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416 TRAFFIC/CALENDAR/SAT · MAY · 2 · 2026
Sat · May · 2 · 2026HEAVY

Heavy traffic

Stars On Ice 2026 and YUNGBLUD: IDOLS are happening across Scotiabank Arena and Coca-Cola Coliseum. Arrival pressure likely builds 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM.
★ LAST CHECKED · JUL 18, 4:58 P.M. ET

Intensity by hour

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★ Today’s status

Heavy
Events
Strong signal
Roads
Limited
Transit
None listed
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What’s happening on Sat, May 2

PLAN AHEAD

Stars On Ice 2026

7:00 PM · Other

Scotiabank Arena

PLAN AHEAD

YUNGBLUD: IDOLS - THE WORLD TOUR

8:00 PM · Concert

Coca-Cola Coliseum

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Public transit disruptions

Public transit closures

0 listed
No TTC, GO Transit, or UP Express closure is listed for this date.

Transit: No planned closures are listed for TTC, GO Transit, or UP Express in official transit-disruption data. Union and venue-adjacent stations may be busier after major events.

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Top trouble spots

★ Top Trouble Spots
Scotiabank Arena / Union StationBremner BoulevardBay Street near Scotiabank ArenaYork Street near UnionHarbour StreetLake Shore Boulevard east of YorkExhibition Place / Coca-Cola ColiseumManitoba Drive
Bay StreetHEAVY
Arena traffic and Union Station pickup activity concentrate here around games.
York StreetHEAVY
It sits between the Gardiner ramps, Scotiabank Arena, and Union Station.
Gardiner EB on-rampRAMP CLOSED
at Bayview Ave
Gardiner WB on-rampRAMP CLOSED
at Meadowvale Road
Highway 401CLOSED
MEADOWVALE ROAD and NEILSON ROAD

Drivers: Trips driving toward Scotiabank Arena / Union Station, Bremner Boulevard, Bay Street near Scotiabank Arena overlap the most listed activity near event start and exit times.

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Road closures and restrictions

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All Toronto restrictions, hour by hour

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