The rate card, city by city
Vans and buses for 10 to 56 riders, picked up at your door and driven to Toronto Pearson, Niagara Falls, or anywhere your group is headed. Every city below shows its starting rates for all four vehicle sizes, right on this page.
Get a free quote Call 416-231-0443Distance sets the price. Every rate is a base for the vehicle class plus a per-kilometre amount from Toronto Pearson, which is why a Mississauga pickup 15 km out costs less than a Barrie pickup 90 km out, and why you can compare every city on one page. Sprinter vans carry 10 to 14 riders, minibuses 20 to 24, midsize buses 30 to 36, and coaches 40 to 56. Every figure includes the driver, fuel, and tolls; HST shows separately, and the written quote you approve is the price you pay.
Treat the numbers as starting rates for planning. Dates, exact addresses, and season shape the final quote, and long-distance runs get a driver-hours review before we commit.
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Mississauga rates and detailsSprinter from $150 • Coach from $370
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Brampton rates and detailsSprinter from $180 • Coach from $425
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Toronto Metro Area rates and detailsSprinter from $160 • Coach from $395
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Vaughan rates and detailsSprinter from $200 • Coach from $465
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Markham rates and detailsSprinter from $190 • Coach from $440
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Oakville rates and detailsSprinter from $265 • Coach from $580
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Hamilton rates and detailsSprinter from $345 • Coach from $725
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Durham Region
The drive between Pearson and Ajax runs along Highway 401, roughly 55 km and about 49 to 64 minutes on a normal day. The community sits east of Toronto in Durham and is known for the waterfront trail. Licensed, insured drivers handle every trip on this route.
Simcoe County and Georgian Bay
Alliston sits north of Toronto off Highway 400, about 75 km from Toronto Pearson. The run usually follows Highway 89 and the 400, which makes the airport leg about 1h02 to 1h22 hours door to door. Groups here know the area for the Honda plant. Flat group rates are confirmed in writing before travel.
York Region
From Aurora, north of Toronto in York Region, the airport trip covers about 40 km via Highway 404 and the 407 and takes about 40 to 55 minutes. Ask a local and they will point you to the GO station. Dispatch is reachable around the clock for pickups here.
Eastern Ontario and the Kawarthas
Bancroft sits east along the 401 corridor, about 250 km from Toronto Pearson. The run usually follows Highway 62 and the 401, which makes the airport leg about 2h55 to 3h30 hours door to door. Groups here know the area for mineral country. Flat group rates are confirmed in writing before travel.
Simcoe County and Georgian Bay
About 90 km from Pearson, north of Toronto off Highway 400, Barrie is reached along Highway 400. Count on about 1h12 to 1h32 hours for the airport leg in normal traffic. Locally, Kempenfelt Bay is the landmark people mention first. Flight tracking covers every airport pickup and drop-off here.
Eastern Ontario and the Kawarthas
About 205 km from Pearson, east along the 401 corridor, Belleville is reached along Highway 401. Count on about 2h26 to 2h46 hours for the airport leg in normal traffic. Locally, the Bay of Quinte is the landmark people mention first. Flight tracking covers every airport pickup and drop-off here.
Peel, Caledon and Dufferin
The drive between Pearson and Bolton runs along Highway 50 and the 427, roughly 30 km and about 33 to 48 minutes on a normal day. The community sits in Peel, right around the airport and is known for the Humber valley. Licensed, insured drivers handle every trip on this route.
Durham Region
From Bowmanville, east of Toronto in Durham, the airport trip covers about 85 km via Highway 401 and takes about 1h09 to 1h29 hours. Ask a local and they will point you to Canadian Tire Motorsport Park. Dispatch is reachable around the clock for pickups here.
Muskoka and Parry Sound
Bracebridge sits north in cottage country, about 175 km from Toronto Pearson. The run usually follows Highway 11 and the 400, which makes the airport leg about 2h07 to 2h27 hours door to door. Groups here know the area for the falls in the middle of town. Flat group rates are confirmed in writing before travel.
