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montreal to toronto .. help with rides

demetriosdemetrios Posts: 93,598
edited July 2008 in The Porch
just booked my hotel in toronto for the ed & preparties this august. this weekend, i'll be booking my plane tickets. now ..

finding a hotel in montreal (august 9 & 10) and finding a ride from montreal to toronto .. is the challenge. want to be in toronto by 4pm monday.

is there any good sites on buses to & from montreal/toronto?
and any local hotels close to the salle wilfrid-pelletier place in montreal?
i don't know the area at all, and don't know anybody around the area. d'oH!

any help would be sweet! :)
thank you so much!

D
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  • One Song GloryOne Song Glory Posts: 710
    demetrios wrote:
    just booked my hotel in toronto for the ed & preparties this august. this weekend, i'll be booking my plane tickets. now ..

    finding a hotel in montreal (august 9 & 10) and finding a ride from montreal to toronto .. is the challenge. want to be in toronto by 4pm monday.

    is there any good sites on buses to & from montreal/toronto?
    and any local hotels close to the salle wilfrid-pelletier place in montreal?
    i don't know the area at all, and don't know anybody around the area. d'oH!

    any help would be sweet! :)
    thank you so much!

    D

    Won't be going to Montreal, but the easiest way to get there from experience, unless you find a travel buddy, is to take VIA Rail. It's very reliable if you've never used it before, and quicker than a bus, as any traffic or weather related problems will not affect your travel schedule.
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  • smarcheesmarchee Windsor, Ontario Posts: 14,539
    if I get a tix for Montreal tomorrow and go I could give you a ride back
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  • demetriosdemetrios Posts: 93,598
    BeerBaron wrote:
    Porter air is a new airline that flies from Montreal to Toronto Island airport. Not sure about prices, but check them out:

    http://www.flyporter.com/fly/Search.aspx?culture=en-CA

    Not sure about buses or anything...

    hmm .. 89 bucks from mtrl to toronto. might do it. it's early to say. i'll give it a few day's to think about it! :)
  • demetriosdemetrios Posts: 93,598
    smarchee wrote:
    if I get a tix for Montreal tomorrow and go I could give you a ride back

    sweet! :) next few day's i'll be booking like a mad hawk.
  • nuzpapernuzpaper Posts: 211
    If you decide to fly go with Porter. I have flown with them many times and it's a great airline. You fly right out of downtown and you don't have to deal with Pearson airport. If you don't fly go with Via rail as mentioned above. Again you leave right out of downtown and it's faster then driving + you can have a couple beverages during the trip:)
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  • arielariel Posts: 191
    demetrios wrote:
    hmm .. 89 bucks from mtrl to toronto. might do it. it's early to say. i'll give it a few day's to think about it! :)


    If I don't get TO tix, I'm going to try for Montreal - it would be crazy not to fly with the price of gas etc. and so far it's cheaper than Via - all their saver fares seem to be sold out - cheapest I've found there and back was for the potential 2nd show - $200 or so.
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