to get to the Rogers Centre.

There will be special event service November 14-16 and 21-23 on the Lakeshore West and Lakeshore East lines to help get you to and from the Taylor Swift concerts safely. On the Milton line, we’ll have late-night special event trips to get you home after the concert. Service on Kitchener, Barrie and Stouffville lines will be adjusted.

There will also be special event service on some bus routes. Some bus trips will be modified to accommodate anticipated heavy traffic in downtown Toronto.

Check your schedule in advance and plan your trip ahead of time, or use Triplinx.ca to learn more about local transit options to connect to and from GO Transit. Take advantage of our online e-tickets for even more convenience.

Flying into Toronto to catch Taylor Swift’s concert? UP Express is your getaway train from Pearson Airport, connecting you from YYZ to downtown Toronto in only 25 minutes. With trains running every 15 minutes and Rogers Centre only being a few minutes walk from UP Union Station, travel stress-free knowing you won’t miss a single era. Buy your tickets now.

Wondering when the next bus will arrive?

You can text our Where’s My Bus service to get real-time information. Find out more at gotransit.com/wmb.

There is a GO bus network map now available! Explore our bus network here.

Getting around ‘Safe and Sound’ for showtime

We’re working hard to get you to the Taylor Swift concert and back home safe. Here’s what we’re doing for the concert:

• We’ll have wayfinding signage and extra staff at Union Station to guide you to the concert and back and additional staff at busy stations across the GO network.
• With large crowds expected, be aware of your surroundings, follow directions and monitor updates during your travels.
• We expect our buses and platforms to be busier than usual. Don’t be caught off guard by a bus. Keep alert in crowded areas and stay back on bus platforms.
• Safety is at your fingertips. Text ‘HELP’ to 77777 to communicate in real-time with a CPS dispatcher to report or request assistance in the event of an emergency or safety concern. Our customer protective services team will reply within 90 seconds and can assist by dispatching support or local police services.
• You can chat with us in over 100 languages, including Hindi, Punjabi, Traditional and Simplified Chinese, Tagalog, and Arabic. This option allows you to get help quickly and discreetly from anywhere within our network — on a bus, on a train, in a station, on a platform or at a bus loop.

We strive to make Union Station a safe space, let’s keep the following key safety tips in mind while travelling on GO:

• When waiting on a train platform, stand well behind the yellow line
• Don't stand in the No Standing Zones
• Don’t run in front or behind a bus
• The rules of the road also apply to our parking lots and property
• Report any harassment you witness
• Report unattended or suspicious packages

Learn more safety tips to ensure your commute is a safe one. 

Here’s how you can pay your fare when getting to and from the concerts.

• Plan ahead and take advantage of GO's convenient online e-tickets. Buy your online e-tickets here.
• You can also pay for your fare in person! Tap a PRESTO, credit or debit card on a PRESTO device and you’re on your way. Remember to tap off if you don’t have a default trip set to your card.
• Save with One Fare. One Fare applies when you pay your fare with a physical PRESTO card, PRESTO in Mobile Wallet, or with a contactless credit or debit card. It does not apply for cash fare or ticket products. You must use the same card throughout your entire trip.
• Remember, kids 12 and under GO free!

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Bringing a bike with you?

With so many people using GO to get to the Taylor Swift concerts, space is limited. Please consider leaving your bike at home. If you’re bringing a bicycle on a GO train during this time, use bike coaches if available or board at Designated Bicycle Zones. A maximum of two bikes can fit on a bike rack on each GO bus. Find out more about travelling with your bike on GO here.