How much is a limo from Pearson Airport to Newmarket?

What the ride north to Newmarket costs

A chauffeured sedan for up to three passengers starts at $162.76 all-in from either Pearson terminal to Newmarket. Gratuity, 13% HST, the card fee and the $15.27 airport pickup fee are already inside that figure — it's the complete price, fixed at booking.

An SUV for up to six starts around $220.16; larger groups can step into a Premium SUV from around $296.36 or a Sprinter Van from around $512.13 and keep the whole party in one vehicle. The /fleet/ page has capacities and photos.

Treat these as the route's honest starting points — your street and vehicle set the exact total, and the instant quote at /ride/ shows it before you commit to anything.

• Sedan (1–3): from $162.76 all-in
• SUV (up to 6): from $220.16 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

Where Newmarket sits on the fare curve

York Region illustrates the pricing model neatly. Trips inside the minimum-fare band all share the floor — Vaughan (22.8 km) and Richmond Hill (31.2 km) both quote from $132.91. Newmarket, at 54.3 km, is far enough that distance takes over: $162.76, a $29.85 step past the floor.

That's the entire story of the difference — kilometres, not zones, surcharges or airport premiums. The SUV follows the identical curve, stepping from its $194.01 floor to $220.16 for Newmarket, a $26.15 climb. And the $15.27 pickup fee is the same on every airport pickup, already counted inside the quote.

Within town, the spread from Main Street's heritage blocks to Stonehaven, Glenway and the Upper Canada Mall area is small against the length of the run. Aurora, one exit south, prices its own way — enter any exact address at /ride/ and the quote settles it.

• Vaughan and Richmond Hill: still at the $132.91 floor
• Newmarket (54.3 km): from $162.76 — $29.85 past the floor
• No zone pricing, no airport premium — distance sets the number
• Aurora and surrounding towns quoted exactly at /ride/

The 404 run home — and the pickup that waits for your flight

The usual routing is Highway 427 or 409 to the 401, then up Highway 404 to Davis Drive — typically 45 to 60 minutes, stretching in the weekday peaks. On a flat fare, that variability belongs to the chauffeur, not your bill: the number quoted is the number charged, whatever the DVP feeder lanes are doing.

The pickup is built around your flight, not the other way round. Your flight number is on the booking, the arrival is tracked, and the pickup follows the actual landing — early or late. Meeting instructions come by text; a $65 meet & greet puts your chauffeur inside the arrivals hall with a name sign.

For families landing back from vacation, child seats are free and installed on request — forward- or rear-facing — which beats wrestling your own through customs. Business visitors heading to Newmarket's office parks get the same machinery pointed the other way: a flat receipt-ready quote, a tracked flight, and a chauffeur who's already positioned when the seatbelt sign goes off.

Booking, payment, and the trip back south

Book online at /ride/ when your landing is three or more hours away; the quote is instant and final. Inside that window, call (416) 200-5070 or toll-free 1-877-200-5070 — pickups are arranged around the clock.

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

When it's time to fly out again, the Newmarket-to-Pearson leg quotes as a drop-off — no $15.27 airport fee — so it typically runs under the pickup fare. Toronto Airport Limo has served the York Region corridor for 15+ years; the 404 at 5 a.m. is familiar territory.