Simcoe County and Georgian Bay
About 55 km from Pearson, north of Toronto off Highway 400, Bradford is reached along Highway 400 and the 88. Count on about 49 to 64 minutes for the airport leg in normal traffic. Locally, the Holland Marsh is the landmark people mention first. Flight tracking covers every airport pickup and drop-off here.
Peel, Caledon and Dufferin
The drive between Pearson and Brampton runs along Highway 410 and the 407, roughly 15 km and about 24 to 39 minutes on a normal day. The community sits in Peel, right around the airport and is known for Gage Park. Licensed, insured drivers handle every trip on this route.
Hamilton, Brant and Norfolk
From Brantford, southwest of Toronto, the airport trip covers about 90 km via Highway 403 and takes about 1h12 to 1h32 hours. Ask a local and they will point you to the Wayne Gretzky Sports Centre. Dispatch is reachable around the clock for pickups here.
Eastern Ontario and the Kawarthas
Brighton sits east along the 401 corridor, about 165 km from Toronto Pearson. The run usually follows Highway 401, which makes the airport leg about 2h to 2h20 hours door to door. Groups here know the area for Presqu'ile Provincial Park. Flat group rates are confirmed in writing before travel.
Eastern Ontario and the Kawarthas
About 300 km from Pearson, east along the 401 corridor, Brockville is reached along Highway 401. Count on about 3h28 to 4h03 hours for the airport leg in normal traffic. Locally, the Thousand Islands is the landmark people mention first. Flight tracking covers every airport pickup and drop-off here.
Cross-border
Buffalo sits across an international border, about 160 km from Toronto Pearson. The run usually follows the QEW and the Peace Bridge, which makes the airport leg about 1h57 to 2h17 hours door to door. Groups here know the area for the border crossing. Flat group rates are confirmed in writing before travel.
Halton, Guelph and area
The drive between Pearson and Burlington runs along the QEW and 407, roughly 45 km and about 43 to 58 minutes on a normal day. The community sits west of Toronto and is known for Spencer Smith Park. Licensed, insured drivers handle every trip on this route.
Peel, Caledon and Dufferin
From Caledon, in Peel, right around the airport, the airport trip covers about 40 km via Highway 410 and Highway 10 and takes about 40 to 55 minutes. Ask a local and they will point you to the hills and side roads. Dispatch is reachable around the clock for pickups here.
Hamilton, Brant and Norfolk
Caledonia sits southwest of Toronto, about 90 km from Toronto Pearson. The run usually follows Highway 6 and the 403, which makes the airport leg about 1h12 to 1h32 hours door to door. Groups here know the area for the Grand River bridge. Flat group rates are confirmed in writing before travel.
Waterloo Region and Southwestern Ontario
About 75 km from Pearson, west of Toronto along the 401, Cambridge is reached along Highway 401. Count on about 1h02 to 1h22 hours for the airport leg in normal traffic. Locally, the Gaslight District is the landmark people mention first. Flight tracking covers every airport pickup and drop-off here.
Eastern Ontario and the Kawarthas
Cobourg sits east along the 401 corridor, about 130 km from Toronto Pearson. The run usually follows Highway 401, which makes the airport leg about 1h38 to 1h58 hours door to door. Groups here know the area for Cobourg Beach. Flat group rates are confirmed in writing before travel.
Simcoe County and Georgian Bay
About 145 km from Pearson, north of Toronto off Highway 400, Collingwood is reached along Highway 26 and the 400. Count on about 1h48 to 2h08 hours for the airport leg in normal traffic. Locally, Blue Mountain is the landmark people mention first. Flight tracking covers every airport pickup and drop-off here.
Cross-border
Detroit sits across an international border, about 370 km from Toronto Pearson. The run usually follows Highway 401 and the Ambassador Bridge, which makes the airport leg about 4h13 to 4h48 hours door to door. Groups here know the area for the border crossing. Flat group rates are confirmed in writing before travel.
