union station to scotiabank arena

[Lucky 24]

It's definitely possible to go through Union without cutting outside through Bay St, but it's not exactly a friendly route for newcomers, especially if you're coming from the Subway, as you have to go through the Go/Via part of the station to reach the other Southern end. Since you're taking the Go, it's a lot simpler, and there are tons of signs to point you in the right direction.

I miss the Bay Concourse though, hasn't been the same since it shut down for construction years ago now.

The new York st. concourse is great....I think they are opening the bay st. side in 2019.

When getting off the GO, I would recommend getting off the train on the west side of the station as this part is fully completed and the signage to the bank is pretty simple. In the lower concourse simply walk past the main ticketing booths for GO tickets and you will see a makeshift hallway that leads you to platforms 24-27 and you will see the signs for the arena. It eventually leads you to the area that connects the Telus building to the arena's main indoor entrance

[MikeMars]

This question is like you woke up in a chick's house after hooking up and you can't find the exit because you were drunk getting in.

Then this little kid comes to you and is like,"this way mister"

[Supermann98]

It's definitely possible to go through Union without cutting outside through Bay St, but it's not exactly a friendly route for newcomers, especially if you're coming from the Subway, as you have to go through the Go/Via part of the station to reach the other Southern end. Since you're taking the Go, it's a lot simpler, and there are tons of signs to point you in the right direction.

I miss the Bay Concourse though, hasn't been the same since it shut down for construction years ago now.

Agreed, you can go outside but if you want to get to Scotiabank strictly staying inside there’s like one (very small) path you have to find, because theres a large section of union that is under construction.

[And1Skip]

I always just exited union station (after parking at Brookfield Place) at Bay St, walk outside for 10 seconds and then into the covered go-train tunnel and then outside again for another 10 seconds into the main lobby area. Much simpler and not too cold.

Found this video of a way going through the Via route

Watch on YouTube

[CoachJReturns]

It's such an ugly path from Union to the ACC(I still call it that). They need to hurry up and finish construction already. It's part of a larger tourist area, so everything should make a good impression.