Jane

One thing that bugs me about this station is the way the turnstiles are placed on entry. It creates unnecessary blocks and really hampers the experience during rush hour.

Good station but gets crowded with the bus terminal during rush hour.

my station i take often lol, theres 4 buses called the 35 and 195 go to york university area or in york and plus theres a comic book store close to the station and many great places to eat and this is another station where you need a transfer to get in

Lots of things to do around Jane subway station. This is from TTC website: Station Overview Address, 15 Jane Street Accessible, Yes Number of Levels, 3 Platform Type, Side AccessibleWheel Trans stop, at Bus Platform, shared with route #55 Warren Park Bus bay locations at this station (map) Station Accessibility Summary Accessible entrances, 2, Jane Street; and Bloor Street West Elevators, 3, Street to Concourse; Concourse to Eastbound Subway Platform; and Concourse to Westbound Subway Platform Entrances, 3 Accessibleindicates an accessible entrance. Accessible,Jane Street Entrance Nearest Intersection, Bloor Street West and Jane Street Location on Street, on the east side of Jane Street, 40 metres north of Bloor Street West Armadale Avenue Entrance Nearest Intersection, Bloor Street West and Armandale Avenue Location on Street, on the west side of Armandale Avenue, 38 metres north of Bloor Street West, then continue west along the Bus Platform for 33 metres Accessible,Bloor Street West Entrance Nearest Intersection, Bloor Street West and Jane Street Location on Street, on the north side of Bloor Street West, travel 53 metres east of Jane Street, then continue north on a covered walkway for 28 metres Station Levels, 3 Note, Starindicates a level where customers enter the station. Star,Street Entrances Elevator and stair access to Concourse Level Bus Platform, unpaid area Wheel Trans stop, at Bus Platform, shared with route #55 Warren Park Concourse/Collector Collector and turnstiles Elevator, escalator and stair access to Street Level Elevator and stair access to Subway Platform Level Subway Platforms Eastbound and westbound trains Elevator, escalator and stair access to Concourse Level Eastbound Elevator is located near the second car of the train Escalator is located near the fourth car of the train Stairs are located near the second car of the train The DWA is located near the fifth car of the train Westbound Elevator is located near the second car of the train Escalator is located near the third car of the train Stairs are located near the fifth car of the train The DWA is located near the fifth car of the train

Jane is Jane I suppose like regent Park nothing exciting to woe you like yorkdale..but it has its fair share.

This station is one of the worst in the city for trying to get on a bus. Nobody lines up, and everybody rushes the doors of the vehicle. I think the TTC should have someone out there during rush hour to organize lineups. It would save a lot of time helping people to get on the bus faster. Runnymede station is one of the best, and I'll often take that bus north to my destination.

Usually pretty good. Not the cleanest but it's an accessible station. You need a transfer to get on a bus.

Jane station is an interesting station that has a lot of character, the station building has multiple entrances from Bloor St. Itself to Jane St. And Armadale ave. All those entrances connect to the un paid bus terminal and easy access to the concourse by escalator, stairs or elevator for people who need it. The concourse isn't mindblowing, it's based on it's preceding stations. This is where you pay your fare and access the different exits. Each half is for east and west trains. And then you get to your train. This station is your usual station but when the unfunded Jane LRT is built, this station will become a useful transfer hub and alot more useful.