What to know
- Fans attending Bruno Mars’ last two concerts this weekend will need to plan out for transit and road closures.
- There will be no GO Transit service on Downsview and Union Stations, as well as several stations along Lakeshore West.
- Line 2 will be closed between Jane and Ossington over the weekend for construction, with shuttle buses running to accommodate fans.
- Fans looking to access the stadium can take GO bus 30 or 47 to access Line 1.
- Drivers should note road closures on the DVP and Gardiner Expressway between 2 a.m. and 4 p.m. on Sunday.
Bruno Mars is closing on a series of incredible concerts at Toronto Rogers Stadium this weekend, but fans attending them should be mindful of ongoing transit closures. Same applies to those arriving in downtown Toronto to see A$AP Rocky and global Punjabi star Diljit Dosanjh.
Fans attending the artist’s first concerts in the city had to prepare for rainy weather and GO Transit closures.
While this forecast for Mars’ last concerts over this weekend promises to be fully sunny, those attending this time around will still need to plan for ongoing transit disruptions.
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No GO Transit service on Downsview and Union stations
GO Transit service remains impacted by closures due to construction for a GO Expansion taking place on Lakeshore West, as well as construction along the Barrie Line.
This weekend, there will be no service at Downsview Park GO or Union Station as part of the closures, which means that those travelling to Rogers Stadium will need to seek alternative routes.
Along Lakeshore West, there will be no service between Aldershot and Mimico stations, with replacement buses running from West Harbour Station to Bramalea Station.
Where is TTC Line 2 closed?
On top of GO Transit interruptions, there will also be no service between Jane and Ossington subway stations along Line 2, due to planned track work on Saturday and Sunday.
Dufferin, Lansdowne, High Park, and Runnymede stations will be fully closed, with other stations open for customers to connect to other routes or purchase PRESTO cards or fares.
Shuttle buses will run between Jane and Ossington to accommodate commuters. Regular service will resume on Monday.
What’s the best way to get to Rogers Stadium despite closures?
Even with the closures, transit still remains the best option to access the venue, according to Live Nation’s website.
Those attending Mars’ concerts at Rogers Stadium on May 30 and 31, should take GO bus 30 or 47 from Bramalea GO to access Highway 407 Bus Terminal, which will then connect them to TTC Line 1.
By taking TTC’s Line 1, concert goers can access Downview Park Station, which is 900 away from the gates, Sheppard West Station, also at the same distance, or Wilson Station, which is 1,800 metres from the gates.
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Will road closures impact downtown commute?
On top of transit closures, fans who are planning to drive to Rogers Stadium early or attend other events downtown might also have to plan for road closures.
Starting 2 a.m. on Sunday, several roads will be completely closed for the Bike For Brain Health 2026 event, including:
- The DVP between Lakeshore Blvd. and Highway 401.
- The Gardiner Expressway between South Kingsway and the DVP.
- Rees, Spadina, Jameson, and South Kingsway bridges.
All routes are expected to be reopened by 4 p.m., and more information about the closures will be available at the City of Toronto website.
