Nothing interesting here, just a huge parking lot on both sides of the station. There are also an…read moreInternational Centre located very close by... possibly for events etc

There is an underground tunnel to International Centre. It is right behind the station and goes…read moreright to Centre in front of Hall 4. Getting out of the station by local transit is a nightmare. Look out for the tiny slim orange markings. There is a local transit map posted somewhere!!

I admit I'm surprised I'm giving Brampton Transit 4 stars, but the folks over in Brampton (The…read moreFlower City as it calls itself) seems like they know what they are doing. A lot of people commute using Brampton Transit and GO and while I've never tried this (since I live so close to a GO station) I've seen people use their GO tickets to get a free ride on the bus (now bet you GO commuters would LOVE for that to be implemented at the TTC too eh?!). That's a pretty sweet deal if you ask me. While the bus fleet is not as large as the TTC's they do a good job every time I've used it to stick to the schedules listed on the stops and the drivers, at least the few I've had to interact with in terms of asking questions are very friendly. Many a time do I see a bus have to hold off on a station because they are ahead of schedule! The individual ticket cost is roughly the same as the TTC but get this, you pay once and you get a transfer which enables you for unlimited travel in a 2 hour period! That's just amazing if you just want to take the bus to go buy groceries or something like that. In terms of comfort level it's the same type of buses as the TTC buses that have the 2 steps right after the exit door? Nothing super comfortable but it does it's job. They also have implemented a new bus system called "Züm" which I've never used, but the buses look hella cool and they advertise real time scheduling updates at stops as well the magical power to influence traffic lights to keep them running on schedule! Add all this to a pretty decent coverage area and you got yourself a pretty reliable, convenient and happy transit system!

I usually rely on the Zum 15A Bramalea South route, but unfortunately, my recent experience was…read morevery disappointing due to the driver's behavior. The driver was rude / unprofessional / impatient - choose based on your experience, and it made the ride uncomfortable. Public transit is supposed to be a safe and respectful space for everyone, and this kind of attitude really discourages passengers.i dont why you hired this suck a street guy for your job he even dosent no how to speak in english .. the driver is of 8:30 am 15A zum buss 28 july 2025 such a F**ng guy disgusting I hope Brampton Transit looks into this and ensures better training or supervision for their drivers. We deserve respectful and courteous service, especially when relying on public transportation.

I like my bus routes to the airport like I like my hookers...clean, quick and cheap*. The Rocket…read moremeets these requirements. For $3, you're roughly a 20 minute ride from Kipling Station and you get a free transfer to the subway, so that's not bad. And this time I didn't cry when the ride was over! What prevents this from getting more stars is NO LUGGAGE RACKS. It's the same issue with the buses in NYC that go to LaGuardia. How can you call yourself an airport bus when you don't have room for the big-ass bags people are carrying? The airport bus in Montreal had space for bags, just saying. When I rode it this week, going to the airport it stopped at Terminal 1 first and then Terminal 3 and then headed back to Kipling. My total commute time from Osgoode Station downtown to Terminal 3 was 1 hour and 10 minutes....longer than a cab for sure, but only $3 so I had a lot of extra beer money. Very easy to find at the airport and at the Kipling Station. ___________________________ * just a joke, I've never had to pay for it....yet. That said, I'm not getting any younger or better looking.

Minus one star for having to transfer from subway to bus - why can't we have a direct route if the…read moreairport is so far away from the downtown? Very reliable and quick, and soooo much cheaper than a taxi!

Great people to work with. Very competitive rates and on time pickup and delivery. They updated us…read moreon time from pickup till final delivery

We flew in on an international flight, took off around 5:45am and left the airport around 6:30am…read more The only downside was that the female washroom near the arrival area only had 2 stalls so I had to wait for quite a while. Other than that, everything went very smoothly. We completed our ArriveCAN before the flight, so we just needed to scan our Canadian passports / Canadian PR cards at immigration. There were no queues or issues at all. After that, we got our 2 checked in luggages within 5 minutes. It saved us so much time and I definitely think taking an earlier flight is a huge time saver.

Flew into here from Denver. First class on United. Started…read morewith the very long "walk of shame" to get to immigration. You get a paper receipt which you need to keep to exit baggage claim. The bathroom in baggage claim area is small. Then you go downstairs to catch your Uber ride. The return was very good and then not so much. The good is 2 minutes in security and USA entry. The not so good is the very long walk to our gate. The Air Canada lounge near gate F88 is pathetic.

Lakeshore is under maintainence this weekend (and Milton still doesn't travel into town in…read moreweekends) so we're grabbing a train into Toronto via Bramalea. Nice station, although a waiting room would be nice. And a washroom. The food truck is cute too.

