The long awaited Toronto York Spadina Subway extension is set to open one month from today, on December 17, after over a decade of planning and construction. Finally!

The public was treated to a sneak peek of three of the new stations last month and got a preview of the modern architectural layouts and various art installations that are a major component of the project.

The #TTC opened the doors to one its new subway stations 🚋 Here's a sneak peek of Pioneer Village Station 🚇 #videosTO

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Plans for the 8.6 km, six station extension began back in 2005 as part of a much longer project to improve the overall transit network across the city.

YRT/Viva routes to service three new terminals as part of #TTC #TYSSE #Line1Extension as of Dec. 17. Details: https://t.co/9npe1xkBF3 pic.twitter.com/iFiMG7GxES

— York Region Transit (@YRTViva) November 16, 2017

Extending the Spadina portion of Line 1 to the northwest, the line stretches from Sheppard West station (formally Downsview) to Vaughan Metropolitan Centre. In addition to promoting development in the area, it comes as a huge relief to many York University students.

Commuters can look forward to beautiful open concept designs marked with skylights, improved accessibility, and a sustainable features like green roofs. When the extension opens, it'll also extend the use of Automatic Train Control on the TTC.

There's lots to be excited about as the final days countdown. Let's just hope there aren't any last minute snags!