What is the best transportation way to get from Pearson International Airport Toronto to Winona Drive?

Bailey Lares: You will likely have to pay at least $50 for a taxi but with 2 suitcases you will struggle with public transportation.

Solomon Belback: Winona Dr, Toronto, ON M6G3S8You are looking at $50 minimum, this depends on the taxi. Are you using Blue and White?

Neely Youngblut: taxi cab or bus

Faviola Dewire: The taxicabs at Toronto's Pierson International Airport mostly charge a flat rate based on distance to specific sections of the city. According to the first source link I posted below, your fixed rate to Winona Drive should be:- approximately $42.00 (if north of St. Clair Avenue)- approximately $44.00 (if south of St. Clair Avenue)Remember, this price is in Canadian dollars.The GST tax is included in this price. Their might be a slight fuel surcharge of a couple of dollars added.With two suitcases, taxi should be the most conveniant mode of transporation. There is no direct route using public transportation. Click on the second source link I po! sted below to check out public transportation....Show more

Julieta Suleiman: With luggage, a taxi would probably be more convenient, but here are the TTC directions.Take TTC route 192 from the airport to Kipling subway, then the Bloor-Danforth line to St George. From there take the Yonge-University-Spadina line north to St Clair West, and then route 512 west to Winona.

Weldon Totaro: First I'd suggest you try and switch to a flight that goes straight from Pearson to Montreal. Air Canada and Westjet both offer frequent service. This will be a tight squeeze. You have no idea how long it might take to get through immigration and pick up your luggage, and you're supposed to be at the Island airport at least an hour or so before the departure in order to check in. Otherwise, you can take the TTC Airport Rocket bus to the subway, take the subway to Union, walk over to the Porter service counter (in the skywalk) and catch their shuttle over to the Island Airport. Alter! natively, take a taxi...might be worth it to avoid missing a f! light, especially if you arrive at a time when there's not too much traffic. If you're right at rush hour, then the subway would still probably be the quickest method....Show more

Stan Conley: P.S I have no idea what differs in taxi colours, it will be my first time in toronto