High Park Subway Station

Located at the main, northern entrance to Toronto’s largest park (High Park), the High Park station is another average stop on the TTC’s Bloor-​Danforth Line. Main entrance is north of the intersection of Bloor Street West and Park Avenue, but unless you live in the neighborhood or are visiting the park, the stop is bland in appearance and just serves its purpose as a way to access the city’s subway stop.

They have actual people you buy a day pass from, they are behind glass. Not like the SkyTrain at all.

Oh, High Park. A lifetime of my most precious Canadian memories linger in your smelly halls. Actually, it’s rarely ever smelly here (unlike Islington station, which usually reeks of cheesy nachos and rat pee.)
I give High Park Station one star for its charming name. One star for its quirky spare-​change collectors. And one star for its automatic doors, which seem to open like heaven’s gates at times when I’m holding three coffees or ten grocery bags.
Mr. Chairman of the TTC, if you ever stumble upon this review please consider the following advice: People who take the TTC to go to the actual park never know how to get there from the station because there are no obvious signs. These good families, cute couples and pre-​pubesent teenagers need proper signage. HOW ELSE WILL THEY FEED THE SQUIRRELS, DRINK ILLEGALLY AND FORNICATE IN BUSHES?!

Pretty standard subway station. Nothing really stand out from the others other than this one is located next to a nice park.