This is pretty major GO station, so it has a large number of bus routes and it's own train line…read morealong with trains that go all the way to Georgetown/Mt Pleasant to the west and all trains/buses ending at Union to the East. There's a lot of parking spots available and you need to arrive very early (8am or earlier) in order to get a good spot. There's a second parking lot too that some people might not know about as it requires a further drive on Steeles and then a double back to the south side of the station. A very big negative for the station is the lack of a central board that indicates what buses leave from which of the bus stops and form which of the 4 platforms the train would arrive/depart (but since there's only one line, you're pretty safe just joining the crowd that's already on the platform). The bus stops have their own signs indicating their destinations, but this requires one to walk all the way to the stops to figure stuff out. And there is a small electronic board well above eyesight level under the big green "GO" sign indicating the train platform, but it's hard to see and does not help once you're actually in the station. Other than that, there's a small commuters cafe in the terminal that serves coffee and snacks (never used it though). You can get downtown either taking the bus/train all the way down to Union or taking the bus on the 401 to Yorkdale/York Mills. Keep in mind though, as the 401 bus frequently uses a stop outside the actual Bramalea GO station (stops at the south east corner of Bramalea and Steeles instead) Overall it's a good hub for travel to go downtown as service starts around 5am and goes on till 11 or 12 at night, with the last bus from downtown leaving Union at 1:30am to get here. As with most stations, AVOID rush hour! If you can spare it, take the 9:20 train down and aim to return on the 6:50 train back up. Both a far more pleasant ride than all the other times!

I'm a driver. A product of the suburbs. I covet the convenience of getting in my car whenever I…read morewant and getting where I need to go when I want to get there. So why am I reviewing a bus route... because I can AND because this one deserves praise. There's only been a few occasions in the last 7 months that I've NEEDED to take the bus but each time I've walked to Kipling this bus is like a good neighbour, a good friend, nay like Statefarm insurance - it's there! Even in weekends with reduced service it seems like 10 minutes is the longest I've ever had to wait. For those looking to access the lesser known beaches of south etobicoke from the city center a quick ride across the bloor line to the Kipling station and jumping on this bus will have you at the Humber campus where they begin, in no time. I also feel a lot safer knowing that my fiancée, a regular TTC rider, never needs to wait for her bus when she leaves early in the morning for work. I've clocked it and the express buss actually gets me to Kipling station faster than when I drive. All other bus routes take note. Oh and also.... no crazies in this route phew!

Don't believe in love at first boarding? Try the 45 Kipling, it's almost as if this bus is not part…read moreof the TTC's stable of lumbering monstrosities. It has been on time each time I've ridden (admittedly not very often, but still). The buses on this route don't bunch up, and the drivers are always pleasant. #29 Dufferin Bus, take note. The story of the 45 vs. the 29 is like the story of the two brothers in a large family: one is the golden boy while the other is the crazy fool, up to no good. Well done 45! Get yo shit together 29. I know this is a review of the 45, but I don't let go of any opportunity to berate the 29.#firstworldproblems

The Union Pearson Express (UP Express) Pearson Station is the train station at the Terminal 1 of…read morethe Toronto Pearson International Airport. They have a train from Toronto Pearson Airport all the way to Union Station in Downtown Toronto in 28 minutes. You can pay for tickets online, buy a ticket at the ticket vending machines at the stations, or tap to pay by using a physical or contactless Presto Card. The train coach is clean and spacious, and it has a secured place for luggages for the passengers to have a comfortable ride. A reliable and safe way to go from the airport to downtown Toronto and vice versa. Check it out!

A fast 25-minute train connects the Toronto Pearson Airport terminal 3 with the Toronto Union…read moreStation. There is a free monorail connecting terminals 1 and 3. If you took the subway, it would take 1 hour, but it is cheaper. The train runs every 15 mins, 7 days a week. I've taken this train for many years. The trains are on time, clean, air conditioned, comfortable seats, electrical outlets at each pair of seats, luggage racks, and free WiFi. Since the pandemic,  there are plexiglass barriers between each pair of seats. You have to tap on and tap off so it can calculate the distance.  There are 2 intermediate stops. You can use a credit card to pay (adults $12.35) or a Presto Card to pay (adults $9.25). Children 12 or younger are free. If a passenger qualifies for a disability, they would have a GO Disability sticker with their Presto Card. The disabled person pays their regular fare, but the accompanying person is free. There are wheelchair seats. There is free WiFi. The train is wheelchair accessible. There are n9 washrooms. There is paid parking at each train station. Review 2023-160