TORONTO PEARSON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION AND PARKING



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TORONTO PEARSON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION AND PARKING

Getting to the Airport Toronto Pearson International Airport is located 25 km northwest of downtown Toronto. Direct access to the airport from the east side is feasible by entry and exit ramps from Highway 409 and 427, as well as from Airport Road and Renforth Drive. Highways 400, 401, 407 and the QEW also lead to the airport via Highways 409, 427 and arterial roads. Green highway signs marked with a white aircraft in the middle direct drivers to Toronto Pearson. The arterial roads that lead to the airport include Derry Road, Dixie Road, Britannia Road and Courtneypark Drive. Access to the airport is also available via public transit. GO Transit, Mississauga Transit, Brampton Transit and the Toronto Transit Commission provide regular transit to and from the airport to points within the GTA. To determine the location of your airline terminal, look for the airline location boards on Highways 409 west, 427 north and south or visit www.gtaa.com. Individuals dropping off passengers curbside at either terminal are reminded that any standing vehicles, or any vehicle not in the process of loading or unloading passengers, will be instructed to leave the area. Any unattended vehicles will be ticketed and towed.

Where to Park Toronto Pearson has approximately 13,200 public parking spaces, including designated spots for persons with disabilities. Each terminal s parking garage has a height restriction. Terminal 1 is 2.4 metres and Terminal 3 is 2.0 metres. Vehicles exceeding these heights will need to follow the blue P signs to park in the off-site Reduced Rate Lot. The Reduced Rate Lot, located at 6135 Airport Road, is a less costly alternative for long-term parking and has more than 2,400 spaces including designated spaces for persons with disabilities. The LINK Train provides free 24 hour, wheelchair accessible service running between the Reduced Rate Lot (Viscount Station) and Terminals 1 and 3 (see page 7 for more information on the LINK Train). Valet service is also available curbside at Terminal 1. There is a $20 premium above regular long-term parking rates. For information on valet parking, call (416) 776-6842 or visit www.gtaa.com. Autopay is an automated parking payment system available at both terminals, which allows for more convenient exiting of the parking garage. Autopay machines produce a ticket that drivers must retain throughout their parking period. Before returning to their vehicle, the driver must insert their ticket into an Autopay machine to pay for parking using either cash, debit, or credit card. Payment machines are located in the elevator lobbies in the garages. Cellphone Lot There also is a 50-space cellphone lot, which can be accessed from Network Road. This is a vehicle staging area provided for drivers to park and wait until their party is available for pick up at the Arrivals Level curbs. Drivers waiting in this area are required to remain in their vehicles.

The GTAA also offers a waiting area for individuals picking up passengers with disabilities. To register a vehicle, visit the Pre-Arranged & Chartered Bus Holding Area located at 6288 Silverdart Drive before coming to the airport. For more information on parking at the airport, please call (416) 776-5158. Public Transportation The GTAA has been a long-time advocate for enhancing transportation connections between the newly redeveloped Toronto Pearson and our neighbouring communities. To this end, the GTAA has invested considerably in improving the network of highways and roadways entering Toronto Pearson and the transportation capabilities within the airport campus. We have also worked cooperatively with local transit agencies to promote and encourage improved service and airport access. Enhanced transit links to Toronto Pearson will not only help travellers and goods access the airport, but the thousands of Southern Ontario residents who travel to work at the airport on a daily basis. With improved transit linkages, Toronto Pearson can be developed into an important inter-modal hub within the region, while continuing to connect Southern Ontario s travellers, communities, businesses, and markets with the world. Transit service from the airport is available as follows: GO Transit 40 Airport Express Westbound to Mississauga Square One; Eastbound to Richmond Hill Centre Busses serve Terminal 1 (Ground Level). 34 Brampton Local, Hwy 27, Hwy 427 Express Westbound to Brampton; Eastbound to York Mills Busses serve Terminal 1 (Ground Level). For route information, call (416) 869-3200 or 1-888-438-6646 or visit www.gotransit.com. Mississauga Transit 7 Airport Busses serve Terminal 1 (Ground Level) to the

