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    McMaster GO Station

    3.0 (1 review)

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    Pacific Western Transportation

    Pacific Western Transportation

    3.0(1 review)
    49.0 kmHanlan

    Okay, out-of-town visitors, this may be the most affordable option for transportation between the…read moreairport and downtown Toronto, if you PLAN AHEAD. Many of the guide-books (on-line and in print) will say that the most efficient method of getting into Toronto is by Taxi or Limo. Well, that is true. Yet, the least costly method will be to use Pacific Western's Airport Express. You can either pre-arrange your ride on-line or if you are at the airport: Terminal 1- AE Customer Service is located on the Arrivals Level Curbside Post C. Bus departs from Posts B and E. Terminal 3 - AE Customer Service is located on the Arrivals Level Curbside at Area # 25 The cost for 1 way ticket is $CAD 19.95 and round-trip is $CAD 32.95. This is compared to a cab/limo ride which can range from $CAD 45-55 ONE WAY! The downside to this service: 1) there are multiple stops, 2) these stops may or may not be close to your lodging so it may take some pre-planning or use of other public transport between lodging and the pick up/drop off location. and 3) you must really allow quite a bit of time to allow for downtown traffic and any traffic accidents, which may delay pick up and drop off times. This weekend, it took me 1 hour and 45 minutes to get from my pick up point to the airport. I had allotted only 2 hours and 15 minutes for travel, which was tight because of a traffic accident which had thrown all of the airport express buses off schedule. It almost caused me to miss my flight, as a result (flight from Toronto to USA) b/c I had to go through check-in of luggage and customs. Just to be safe, I would recommend allocating at least 3.5 to 4 hours for travel time to the airport to factor in potential bus issues.

    From the owner: Group Transportation. Sightseeing and shuttle transportation for groups of all size. Vehicles are…read more29 passenger Mini Coaches and full size 54 passenger highway coach vehicles. Able to travel within Canada and the USA. Some Options could include: Airport Transfers, Dinner Transfers, sightseeing to Niagara Falls, Meet and Greet, Corporate excursions, employee shuttles.

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    Toronto Transit Commission

    Toronto Transit Commission

    3.5(2 reviews)
    70.8 km

    The 53 Steeles East bus is one of the longest TTC bus routes. At Finch station, the platform is…read moreclose to the escalator which is convenient. The express branches of the bus run on slinky buses which I find are pretty comfortable compared to the regular buses used on other routes. I only ride this in a reverse commute so I always get a seat, it looks pretty packed if you go the normal way, thank god I don't have to do that.

    I've been taking the TTC for almost 10 years now for school/work, and it serves as a sufficient…read moremode of transportation. They've been slowly upgrading their bus/streetcar/subway trains to more efficient, spacious and even more accommodating for passengers. The new vehicles are certainly an improvement compared to the past. If you need to get somewhere in Toronto, odds are you'll be able to get there via TTC. The service is passable and individual employees are friendly enough, but I still feel there are a lot of inefficiencies in the way it is run, which has to do with management. Constant price increases never seem to be enough as the TTC always seems to run a budget deficit. Pros: Accessibility to a lot of streets in Toronto (coverage-wise) Service comes relatively quickly Navigation can be aided by a GPS-tracking app that updates in real time Runs all day and on weekends Relatively inexpensive pricing Cons: Constant price increases with little to no service improvements Delays on TTC subway lines are frequent during rush hour Lack of adherence to the stated bus schedules make planning a bit difficult (although the aforementioned app above does mitigate this con somewhat) Overall I would rate the experience as average. It gets you from point A to B, and that's all you can really ask for from a transit system.

    McMaster GO Station - buses - Updated May 2026

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