Ways to get to the CNE as it returns following a 2-year hiatus
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The CNE is finally returning to Toronto. Here's a look at the many different ways you can get to the iconic event, running from Aug. 19 to Sept. 5.
The CNE is finally returning on Friday following a two-year pandemic hiatus.
Global News has gathered information on the ways you can get to the iconic event, which runs from Aug. 19 to Sept. 5.
The CNE website says the easiest way to get to The Ex is by taking GO Transit.
“Get off at the Exhibition GO Station and you are here!” the website says.
Metrolinx says trains, buses, stations and parking lots will be busier than usual with the CNE back in town and is advising customers to give themselves extra time.
Customers can use a trip planning tool to plan their journey.
Metrolinx says for those heading to the CNE on a weekend, getting the GO Weekend Pass is the best option.
You can buy a $10 one-day pass or a $15-weekend pass that is valid for any additional holiday. The passes are only available online, however, and cannot be bought at a station or with a Presto card.
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