This year, the exhibitions are even closer together and walkable so you can see more in less time. To provide more space for pedestrians, some key road closures will be in place including Yonge Street between Front and Bloor streets.

Event road closure dates and times.

The TTC (Toronto Transit Commission) is the quick and convenient way to get around the city.

 All-night service
In addition to the regular all-night Blue Night Network service, the TTC is expanding all-night service to a portion of the subway.

• The Bloor-Danforth Subway will run all night from Keele to Woodbine
• The Yonge-University-Spadina Subway will run all night from St. Clair West to Eglinton.

 Park & Ride
Free all-night parking at TTC Commuter Parking Lots. Spadina Subway Shuttle Bus will run frequently from St. Clair West Station, stopping at commuter parking lots located at or near Eglinton West, Wilson and Downsview stations. For more information about TTC's all night bus network, visit www.ttc.ca.

Click on the TTC map to download

 Special All-Night Day Pass
Enjoy Scotiabank Nuit Blanche with this Special Event Day Pass. The Special Event TTC Day Pass allows a single customer or a family/group of customers (up to 6 people, maximum 2 adults and 4 children/youths, 19 years of age or under) to pay one low price for unlimited travel on all regular TTC service. For Scotiabank Nuit Blanche, the TTC Day Pass is valid from the start of service on Saturday, October 2 until 9 am on Sunday, October 3. Day Passes are available at all subway station Collector Booths starting September 20, at a cost of $10.

Call 416-393-INFO for route and schedule details or visit www.ttc.ca�

To ensure the safety of large audiences and to improve free-flowing access to the art, the City-produced exhibitions will be positioned close to the Yonge-University TTC subway line in 2010. New this year, Yonge Street will be entirely closed to car traffic from Bloor Street south to Front Street, providing safe and easy access to many projects for pedestrians.

Yonge Street will be closed between Front Street and Bloor Street to all vehicular traffic at 5pm Saturday, October 2 until 9am Sunday, October 3, 2010.

Major East-West routes will remain open at Yonge Street (including Wellington, King, Adelaide, Richmond, Dundas, College, and Wellesley. Queen Street will not be open).

Only local traffic will have access to smaller side streets connected to Yonge Street.

SPECIAL NOTE — EARLY CLOSURE: The section of Yonge Street between Queen Street and Richmond Street will be closed from Noon on October 2 to 9am on October 3, 2010.

Queen Street will be closed between Victoria Street and University Avenue to all vehicular traffic at 5pm on October 2 to 9am on October 3, 2021 (streetcars will be permitted to pass).

Bloor Street will be closed between Bedford Road and Yonge Street to all vehicular traffic at 5pm Saturday, October 2 until 9am Sunday, October 3, 2010. Local traffic to certain areas only.

Major north-south routes will remain open at Bloor Street (including Bay Street and Queens Park/Avenue Road)

Yorkville Avenue - local traffic only at Bay Street
Cumberland Street - local traffic only at Avenue Road (controlled access for tenants as required)
Cumberland Street - closed 70 m East of Avenue Rd to Bellair Street
Bellair Street - closed at Bloor Street West with local traffic only at Cumberland Street Southbound
St. Thomas Street - closed at Bloor Street West with local traffic only at Charles Street West.

Bay Street will be closed between Richmond Street West and Dundas Street West to all vehicular traffic at 5pm on October 2 to 9am on October 3, 2010.

Access will be maintained to The Marriott Hotel, the Toronto Eaton Centre loading dock, and Bell Trinity Square parking garage from Dundas Street West ONLY.