City Centre Bus Terminal at Square One. For route information, call (905) 615-INFO (4636) or visit www.mississauga.ca/portal/residents/publictransit. Brampton Transit 101 Airport Express Busses serve Terminal 1 (Ground Level) to Bramalea City Centre. Contact (905) 874-2999 or visit www.brampton.ca/transit. Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) 192 Airport Rocket Busses serve Terminal 1 (Ground Level) and Terminal 3 (Arrivals Level). 58A Malton Busses serve Terminal 1 (Ground Level) and Terminal 3 (Arrivals Level). 300A Bloor-Danforth (Blue Night) Busses serve Terminal 1 (Ground Level) and Terminal 3 (Arrivals Level). 307 Eglinton West (Blue Night) Busses serve Terminal 1 (Ground Level) and Terminal 3 (Arrivals Level). Contact (416) 393-4636 or visit www.ttc.ca. LINK Train The LINK Train offers free transportation between Terminal 1, Terminal 3, and the Sheraton Gateway Hotel. It also provides access to the Reduced Rate Parking Lot via Viscount Station. The train runs 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and is wheelchair accessible. You can access the train from the following locations: Terminal 1 Level 5 of the Terminal 1 Parking Garage, accessible from the terminal via the west pedestrian bridge. Terminal 3/Sheraton Gateway Hotel Accessible via the terminal/hotel pedestrian bridge, either from the hotel lobby or the Departures Level of Terminal 3. Reduced Rate Parking Lot Accessible from the Viscount Station, located at 6135 Airport Road. Airport Express Downtown Bus Transportation Pacific Western Airport Express operates a bus service between 4:55 a.m. and 12:55 a.m. from the airport with stops

at eight major hotels in the downtown area: Westin Harbour Castle, Fairmont Royal York (Union Station), Intercontinental Hotel (Front Street), Holiday Inn on King, Sheraton Centre, Metropolitan hotel (bus terminal), Delta Chelsea Inn and Bond Place. The busses depart every 20 to 30 minutes from: Terminal 1 Level 1, Arrivals, Columns B3 and E1 Terminal 3 Arrivals Level, Column 25 For more information, call Pacific Western at (905) 564-3232, 1-800-387-6787 (toll free) or visit www.torontoairportexpress.com. Out-of-Town Coach Service Can-Ar Services the airport to northwest Ontario and includes stops at various locations en route to Port Elgin. Passengers must first check-in at the Airport Ground Transportation counter at Terminal 1, Ground Level, Post R. Coach Canada Services the airport to eastern Ontario along Hwy 401, and includes stops at 12 main locations en route to Kingston. Tickets are available from Pacific Western Ticket counters at: Terminal 1 International Arrivals Level near Column E and just outside the Domestic Arrivals Doors. Terminal 3 Arrivals Level, Column 25. The passenger loading and pick up location is at one location only: Terminal 1, Ground Level, on the Middle Island at Post P6. Greyhound Services the airport en route to Barrie and includes stops at CFB Borden North and South. Departs from Terminal 3, Arrivals Level, Post C8. Out-of-Town Van Service Several out-of-town van operators transport passengers between the airport and most central and southern Ontario areas. The check-in counters for these services are found in Terminal 1 on the Ground Level, between posts R and S, and in Terminal 3 near the Domestic Arrivals area. For specific locations, look for directional signage. For information, contact: Terminal 1 (416) 776-9543 Terminal 3 (905) 694-1900 A complete list of out-of-town destinations and services can be found at www.gtaa.com. Information on other operators and destinations can be found at the Ground Level of Terminal 1 and the Arrivals Level of Terminal 3. Passengers are required to check-in at the Airport Ground Transportation Association counter within the terminal before boarding a bus or van. Taxis and Limousines There are approximately 650 taxicabs and limousines in addition to six wheelchair accessible vehicles licensed by the GTAA to pickup passengers at the airport. Authorized taxis or limousines can be found curbside on the Arrivals Level of each terminal at the following columns: Terminal 1, columns A3, B1, F1, F3; and Terminal 3, columns 13 to 19 and 31 to 37. Passengers can also pre-arrange a pick up by a taxi or limousine company of their choice. These vehicles will meet their passenger(s) at Terminal 1, Arrivals Level 1, column D, or at Terminal 3, Arrivals Level, column 29. For everyone s safety and comfort, it is recommended that people do not take rides from unauthorized drivers as neither the GTAA nor any municipal licensing authority regulates these drivers, vehicles or rates. All GTAA licensed vehicles carry distinctive GTAA logo designations so they may be easily recognized by waiting passengers. For more information on getting to and from the airport, please visit www.gtaa.com.

Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA) The GTAA holds the responsibility to operate, manage and develop Toronto Pearson, under terms set out in the December 1996 lease with the federal government. We are authorized to operate on a commercial basis, to set fees, and to develop and improve facilities. The GTAA has embarked on the next phase of our corporate development. As a result, a new vision for the organization was established; one that speaks directly to the challenges and opportunities ahead. Our vision: To be A leading airport company championing sustainable global access for the Greater Toronto Area. To achieve this vision, a new five-year strategic plan was established, which focuses on global competitiveness, corporate sustainability and gateway traffic development. For further information about Toronto Pearson International Airport contact: Greater Toronto Airports Authority Toronto Pearson International Airport P.O. Box 6031, 3111 Convair Drive Toronto AMF, Ontario Canada L5P 1B2 T: (416) 776-9892 F: (416) 776-3555 E-mail: customer_service@gtaa.com Website: www.gtaa.com Printed September 2008 by the GTAA, Corporate Affairs and Communications. Dates and figures current at the time of printing.