Toronto
The drive between Pearson and East York runs along the DVP and 401, roughly 30 km and about 33 to 48 minutes on a normal day. The community sits inside Toronto itself and is known for the leafy side streets. Licensed, insured drivers handle every trip on this route.
Toronto
From Etobicoke, inside Toronto itself, the airport trip covers about 10 km via Highway 427 and takes about 20 to 35 minutes. Ask a local and they will point you to being ten minutes from the terminals. Dispatch is reachable around the clock for pickups here.
Niagara Region
About 140 km from Pearson, in the Niagara Region, south of the lake, Fort Erie is reached along the QEW. Count on about 1h44 to 2h04 hours for the airport leg in normal traffic. Locally, the Peace Bridge is the landmark people mention first. Flight tracking covers every airport pickup and drop-off here.
Halton, Guelph and area
The drive between Pearson and Georgetown runs along the 401 and 407, roughly 35 km and about 37 to 52 minutes on a normal day. The community sits west of Toronto and is known for Glen Williams. Licensed, insured drivers handle every trip on this route.
Muskoka and Parry Sound
Gravenhurst sits north in cottage country, about 160 km from Toronto Pearson. The run usually follows Highway 11 and the 400, which makes the airport leg about 1h57 to 2h17 hours door to door. Groups here know the area for the Muskoka Wharf. Flat group rates are confirmed in writing before travel.
Niagara Region
About 75 km from Pearson, in the Niagara Region, south of the lake, Grimsby is reached along the QEW. Count on about 1h02 to 1h22 hours for the airport leg in normal traffic. Locally, the escarpment backdrop is the landmark people mention first. Flight tracking covers every airport pickup and drop-off here.
Halton, Guelph and area
The drive between Pearson and Guelph runs along Highway 6 and the 401, roughly 60 km and about 53 to 68 minutes on a normal day. The community sits west of Toronto and is known for the university. Licensed, insured drivers handle every trip on this route.
Hamilton, Brant and Norfolk
From Hamilton, southwest of Toronto, the airport trip covers about 60 km via the QEW and 403 and takes about 53 to 68 minutes. Ask a local and they will point you to the Bayfront. Dispatch is reachable around the clock for pickups here.
Muskoka and Parry Sound
The drive between Pearson and Huntsville runs along Highway 11, roughly 215 km and about 2h33 to 3h08 hours on a normal day. The community sits north in cottage country and is known for Deerhurst and the lakes. Licensed, insured drivers handle every trip on this route.
Waterloo Region and Southwestern Ontario
From Ingersoll, west of Toronto along the 401, the airport trip covers about 130 km via Highway 401 and takes about 1h38 to 1h58 hours. Ask a local and they will point you to the cheese heritage. Dispatch is reachable around the clock for pickups here.
York Region
About 65 km from Pearson, north of Toronto in York Region, Keswick is reached along Highway 404. Count on about 56 to 71 minutes for the airport leg in normal traffic. Locally, the south shore of Lake Simcoe is the landmark people mention first. Flight tracking covers every airport pickup and drop-off here.
York Region
From King City, north of Toronto in York Region, the airport trip covers about 30 km via Highway 400 and King Road and takes about 33 to 48 minutes. Ask a local and they will point you to the estate lots. Dispatch is reachable around the clock for pickups here.
Eastern Ontario and the Kawarthas
Kingston sits east along the 401 corridor, about 260 km from Toronto Pearson. The run usually follows Highway 401, which makes the airport leg about 3h02 to 3h37 hours door to door. Groups here know the area for Queen's and Fort Henry. Flat group rates are confirmed in writing before travel.
Waterloo Region and Southwestern Ontario
About 90 km from Pearson, west of Toronto along the 401, Kitchener is reached along Highway 8 and the 401. Count on about 1h12 to 1h32 hours for the airport leg in normal traffic. Locally, the tech corridor is the landmark people mention first. Flight tracking covers every airport pickup and drop-off here.
