TORONTO PEARSON · 129 CITIES AND NEIGHBOURHOODS

Airport limo to Pearson,
city by city.

One fixed price for every city, town and Toronto neighbourhood we serve — a Sedan fare for up to four passengers and an SUV fare for up to seven, the same in either direction, agreed before you book. Open your city for the fare, the drive time, what the price covers and how the pickup works at Terminal 1 and Terminal 3.

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Toronto

Pearson sits on Toronto’s western edge, so most of the city is a single highway away: the 401 east for North York and Scarborough, the 427 and the Gardiner for downtown and the waterfront, the Allen or Black Creek for midtown. Your fare is fixed by neighbourhood before you book, so the 401 at five o’clock changes your arrival time, not your price.

Mississauga, Brampton & Halton

Mississauga wraps around the airport itself, Brampton sits directly north of it, and Oakville, Milton and Burlington run west along the lake and the 401. These are Pearson’s shortest runs and the ones we drive most: often twenty to thirty minutes, one fixed price, and a driver who knows which terminal door you will come out of.

Vaughan, Markham & York Region

York Region lies north and north-east of the airport — Vaughan and Woodbridge closest, then Richmond Hill, Markham and Thornhill along the 407, with Aurora, Newmarket and King further up the 400 and 404. Early flights are common from here; we plan the pickup around your flight, not the other way round.

Durham Region

Durham is the long way across the top of the city: Pickering and Ajax at about an hour, Whitby, Oshawa and Bowmanville beyond. The fixed fare matters most on runs like these, where a metered ride across the 401 can end anywhere. Ours is agreed before the car leaves the driveway.

Hamilton & Niagara

Hamilton, Burlington’s neighbours and the Niagara Peninsula sit south-west of the airport along the QEW. Niagara Falls and Niagara-on-the-Lake are popular one-way runs for visitors flying into Pearson, and for wine-country weekends; the fare is fixed for the whole car, so a family or group pays the same as a single traveller.

Waterloo, Guelph & Southwestern Ontario

Kitchener-Waterloo, Guelph and Cambridge are about an hour west on the 401, with London, Stratford and Woodstock beyond. Business travellers and university families use these runs most: one car, one driver, one price for the whole trip, and no change of vehicle at the airport.

Barrie, Simcoe & Cottage Country

Barrie, Orillia and Simcoe County are straight up Highway 400; Muskoka, Collingwood and Blue Mountain lie beyond. Cottage weekends and ski trips tend to travel heavy — the SUV fare covers up to seven passengers and six large bags, and we help load every one of them.

Kawarthas & Eastern Ontario

Peterborough and the Kawarthas, then Kingston, Belleville and on to Ottawa and Montréal: these are long, straightforward highway runs where a fixed fare, one driver and a car booked in advance take the uncertainty out of a very long day. Tell us your flight and we plan the departure time with you.

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Anywhere within
300 km of Pearson.

If your town is not here we still take the trip. Type the address in the planner and we quote it before you book, or email [email protected].

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