Sorry - I always got confused with that section of PATH at the best of times and often ended up wandering around the lower sales floors of Hudson Bay. From what I could see though, it looks like you would have to go outside for that section when Hudson’s Bay is closed.

Open 24/7

yes. there are signs all over the place and maps every now and then. be aware that the maps are screwy and do not always have north at the top.

As you exit Union Station onto Front Street, cross the street to the RBC Bank building or the Royal York. Take the elevators downstairs and you will be on The Path. It's also possible to get to The Path from Union Station without going outside. Just head north.

The PATH does connect to the Toronto coach terminal as well as the Air Canada Center but once down there (in the PATH network) signage is not the best - there are basic maps near the main entrances from subway or parking garages, but better to figure your route in advance. Thank goodness not too cold or much snow now but PATH will still be a big help. Hope you have a nice time)) There is an online map (pdf): look for 1 toronto ca / static_files / economic_development.../PATH (sorry, TA does not allow HTML or links)

There are a number of entrances to the PATH as it covers a very large area. A map showing entrances can be obtained from the internet. I hope this helps. Travelexperience12

I am not sure as I did not see anyone with them there but I would guess that you would certainly be allowed to have assistance animals and since many buildings link to places with condos, those owners have to get somewhere. Try City of Toronto website to see if there is any info there.

Sure. You can take The Path to the Eaton Center. There's also the Hudson Bay Store, which is giagantic. You can easily spend a whole day in each of these places.

Best i could say is mostlynduring the day during the week when it is busy