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Getting Here
Our theatres are easily reached by car, transit, and foot with a number of options for accessible parking.
The Princess of Wales Theatre – 300 King Street West
Royal Alexandra Theatre – 260 King Street West
The Princess of Wales and Royal Alexandra theatres are located just a block apart, along King Street West, in the heart of Toronto's Entertainment District. The theatres are one block west of Roy Thomson Hall and two blocks north of the Rogers Centre, the CN Tower and the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.
How To Get Here
BY CAR: If you are arriving by car from out of town, the Princess of Wales and the Royal Alexandra are just north of the Gardiner Expressway (the QEW, to and from Hamilton, Niagara and Buffalo).
BY RAIL: Visitors arriving by VIA or GO Train can walk to the Princess of Wales and Royal Alexandra theatres from Union Station. It is just a ten-minute walk to reach the theatres; west along Front St. to Simcoe, and north on Simcoe to King or you can take the subway from Union Station (on the University line) one stop North to the St. Andrew Subway Station.
BY TRANSIT: Both theatres are located near St. Andrew station. Visit the TTC website to plan your visit.
Where to Park
MIRVISH PARKING (Princess of Wales Theatre, 300 King Street West): There are four levels of parking located beneath the theatre, with an entrance ramp off John Street. The maximum height clearance is 6 feet 5 and 3/4 inches. Accessible spaces, elevators and access ramps are available.
PARKING LOT HOURS: Hours of operation subject to change
Monday to Wednesday: 6AM to 2AM
Thursday & Friday: 6AM to 4AM
Saturday & Sunday: 9AM to 4AM
Saturday & Sunday: 9AM to 4AM
Parking attendant on duty during office hours.
Note: It is possible for the demand for parking to exceed our capacity. Accessible spaces are not available for advance reservation.
Thanks for parking!
MUNICIPAL LOTS: Search for “off-street parking” by location (Royal Alexandra Theatre, 260 King Street West).
STREET PARKING: Search for “on-street parking” overview by location (Royal Alexandra Theatre, 260 King Street West).
MOTOR COACH & BUS PARKING: Check the City of Toronto website to find out more about designated motor coach and bus loading areas. PICK UP / DROP OFF: Look for signage posted on King Street West between Simcoe Street and John Street, east and west of the Royal Alexandra Theatre main entrance (260 King Street West).
CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre - 244 Victoria Street
The CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre can be found at 263 Yonge Street, (just below Dundas Square, across the street from the Eaton Centre. The box office and main entrance are at the rear of the building, at 244 Victoria Street. Patrons who might have difficulty using stairs should come to the Victoria St. entrance, where there is an elevator to the orchestra level.
How To Get Here
BY CAR: If you are driving into Toronto via Highway 401 (the MacDonald-Cartier Freeway), the Gardiner Expressway is linked to the 401 to the east by the Don Valley Parkway (Highway 404) and to the west by Highway 427.
From the Don Valley Parkway, take the Richmond Street exit, travel west to Victoria Street, then north to the CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre.
From Highway 427, take the Gardiner Expressway to Jarvis Street, going north to Richmond, travel west to Victoria Street, then north on Victoria Street.
BY RAIL: Visitors arriving by VIA or GO Train can walk to the CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre from Union Station. Walk to Yonge St., one block east of Union. Then it is just a fifteen-minute walk up Yonge St. to reach the theatre. You can also catch the subway (Yonge line) at Union Station and ride to Dundas, three stops away.
BY TRANSIT: The CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre is just south of the Dundas Subway stop, on the Yonge Street line. It is also just a short walk north of the Queen stop. Visit the TTC website to plan your visit.
Where to Park
AREA PARKING: There is underground parking at the Green P municipal lot beneath Dundas Square (with garage entrance at Dundas and Victoria); at the Eaton Centre (with entrance off Yonge at Shuter, just southwest of the theatre); at St. Michael’s Hospital (with entrance off Victoria Street, just south of the theatre). There is a surface parking lot just across the street from the theatre (237 Victoria Street).
MUNICIPAL LOTS: Search for “off-street parking” by location (CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre, 244 Victoria Street).
STREET PARKING: Search for “on-street parking” overview by location (CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre, 244 Victoria Street).
MOTOR COACH & BUS PARKING: Check the City of Toronto website to find out more about designated motor coach and bus loading areas. PICK UP / DROP OFF: Look for signage posted on Victoria Street near the CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre main entrance (244 Victoria Street).
CAA Theatre
The CAA Theatre is located midway between the Yonge and Bloor to the North and Wellesley (to the south) subway stations.
How to Get Here
BY CAR: If you are driving into Toronto via Highway 401 (the MacDonald-Cartier Freeway), the Gardiner Expressway is linked to the 401 to the east by the Don Valley Parkway (Highway 404) and to the west by Highway 427.
From the Don Valley Parkway, take the Bloor Street exit, going east on Bloor to Jarvis Street, south on Jarvis to Charles St, west on Charles to Yonge Street.
From Highway 427, to the Gardiner Expressway to Jarvis Street, going north to Charles Street, west on Charles to Yonge Street.
BY RAIL: Visitors arriving by VIA or GO Train who enjoy walking should plan to arrive at the CAA Theatre in approximately 40 minutes. Or, catch the subway (Yonge line) at Union Station and ride to Wellesley station.
BY TRANSIT: Exit at Yonge and Bloor, or Wellesley subway stations. Visit the TTC website to plan your visit.
Where to Park
AREA PARKING: There is underground parking at the Green P municipal Charles/Hayden lot (garage access on both Charles Street East and Hayden Street), as well as a private lot at One Bloor East. A street-level Green P municipal lot is located at Gloucester Lane / Isabella Street.
MUNICIPAL LOTS: Search for “off-street parking” by location (CAA Theatre, 651 Yonge Street).
STREET PARKING: Search for “on-street parking” overview by location (CAA Theatre, 651 Yonge Street).
MOTOR COACH & BUS PARKING: Check the City of Toronto website to find out more about designated motor coach and bus loading areas.