Airport limo questions

You pay a single amount for the entire vehicle, one way, with Toronto Pearson at one end, agreed before pickup. From Union Station that means $82 in a sedan or $106 in an SUV. The Sprinter is $452 and the stretch limo $566.

It depends on the distance. Mississauga starts at $72 by sedan and Brampton is $77, while Oshawa is $129. All 173 towns we price are listed on our airport limo service areas page.

Starting at Pearson, a sedan runs $82 to Billy Bishop and $120 to Hamilton. It is $167 to Region of Waterloo and $452 to Buffalo Niagara. Each airport has its own page, linked from our airports overview.

Yes, $15 per seat. Give us each child's age and weight, and the right seat is fitted before pickup.

No, it is per vehicle. Four people sharing an SUV from downtown split a single $106 fare.

No. The amount is fixed when you book, so a jammed highway never adds to it.

No. A delay costs you nothing. We follow your flight number and send the car for the time you actually land.

Call 416-886-9711 or send the form on our contact page with the date, time, addresses and flight number. We reply with a single price, and the ride is booked once you confirm.

The date and time, the pickup and drop-off addresses, and your flight number. Add the number of travellers and suitcases, plus the vehicle you want. Mention car seats or ski bags too.

Yes, every hour of every day. A call at 3 AM reaches dispatch just like one at noon.

Yes. We collect from any address in the 173 towns we price and drive you to the airport. We also meet you after you land and take you home.

Yes. Pick sedan, SUV, Sprinter or stretch limo on the form, and we price that vehicle for you.

Yes. Every fare is one way. A return is booked as a second trip at the same price.

Yes. With a business account, staff book rides through the month and the company pays once, on a monthly invoice.

Outside arrivals, where pre-booked cars collect passengers. Pearson uses two terminals, so tell us which airline you fly. The Pearson airport limo page walks through it.

Two hours ahead works for most flights within Canada, and three hours for international ones. Passengers bound for the US go through American customs before boarding at Pearson, which adds time.

At 2 Eireann Quay, on the mainland next to the tunnel and ferry building. Cars may stop there only long enough to load bags. More on our Billy Bishop airport limo page.

It depends on the vehicle. Our MKZ sedan seats 3, the Suburban 6, the Escalade 7, the stretch limo 10 and the Sprinter 12. Expect fewer free seats when everyone brings a large suitcase. Bag space for each one is listed in our Toronto airport limo fleet.

The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. It seats 12 and has the cargo space for long sports gear.

Count people first, then suitcases. One to three travellers with a case each fit the Lincoln MKZ sedan. Four to six with big suitcases need the Suburban, and a party of seven takes the Escalade. Eight to twelve ride in the Sprinter, $452 between Pearson and Union Station.

Only small bags. The long cabin seats 10, so choose the Sprinter or an SUV when everyone has a full suitcase.

It depends on your town. Ajax, Whitby and Markham are nearer to Billy Bishop than to Pearson, and Burlington is nearest to Hamilton airport. Each city page lists the distance to all five.

Yes. From Toronto Pearson, a limo to Niagara Falls is $215 by sedan and $234 by SUV. The 12-seat Sprinter is $714, and no border crossing is needed.

The drive from downtown Toronto to Buffalo airport lasts roughly 2 hours 10 minutes in light traffic, 171 km in all. Add the border wait on top. From Pearson the drive is 168 km. Fares are on the Buffalo airport limo page.

Canadians show a passport or a NEXUS card at the land border, as the Government of Canada's US travel advice explains. Visitors from elsewhere should check the US rules for their own passport.

Yes, for groups, families with big bags, early flights and long drives. One flat fare covers everyone, door to door. For one person with a backpack near Union Station, the train costs less.

Yes. Limo Airport Toronto is licensed and insured.