Toronto airport limo questions, answered.

From downtown Toronto it is $81 in a sedan, $105 in an SUV and $451 in a Sprinter van, each way. Those are flat rates, not estimates. We publish a price for 112 towns starting at $71, and the number you agree at booking is the number you pay.

Sometimes, and it depends entirely on when you travel. Uber is often cheaper at a quiet hour and considerably more expensive when demand spikes, because surge pricing can double or triple the fare at exactly the times flights land. Our price does not move, so a 6 a.m. Monday costs the same as a wet Friday rush hour.

No, and it is never expected. The published rate covers the whole trip including tolls and fuel. Anything you give the driver is entirely your choice.

Each way. Book both legs at the same time and you take 5% off the total.

No. We track your flight number and move the pickup to match the real arrival time. Waiting for a delayed plane costs you nothing.

Terminal 1: go to Door A. Terminal 3: go to Door 11. At either one, see the Commissionaire at the pre-arranged post, give your name and ask for Toronto Airport Limousine Service. If you booked meet and greet, your chauffeur is waiting inside arrivals with a name sign instead.

A taxi is hailed from the rank and runs on a meter or a zone fare. A limo is booked in advance, arrives as a specific car for you, and carries a price that was agreed before the trip. The car is a late-model black sedan or SUV rather than whatever is next in the queue.

Only if you book meet and greet. On a standard pickup the chauffeur waits at the pre-arranged post by Door A or Door 11. With meet and greet the driver parks, walks into arrivals, waits by the doors with your name on a sign and helps with the bags.

Toronto Pearson (both Terminal 1 and Terminal 3), Billy Bishop downtown, Hamilton, and Buffalo Niagara across the border. The same town rate applies whichever one you are using.