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ok so this is my first time going to mcmaster from toronto by go train/bus, and i have no idea on how to get there.?? Anyone out there to show me the path?
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its urgent people...
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Are you closer to York University or Union Station?
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From Toronto Union, you can take the train towards Hamilton, get off at Aldershot or Burlington (depending if it's rush hour or not) then take the 15 (from Aldershot) or 15A. They'll usually announce on the PA system when you reach Burlington/Aldershot which GO buses are available at that stop.
That's the only route that I know of xD
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From the Union GO station, take the Hamilton Express bus (I believe it's #16... you can check on the schedule board) straight to Hamilton. It will drop you off at Main and Longwood (beside Columbia college, where the highway exits on Main St W.).
If you're closer to York University, take the #47 bus to Hamilton at the university bus loop (where York Lanes is) and it will drop you off right on campus.
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Originally Posted by SilverHawley
From Toronto Union, you can take the train towards Hamilton, get off at Aldershot or Burlington (depending if it's rush hour or not) then take the 15 (from Aldershot) or 15A. They'll usually announce on the PA system when you reach Burlington/Aldershot which GO buses are available at that stop.
That's the only route that I know of xD
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That is definitely the easiest route. Get to Union for the train that leaves at xx:43, and ride it until Aldershot. From there, follow the crowd of people to the bus area and take the 15 to McMaster. It only runs to Mac, not from.
EDIT: On Sundays, for clarification. Forgot to include that.
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That is definitely the easiest route. Get to Union for the train that leaves at xx:43, and ride it until Aldershot. From there, follow the crowd of people to the bus area and take the 15 to McMaster. It only runs to Mac, not from.
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Are you talking about the 15? Because the 15 goes from Mac as well. |
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Are you talking about the 15? Because the 15 goes from Mac as well.
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On Sundays, no; only the 18 from the GO Centre does.
http://www.gotransit.com/publicroot/...on =OKGO&new=
I thought I had included "on Sundays", but I guess I didn't.
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Ahh, okay.
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From Toronto Union, you can take the train towards Hamilton, get off at Aldershot or Burlington (depending if it's rush hour or not) then take the 15 (from Aldershot) or 15A. They'll usually announce on the PA system when you reach Burlington/Aldershot which GO buses are available at that stop.
That's the only route that I know of xD
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Do u pay again for the bus from aldershot? |
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Do u pay again for the bus from aldershot?
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No. At Union, you buy a ticket to McMaster. Then when you get to the bus, show the driver that same ticket.
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thank you so much people. btw i took the Hamilton QEW, which was quite nice.
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Take # 15 from Union Station. It goes back n forth , to mac to union stn..
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