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Taxis and limos

Update

Taxi and limo service remains a transportation option at Pearson, with enhanced cleaning of each vehicle being undertaken by our taxi and limo partners after each trip. Taxi and limos are available on the arrivals levels at both terminals.
Toronto airport taxis and limos are a fast and easy way to travel across the city, to the suburbs or wherever you want to go.

Taxi and limo features

Get an estimate from Pearson Airport

Where are you going?

Going to Toronto Pearson? You can use any taxi and limo provider.

Can’t find your address? Check the taxi and limo tariffs listing. (PDF 3.4MB)

How to spot a licensed taxi or limo

For your safety and security, be sure to choose a licensed taxi or limo. They charge flat rates – no surge pricing – to Toronto destinations, accept all major credit cards and meet safety requirements. Airport limos are premium black cars and charge approximately 10% more than a taxi.

  1. Go to the designated pick up area on the terminal curbs, Arrivals Level.
  2. Look for the GTAA number plate on the bumper and decal on the window.
  3. Use our fare estimate tool or ask about the flat rate fare information in the vehicle.

Where to hire a taxi or limo

Licensed taxis and limos do not pick up passengers inside the terminals or parking garages.

Terminal 1 – Arrivals Level (Map)

  • Taxis: Door D
  • Limos: Door C

Terminal 3 – Arrivals Level (Map)

  • Taxis: Doors D, E and F
  • Limos: Door F 

Travelling with animals

By law, drivers can refuse to take passengers with animals, unless they are service or assistance animals. If you are travelling with an animal and need help hiring a taxi or limo, ask the attendant at the curb to find a vehicle that will accommodate you.

Service animals and mobility aids

If you are travelling with a service animal, you can take the first vehicle in the taxi or limo line-up. Passengers with mobility aids cannot be refused, hindered or charged additional fees to transport their equipment.

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