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Getting there

To Woodbine without a car

Checked October 7, 2026

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The 37A from Islington Station is the bus that loops right through the racetrack, stopping at Woodbine Racetrack Loop (Main Entrance). Other routes, including the 927 and the 906, stop on Highway 27 at Queen's Plate Dr - Woodbine Centre.

Pick your starting point

From

Line 2, Islington Station

  1. TTC 37A from Islington Station
  2. Get off at Woodbine Racetrack Loop (Main Entrance)

All day, every day

From

Kipling Station (Line 2, Kipling GO, MiWay)

  1. TTC 927 Highway 27 Express from Kipling Station
  2. Stop: Queen's Plate Dr (West) at Rexdale Blvd North Side

Check TTC for service hours

From

Line 6, Humber College Station

  1. Covered walkway on President's Way to Humber College Bus Terminal
  2. TTC 37A to Woodbine Racetrack Loop (Main Entrance)

Line 6 open since December 7, 2025

From

Finch Station, overnight

  1. TTC 336 Finch West Blue Night
  2. To Woodbine Race Track

Overnight, seven days a week

From

Toronto Pearson

  1. Free resort airport shuttle: Terminal 1 Arrivals Post F3, or Terminal 3 Gate B column 13 or Gate G column 41
  2. Book at 437-428-6329

6 AM to 12 PM and 3 PM to 9 PM daily

By day

The 37A runs all day, every day from Islington Station on Line 2 Bloor-Danforth. It travels along Rexdale Blvd and Queen's Plate Drive, then loops through Woodbine Racetrack Loop in both directions. The stop you want is Woodbine Racetrack Loop (Main Entrance). Its other end is Humber College Bus Terminal, so you can ride it from that side too.

From Kipling Station, at the west end of Line 2, take the 927 Highway 27 Express. It runs via Highway 427 and Highway 27 toward Humber College. Get off on Highway 27 at Queen's Plate Dr - Woodbine Centre. Kipling Station also connects to Kipling GO Station and the MiWay bus terminal, which helps if you arrive by GO or MiWay.

Coming from the airport side, the 906 Airport-Humber College Express uses that same Highway 27 stop.

After dark

Overnight, the TTC runs the 336 Finch West Blue Night between Finch Station and Woodbine Race Track, seven days a week. That matters for a resort that never closes: the casino and the hotel are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Board it at Finch Station on the way out, or catch it back from the racetrack end when you leave. Holiday hours for the resort should be checked on its own site.

Line 6 and Humber College

Line 6 Finch West opened on December 7, 2025, running between Finch West Station and Humber College Station. It does not drop you straight onto the 37A. That bus serves Humber College Bus Terminal, not the station itself.

To connect, you transfer at the bus terminal or use the covered walkway on President's Way. From there, the 37A heads along Rexdale Boulevard to Woodbine Racetrack Loop (Main Entrance).

Woodbine GO, still being built

Woodbine GO Station is under construction on Highway 27, on the Kitchener Line. Platform work started in August 2026, and Metrolinx announced the start of major construction in September 2026. No opening date is published.

When it opens, it will connect to the Kitchener Line, UP Express and local transit, with a planned bus loop. It will also replace Etobicoke North GO Station. Until then, a GO rider can change at Kipling GO Station for Kipling Station and the 927.

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