How much is a car service from Pearson Airport to Burlington?

What the Pearson-to-Burlington run costs

For up to three passengers, a chauffeured sedan starts at $151.46 all-in from either Pearson terminal to Burlington. The quote is complete — gratuity, 13% HST, the card fee and the $15.27 airport pickup fee are already in it — and it's fixed the moment you book.

An SUV for up to six starts around $204.38, and larger parties can step up to a Premium SUV from around $296.36 or a Sprinter Van from around $512.13 — one vehicle for a whole arriving group, luggage included. The /fleet/ page covers capacities and details.

As with every route, your exact address and vehicle set the final figure; the instant quote at /ride/ turns these starting points into your settled total before you commit.

• Sedan (1–3): from $151.46 all-in
• SUV (up to 6): from $204.38 all-in
• Premium SUV: from $296.36 all-in
• Sprinter Van: from $512.13 all-in
• Every total includes gratuity, HST, card fee and the pickup fee

Why Burlington costs more than Oakville — and only slightly

Fares out of Pearson sit on a minimum-fare floor for shorter runs, then climb with distance. Oakville, at 33.4 km, still prices at the $132.91 floor; Burlington, at 50 km, has just crossed the line where distance starts counting — landing at $151.46, an $18.55 difference for the extra stretch of QEW.

That's worth knowing because it signals how the pricing behaves: honest and distance-based, not padded. Nobody's rounding Burlington up to some psychological price point; the number falls out of the kilometres. The SUV tells the same story — $204.38 against the $194.01 floor, a $10.37 difference for the same stretch of road.

Within Burlington itself — Aldershot, the downtown lakeshore, Millcroft, Alton Village, Tansley — the differences are modest, and the /ride/ quote resolves your exact street in seconds. The return direction is cheaper again: drop-offs at Pearson carry no $15.27 airport fee.

• Oakville (33.4 km): sedan from $132.91 — still on the floor
• Burlington (50 km): sedan from $151.46 — distance now counts
• Difference: $18.55 for roughly 17 extra kilometres
• Drop-offs back to Pearson skip the airport fee

The QEW run, and how the pickup unfolds

The route is simple: Highway 427 or 401 to the QEW, then west past Oakville into Burlington — typically 40 to 55 minutes, stretching in the weekday peaks. Because the fare is flat and locked, a slow merge at the Ford plant curve is the chauffeur's problem, not your bill's. Late-evening and overnight landings run the corridor at its emptiest — the same fixed price applies at 2 a.m. as at 2 p.m.

Your flight number rides on the booking, and the pickup follows the actual landing — early, on time, or badly delayed. Meeting instructions come by text; meet & greet inside the arrivals hall with a name sign is available for $65. Child seats are free and installed on request.

For US-inbound business travellers connecting through Pearson to Halton-area offices, the same flat, receipt-friendly quote applies — card saved at booking, charged only once the ride is confirmed, with an email receipt to file.

Worth knowing for Burlington travellers: Hamilton's John C. Munro Airport (YHM) is also served, and it's often the closer field for certain routes and charters. If your itinerary touches YHM instead of Pearson, the John C. Munro Hamilton airport limo service page covers that side — same flat all-in quoting, same tracked pickups.

Booking, payment and the practical details

Book online at /ride/ when your landing is three or more hours out; the quote is instant and final. Inside that window, call (416) 200-5070 or toll-free 1-877-200-5070 and it's arranged by phone.

Pay by saved card — Apple Pay and Google Pay supported, charged only once the ride is confirmed — or cash to the chauffeur. SMS confirmation lands at booking, the emailed self-serve link handles edits up to 12 hours before pickup, and an SMS reminder arrives about four hours ahead.

The Burlington airport limo service page covers the reverse direction and everything local; Toronto Airport Limo has run the QEW corridor for 15+ years from its base five minutes off the Pearson grounds.