Waterloo Region and Southwestern Ontario
The drive between Pearson and London runs along Highway 401, roughly 170 km and about 2h04 to 2h24 hours on a normal day. The community sits west of Toronto along the 401 and is known for Western University. Licensed, insured drivers handle every trip on this route.
York Region
Markham sits north of Toronto in York Region, about 35 km from Toronto Pearson. The run usually follows Highway 404 and the 407, which makes the airport leg about 37 to 52 minutes door to door. Groups here know the area for the tech campuses. Flat group rates are confirmed in writing before travel.
Halton, Guelph and area
About 35 km from Pearson, west of Toronto, Milton is reached along Highway 401. Count on about 37 to 52 minutes for the airport leg in normal traffic. Locally, the escarpment views is the landmark people mention first. Flight tracking covers every airport pickup and drop-off here.
Peel, Caledon and Dufferin
The drive between Pearson and Mississauga runs along Highway 403 and the 401, roughly 15 km and about 24 to 39 minutes on a normal day. The community sits in Peel, right around the airport and is known for Square One. Licensed, insured drivers handle every trip on this route.
Long distance
Montreal sits a long-haul run from the GTA, about 540 km from Toronto Pearson. The run usually follows Highway 401 and Autoroute 20, which makes the airport leg about 6h02 to 6h37 hours door to door. Groups here know the area for the long haul east. Flat group rates are confirmed in writing before travel.
Eastern Ontario and the Kawarthas
About 230 km from Pearson, east along the 401 corridor, Napanee is reached along Highway 401. Count on about 2h42 to 3h17 hours for the airport leg in normal traffic. Locally, the limestone downtown is the landmark people mention first. Flight tracking covers every airport pickup and drop-off here.
York Region
From Newmarket, north of Toronto in York Region, the airport trip covers about 45 km via Highway 404 and takes about 43 to 58 minutes. Ask a local and they will point you to Upper Canada Mall. Dispatch is reachable around the clock for pickups here.
Niagara Region
Niagara Falls sits in the Niagara Region, south of the lake, about 110 km from Toronto Pearson. The run usually follows the QEW, which makes the airport leg about 1h25 to 1h45 hours door to door. Groups here know the area for the falls themselves. Flat group rates are confirmed in writing before travel.
Toronto
About 20 km from Pearson, inside Toronto itself, North York is reached along Highway 401. Count on about 27 to 42 minutes for the airport leg in normal traffic. Locally, Yorkdale and Mel Lastman Square is the landmark people mention first. Flight tracking covers every airport pickup and drop-off here.
Halton, Guelph and area
The drive between Pearson and Oakville runs along the QEW and 403, roughly 30 km and about 33 to 48 minutes on a normal day. The community sits west of Toronto and is known for Kerr Village and the harbour. Licensed, insured drivers handle every trip on this route.
Peel, Caledon and Dufferin
From Orangeville, in Peel, right around the airport, the airport trip covers about 60 km via Highway 10 and the 410 and takes about 53 to 68 minutes. Ask a local and they will point you to Broadway's theatre block. Dispatch is reachable around the clock for pickups here.
Simcoe County and Georgian Bay
Orillia sits north of Toronto off Highway 400, about 120 km from Toronto Pearson. The run usually follows Highway 11 and the 400, which makes the airport leg about 1h31 to 1h51 hours door to door. Groups here know the area for Casino Rama. Flat group rates are confirmed in writing before travel.
Durham Region
The drive between Pearson and Oshawa runs along Highway 401, roughly 70 km and about 59 to 74 minutes on a normal day. The community sits east of Toronto in Durham and is known for Ontario Tech and the GM heritage. Licensed, insured drivers handle every trip on this route.
Long distance
From Ottawa, a long-haul run from the GTA, the airport trip covers about 430 km via the 401 and 416 and takes about 4h51 to 5h26 hours. Ask a local and they will point you to the capital run. Dispatch is reachable around the clock for pickups here.
