Walking & Biking
Once you've had a look at each event zone map, you'll notice that many of the event locations are clustered together in a way that encourages exploration on foot. Take it slow and plan your night around one zone in particular, or pull on some comfortable shoes and walk the whole circuit to visit all three zones. Biking to Nuit Blanche is a great idea. Make sure you have a lamp and reflectors for safe night-time riding.
Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)
The TTC is the quick and convenient way to get around the city 24 hours a day. Here are some pointers to help you use the better way to explore Scotiabank Nuit Blanche:
- Subway system, buses, streetcars and Rapid Transit routes run until 1:30 am on Saturday nights.
- Blue Night Line bus and streetcar lines offer service every 30 minutes or better between 1:30 am to 5:00 am. Blue Night transit stops are marked with reflective blue bands. Visit
www.ttc.ca
for a complete map of all Blue Night Line routes.
- Sunday morning service: Blue Night service operates until 9 am, while subway/RT service begins at 9 am.
- The TTC Day Pass allows a single customer or a family/group of customers to pay one low price for unlimited travel on all regular TTC services from the start of service on Saturday until 5:30am on Sunday.
- Call 416-393-INFO for route and schedule details or visit
www.ttc.ca
.
For a unique transportation experience, hop on one of the artist-run Toronto Performance Transit System buses. One night only!
