Pearson Airport to Scarborough Limo

Across the city on the minimum fare

Scarborough is on the far side of Toronto from Pearson, yet the sedan still quotes from $132.91 — our per-vehicle minimum, the same from-price as trips half the distance. Minimum-fare pricing simply stretches that far on this route, which makes Scarborough one of the longest rides the minimum will buy anywhere on our board.

The figure is all-in: base fare, gratuity, HST, the $15.27 airport pickup fee and the card fee. Scarborough-to-Pearson drop-offs carry no airport fee and quote a little lower. Exact totals depend on address and vehicle — the instant quote shows the cent.

• Sedan — from $132.91 all-in, up to 3 passengers
• SUV — from $194.01 all-in, up to 6 passengers
• Sprinter Van — from $512.13 all-in for groups
• No meter — an hour of 401 traffic adds nothing

Reading the 401 — express, collectors, or the 407

The direct line is Highway 409 onto the 401 east, then most of the width of the city on one of the busiest stretches of highway in North America. Knowing when to ride the express lanes and when to drop into the collectors is half the craft on this run; the exits from Kennedy through McCowan, Markham Road, Morningside and Port Union each serve their own slice of Scarborough.

When the 401 is having a bad day, Highway 407 across the top is the escape: quieter running to the McCowan or Markham Road interchanges, then straight south into Milliken, Agincourt or Malvern. Your chauffeur chooses from live traffic on the day, and because the fare is flat with any toll already inside it, the faster road never costs you more.

Agincourt to the Bluffs

Scarborough covers an enormous area, from Steeles down to the lake, and the last leg differs by neighbourhood — door-to-door service covers all of it:

• Scarborough Town Centre and the Civic Centre
• Agincourt and Milliken
• Malvern and Rouge
• U of T Scarborough and Centennial College on Morningside
• Guildwood and West Hill
• Birch Cliff, Cliffside and the Bluffs
• Scarborough Health Network's General, Birchmount and Centenary sites

Late flights, early flights, and the 401's moods

Timing matters more on this route than most. Land midday or late evening and the crossing runs closer to 35–45 minutes; land into the weekday rushes and it is wise to budget the top of the range. None of it is your problem to manage — the fare is flat either way, and the chauffeur adjusts the road, not the price.

Red-eyes and first-wave arrivals are where pre-booking shows its worth: the car is confirmed the night before, the chauffeur tracks the flight, and there is no 6 a.m. scramble at the curb with the whole terminal waking up around you.

The pickup at Pearson

We take a flight number with every airport pickup and track the aircraft, so the pickup is timed to the actual landing at Terminal 1 or Terminal 3 — early, late or on the button, with no waiting charges and nothing to rearrange.

Meet & greet (+$65) adds a chauffeur inside the arrivals hall with a name sign — a good call for relatives on long-haul flights or first-time visitors. The cars are late-model sedans and SUVs from our own fleet; browse them at /fleet/.

Booking and payment

Book at /ride/ three or more hours ahead; inside that window, call (416) 200-5070 or toll-free 1-877-200-5070 and it is arranged by phone. SMS confirmation on booking, an SMS reminder about four hours before pickup, and the emailed self-serve link lets you edit the booking up to 12 hours ahead.

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. Child seats are free and installed. For the city-wide picture, our Toronto airport limo service page covers every corner we serve. Over 15 years crossing the 401 between Pearson and Scarborough.