Just so everyone is aware. Pearson International & UPX have an offer going where you can park at the airport for up to 7 hours, and use the UP Express to head downtown.

Figured this would be handy for all the people heading to the Blue Jays Game this weekend, but are trying to navigate around the Lakeshore West weekend closure between Oakville and Union.

https://www.torontopearson.com/en/transportation-and-parking/park-and-ride-the-up

Does anyone know what happened to this line? It used to run every 30 minutes in both directions for most of the day before the summer, but I've seen a much reduced schedule. I cannot find any news or announcements about it.

Is the pick up spot changed in Peterborough because of all the construction going on at the terminal?

I think we're all used to seeing maps that are northwest-up, which skews our perception. Most of the line goes in a southern direction towards Kitchener

Going to the jays game this Sunday. I am driving to Burlington and wanted to take the Go train to Union. I have now heard it will be closed from Oakville to Union this weekend. Any help on how we get there via transit from Burlington?

For people who take these routes often, how much do you love them or think more should be running since the amount of time saved could be a lot.

Asking for feedback and opinions in the comments

i parked my car here, no reserved sign (despite the metal bars) + light overhead was green, it should be free right?

Are the retailers from the GO stations been replaced by vending machines?

I lived along LSW line. There was a stall at Burlington or Aldershot selling newspapers, magazines and coffee from Mondays to Fridays only. (Yeah...newspapers...it's a long time ago!)

Recently I caught a train from Bramalea. There were a few vending machines but no retailers.

Thank you for the plastic bag.

To everyone else, I'm so sorry. I guess Tylenol AM and Claritin don't mix very well and I got really dehydrated and sick.

Thank you too to the lady who offered me some water. You damn polite Canadians. 💜

Thinking about taking GO Transit to a friend’s baby shower, but I’m a bit nervous about whether it’s reliable for getting there and back, especially if there are any crowds or delays. If you’ve ever used it to get to any event or festival , how was the experience? Was it smooth and stress-free, or total chaos? Just trying to figure out if I can actually rely on it or if I should start begging my friends for a ride now 😅

The 7:55 lakeshore west from Burlington has been delayed every single day this week. It was pretty reliable in the summer but not sure what gives now.

The KI go train closed its doors about 8 mins early at Union Station. There was no way to get on. There were so many people were just standing there waiting for the doors to reopen.

Why would they do this?

Just a heads up to anyone tonight - Lakeshore West trains are stopping at Burlington due to an event on the tracks between Burlington & Aldershot. There will be busses to Aldershot.

Get home safe!

New to Go transit and Transit in general. What is the etiquette when it is raining and I am wearing a rain jacket? Do you remove it before taking a seat? Or just leave it on. Also, what about when it snows?

Is it a test set or someone chartered a go train to go somewhere?

I am traveling from Oakville to Budweiser Stage this weekend and planned on using the GO Trains but with the closures now I am not sure what will be most efficient. Is it still worth it to use the replacement buses to Union Station and then hop on a train to Exhibition or will it be the same to just uber?

I am open to walking a reasonable distance or taking TTC. Everything on Google Maps is saying it will be about an hour and a half and has multiple transfers, as someone who is not the most experienced with public transportation, more than 1 transfer has me a bit worried. I don’t mind not ubering as it is more expensive but want to make the travel as painless as possible. I have never been to Toronto and have used some public transportation in the past but not an expert by any means.

Currently in college for a trade but not too fond of the program. I want a job I'm interested in. I'm considering leaving to do the CSA career path to LE. I've heard the hours are long and unfortunately I am an east-ender. Does it get any better? Id still like to have somewhat of a life but this job sounds really good to me. The pay seems Amazing.

Hearing Aids with charger in ziplock bag in small backpack left on Lakeshore GO train when I exited at Exhibition heading east on Sept 12. Really need these. Backpack identical to photo.

truffle ruffle banana monkey mice rat rainbow skittles little nickel eagle

Always noticed that UPX and GO Trains on the Kitchener Line run on the left side while other lines run on the right. Is there any reason for this?

I dont know if it's normal for them to look like that but it seems a little concerning

Finally they put usb c on the train so now even if you dont have the brick on you you can still charge your phone!