Changes are in place to GO Transit and UP Express services for the FIFA World Cup 2026 in Toronto to help keep commuters and soccer fans moving safely and quickly across the region.
Beginning Wednesday, June 10, GO train service on Lakeshore West and Lakeshore East will be increased to provide frequent 15-minute service throughout most of the day. Across the network, this will mean nearly 3,000 weekly GO trips available during the tournament.
Enhanced GO Transit and UP Express service for FIFA World Cup 2026 fans from June 10 to July 5.
Before and after Toronto match times, the Lakeshore West line will operate up to six trains per hour between Exhibition GO and Union Station. GO bus service to Niagara Falls will be increased during the tournament period, with additional weekday and weekend trips on Route 12 to support regional travel. Regular service on Route 12 returns on Monday, July 20.
Late‑night service will also be available on GO Transit and UP Express throughout the week, making it easier for customers to get home safely after evening matches and events.
- Lakeshore East trains departing Union Station as late as 12:50 a.m.
- Lakeshore West trains departing Union Station as late as 12:47 a.m.
- Last eastbound departure from Exhibition GO 12:36 a.m.
- Last westbound departure from Exhibition GO 12:55 a.m.
- UP Express trains departing Union Station as late as 1:45 a.m.
Regular service resumes Monday, July 6.
Riders can transfer for free with One Fare between GO Transit and most local agencies, including the TTC.
Customers travelling through Union Station can also use the official pedestrian route to reach the events. The scenic walk takes approximately 45 minutes to Toronto Stadium (at Exhibition Place) and about 30 minutes to FIFA Fan Festival™ Toronto, with wayfinding in place at Union Station and along the route. Fans can make their way to the official pedestrian route by exiting Union Station through the York Concourse (York Street exit). Walking south along the York St Teamway to Bremner Blvd and west along Bremner.
Remember to spread out along the platform to reduce crowding and to make boarding faster and safer. When exiting the train, or waiting on the platform, please stay behind the yellow line and do not cross the tracks.
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