Parking Information

22 Fort York Blvd

22 Fort York - Lot #548

Fort York – Lot #548 offers convenient underground parking in downtown Toronto’s CityPlace neighbourhood, just minutes from the waterfront. The facility is close to the Fort York National Historic Site, the CN Tower, Rogers Centre, Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada, Canoe Landing Park, and HTO Park.

Customers can enjoy nearby restaurants, bars, hotels, entertainment venues, and transit connections. During the major soccer tournament coming to Toronto in 2026, the lot is also a convenient downtown option for visitors who want to park near CityPlace and continue toward BMO Field by transit.

Parking entry and exit are located on Fort York Blvd & Telegram Mews. 

LOT DETAILS

Address

22 Fort York Blvd, Toronto, ON M5V 0E6

Parking Entrance

Fort York Blvd And Telegram Mews

Parking Exit

Fort York Blvd And Telegram Mews

Type

Underground parking

Spaces

103

Amenities

Covered parking

Main Office Phone

DAILY RATES

half hour

$4.00 each 30 minutes or less

early bird

$13.00 (5am–9am)

daily

$15.00 max (9am–5pm)

evening

$15.00 max (5pm–6am)

day event

$25.00 flat (9am–9pm)

evening event

$25.00 flat (3pm–3am)

24 hour event

$35.00 (5am–5pm)

Event rates may apply. Please check the meter.

LOT DETAILS

Address

22 Fort York Blvd, Toronto, ON M5V 0E6

Parking Entrance

Fort York Blvd And Telegram Mews

Parking Exit

Fort York Blvd And Telegram Mews

Type

Underground parking

Amenities

Covered Parking

Spaces

103

Main Office Phone

DAILY RATES

half hour

$4.00 each 30 minutes or less

early bird

$13.00 (5am–9am)

daily

$15.00 max (9am–5pm)

evening

$15.00 max (5pm–6am)

day event

$25.00 flat (9am–9pm)

evening event

$25.00 flat (3pm–3am)

24 hour event

$35.00 (5am–5pm)

Event rates may apply. Please check the meter.

Monthly Parking & Fees

MONTHLY RATES

Promotional Monthly Parking

$150.00*

Unreserved 24/7

$287.50*

NOTES

  • Rates and fees are subject to change and applicable taxes.
  • In case of discrepancy, posted lot rates prevail.
  • Lot is accessible 24/7

MONTHLY RATES

Promotional Monthly Parking

$150.00*

Unreserved 24/7

$287.50*

NOTES

  • Rates and fees are subject to change and applicable taxes.
  • In case of discrepancy, posted lot rates prevail.
  • Lot is accessible 24/7

Monthly Parking

Monthly parking is available at this location. Reserve a spot now at 22 Fort York Blvd – Lot #548

Payment Methods

Scan to pay

Scan the garage QR code for quick payment. You can extend your parking by clicking the link in your confirmation email.

HangTag app

Download the HangTag app from Google Play or the Apple App Store for easy parking payment and parking session management.

Pay station / Meter payment

Use nearby meters to pay with MasterCard, American Express, or Visa.

Nearby

Hunters Landing · Hes Lounge · The Morning After · Flora Lounge · The Well · Loose Moose · Canoe Landing Park · Fort York National Historic Site · Billy Bishop Toronto Airport

LOCAL ATTRACTIONS

Step back in time at Fort York, Toronto’s historic landmark and the birthplace of the city. This national historic site features preserved War of 1812 buildings, exhibits, and immersive experiences that bring Toronto’s early history to life — and it’s right on your doorstep.

A beautiful waterfront green space just steps away, Canoe Landing Park features open lawns, public art, a splash pad, and scenic views — a favourite gathering spot for the CityPlace community.

Toronto’s most iconic landmark, CN Tower offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city from its observation decks. Visitors can enjoy the glass floor, EdgeWalk, and a revolving restaurant high above the skyline.

A major entertainment venue in downtown Toronto, Rogers Centre is known for its retractable roof and as the home of the Toronto Blue Jays. It hosts sporting events, concerts, and large-scale shows year-round.

A must-see attraction featuring thousands of marine animals from around the world. On Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada you can explore immersive exhibits, including a moving underwater tunnel where sharks and sea life swim overhead.

An urban beach on Toronto’s waterfront featuring sandy areas, Muskoka chairs, and scenic views of Lake Ontario — HTO Park offers a relaxing spot for visitors looking to unwind in the heart of the city.

Discover Toronto’s railway history at the Toronto Railway Museum, located in the historic Roundhouse Park. The museum features restored trains, interactive exhibits, and educational displays showcasing the role of rail in shaping the city.

LOCAL RESTAURANTS AND BARS

The Well is one of Toronto’s newest dining destinations, featuring a curated collection of restaurants, cafés, and bars offering globally inspired cuisine and vibrant urban atmosphere.

Flora Lounge is a stylish, nature-inspired cocktail bar located nearby on Wellington Street, offering sustainable, locally sourced dishes and expertly crafted drinks in a relaxed, upscale setting.

Located in nearby CityPlace, Hunters Landing is a lively restaurant and bar offering contemporary Canadian cuisine, brunch, and one of the largest outdoor patios in the area.

The Morning After is a popular brunch spot known for its creative breakfast dishes, cocktails, and vibrant atmosphere—perfect for a casual daytime dining experience.

Hes Lounge is a casual local bar and lounge near CityPlace, offering drinks, light bites, and a relaxed social atmosphere ideal for evening hangouts.

The Loose Moose is a well-known downtown sports bar featuring a wide selection of beers on tap, hearty comfort food, and a lively atmosphere perfect for groups, games, or casual dining.

2026 Soccer Tournament Visitor Information

Events taking place across Toronto during the major soccer tournament coming to the city in 2026.

A guided culinary tour through Kensington Market that showcases global street food inspired by soccer nations. Guests can explore Toronto’s multicultural food scene while learning how different cultures celebrate the game. View event details.

The city’s main fan hub located at Fort York and The Bentway, featuring live match broadcasts, music performances, food vendors, and cultural programming celebrating Toronto’s diversity. Admission is free (registration required). View event details.

A series of curated food hall experiences and tours highlighting international cuisine across Toronto, giving visitors a taste of the cultures represented in the tournament. View event details.

A celebration of global soccer culture through food, music, and performances, showcasing the diversity of teams and communities participating in the tournament. View event details.

A themed cultural event celebrating Bosnia and Herzegovina’s national team, featuring community gatherings, music, and fan engagement tied to tournament excitement. View event details.

A neighbourhood-wide soccer celebration with live freestyle performances, interactive fan experiences, and curated dining, shopping, and match-viewing opportunities throughout Yorkville. View event details.

A major downtown cultural festival at Nathan Phillips Square blending tournament viewing parties with live music, dance, and global cuisine from Latin American and Asian communities. View event details.

A multicultural celebration bringing together international cuisine, performances, and cultural showcases, reflecting the global spirit of the tournament. View event details.

A relaxed community-focused event featuring food, entertainment, and social activities, offering a more casual way for fans and visitors to connect during the tournament. View event details.

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