Simcoe County and Georgian Bay
Owen Sound sits north of Toronto off Highway 400, about 185 km from Toronto Pearson. The run usually follows Highway 10 and 6, which makes the airport leg about 2h13 to 2h33 hours door to door. Groups here know the area for the Georgian Bay harbour. Flat group rates are confirmed in writing before travel.
Hamilton, Brant and Norfolk
The drive between Pearson and Paris runs along Highway 403, roughly 100 km and about 1h19 to 1h39 hours on a normal day. The community sits southwest of Toronto and is known for the cobblestone riverbanks. Licensed, insured drivers handle every trip on this route.
Muskoka and Parry Sound
From Parry Sound, north in cottage country, the airport trip covers about 225 km via Highway 400 and takes about 2h39 to 3h14 hours. Ask a local and they will point you to the 30,000 Islands. Dispatch is reachable around the clock for pickups here.
Eastern Ontario and the Kawarthas
Peterborough sits east along the 401 corridor, about 140 km from Toronto Pearson. The run usually follows the 115 and 407, which makes the airport leg about 1h44 to 2h04 hours door to door. Groups here know the area for the lift lock. Flat group rates are confirmed in writing before travel.
Durham Region
About 45 km from Pearson, east of Toronto in Durham, Pickering is reached along Highway 401. Count on about 43 to 58 minutes for the airport leg in normal traffic. Locally, the nuclear plant and the waterfront is the landmark people mention first. Flight tracking covers every airport pickup and drop-off here.
Niagara Region
The drive between Pearson and Port Colborne runs along the QEW and 140, roughly 130 km and about 1h38 to 1h58 hours on a normal day. The community sits in the Niagara Region, south of the lake and is known for the Welland Canal locks. Licensed, insured drivers handle every trip on this route.
Hamilton, Brant and Norfolk
From Port Dover, southwest of Toronto, the airport trip covers about 130 km via Highway 6 and the 403 and takes about 1h38 to 1h58 hours. Ask a local and they will point you to the beach and the pier. Dispatch is reachable around the clock for pickups here.
Eastern Ontario and the Kawarthas
Port Hope sits east along the 401 corridor, about 110 km from Toronto Pearson. The run usually follows Highway 401, which makes the airport leg about 1h25 to 1h45 hours door to door. Groups here know the area for the heritage downtown. Flat group rates are confirmed in writing before travel.
York Region
About 30 km from Pearson, north of Toronto in York Region, Richmond Hill is reached along Highway 404 and the 407. Count on about 33 to 48 minutes for the airport leg in normal traffic. Locally, the Yonge Street corridor is the landmark people mention first. Flight tracking covers every airport pickup and drop-off here.
Waterloo Region and Southwestern Ontario
Sarnia sits west of Toronto along the 401, about 290 km from Toronto Pearson. The run usually follows the 402 and 401, which makes the airport leg about 3h21 to 3h56 hours door to door. Groups here know the area for the Bluewater Bridge. Flat group rates are confirmed in writing before travel.
Toronto
About 40 km from Pearson, inside Toronto itself, Scarborough is reached along Highway 401. Count on about 40 to 55 minutes for the airport leg in normal traffic. Locally, the Bluffs is the landmark people mention first. Flight tracking covers every airport pickup and drop-off here.
Durham Region
The drive between Pearson and Scugog runs along the 407 and Highway 12, roughly 80 km and about 1h06 to 1h26 hours on a normal day. The community sits east of Toronto in Durham and is known for Port Perry's lakefront. Licensed, insured drivers handle every trip on this route.
Hamilton, Brant and Norfolk
From Simcoe, southwest of Toronto, the airport trip covers about 120 km via Highway 24 and the 403 and takes about 1h31 to 1h51 hours. Ask a local and they will point you to Norfolk County farm stands. Dispatch is reachable around the clock for pickups here.
