Accessibility varies by building, station entrance, route surface and temporary construction. Good planning starts with the exact journey, not a general accessibility label.
Transit
Check the TTC’s elevator and accessibility pages for the stations you need. A station may be accessible through only certain entrances.
Attractions
Review wheelchair routes, companion policies, sensory supports, seating, washrooms and service-animal rules on the attraction’s official site.
Hotels
Ask for precise room and bathroom measurements, bed height, door width and elevator details when those features matter.
Public realm
Construction, snow, curb cuts, streetcar platforms and cobblestone can affect movement. Build shorter routes and backup entrances.