Niagara Region
St. Catharines sits in the Niagara Region, south of the lake, about 95 km from Toronto Pearson. The run usually follows the QEW, which makes the airport leg about 1h15 to 1h35 hours door to door. Groups here know the area for the Garden City greenery. Flat group rates are confirmed in writing before travel.
York Region
The drive between Pearson and Stouffville runs along Highway 404 and the 407, roughly 45 km and about 43 to 58 minutes on a normal day. The community sits north of Toronto in York Region and is known for the Main Street shops. Licensed, insured drivers handle every trip on this route.
Toronto
Toronto Airport Hotel Area sits inside Toronto itself, about 3 km from Toronto Pearson. The run usually follows Dixon Road, which makes the airport leg about 16 to 31 minutes door to door. Groups here know the area for the hotel strip minutes from the terminals. Flat group rates are confirmed in writing before travel.
Toronto
About 27 km from Pearson, inside Toronto itself, Toronto Metro Area is reached along the Gardiner and 427. Count on about 31 to 46 minutes for the airport leg in normal traffic. Locally, the downtown core is the landmark people mention first. Flight tracking covers every airport pickup and drop-off here.
Eastern Ontario and the Kawarthas
The drive between Pearson and Trenton runs along Highway 401, roughly 175 km and about 2h07 to 2h27 hours on a normal day. The community sits east along the 401 corridor and is known for CFB Trenton. Licensed, insured drivers handle every trip on this route.
Durham Region
Uxbridge sits east of Toronto in Durham, about 65 km from Toronto Pearson. The run usually follows Highway 404 and the 47, which makes the airport leg about 56 to 71 minutes door to door. Groups here know the area for the trail network. Flat group rates are confirmed in writing before travel.
York Region
About 20 km from Pearson, north of Toronto in York Region, Vaughan is reached along Highway 400 and the 407. Count on about 27 to 42 minutes for the airport leg in normal traffic. Locally, Wonderland and the VMC towers is the landmark people mention first. Flight tracking covers every airport pickup and drop-off here.
Simcoe County and Georgian Bay
Wasaga Beach sits north of Toronto off Highway 400, about 130 km from Toronto Pearson. The run usually follows Highway 26 and the 400, which makes the airport leg about 1h38 to 1h58 hours door to door. Groups here know the area for the longest freshwater beach in the world. Flat group rates are confirmed in writing before travel.
Waterloo Region and Southwestern Ontario
The drive between Pearson and Waterloo runs along Highway 85 and the 401, roughly 95 km and about 1h15 to 1h35 hours on a normal day. The community sits west of Toronto along the 401 and is known for two universities. Licensed, insured drivers handle every trip on this route.
Niagara Region
From Welland, in the Niagara Region, south of the lake, the airport trip covers about 120 km via the 406 and QEW and takes about 1h31 to 1h51 hours. Ask a local and they will point you to the canal and the rowing course. Dispatch is reachable around the clock for pickups here.
Durham Region
Whitby sits east of Toronto in Durham, about 65 km from Toronto Pearson. The run usually follows the 401 and 412, which makes the airport leg about 56 to 71 minutes door to door. Groups here know the area for the harbour marina. Flat group rates are confirmed in writing before travel.
Waterloo Region and Southwestern Ontario
About 370 km from Pearson, west of Toronto along the 401, Windsor is reached along Highway 401. Count on about 4h13 to 4h48 hours for the airport leg in normal traffic. Locally, the riverfront facing Detroit is the landmark people mention first. Flight tracking covers every airport pickup and drop-off here.
Waterloo Region and Southwestern Ontario
From Woodstock, west of Toronto along the 401, the airport trip covers about 120 km via Highway 401 and takes about 1h31 to 1h51 hours. Ask a local and they will point you to the dairy capital. Dispatch is reachable around the clock for pickups here.
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Yes. One-way runs to or from Pearson are the most common booking on this list, and they are priced the same way in every city.
A few. Buffalo, Detroit, and Montreal are on the card for cross-border and long-distance groups. Border runs need a valid passport for every rider.
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