|  | Getting to Toronto’s conference hotel (Holiday Inn Bloor-Yorkville)  Summary  of transportation to Holiday Inn Bloor-Yorkville in Toronto By Air(from the  Lester B. Pearson (Pearson) International Airport (YYZ)
 
       The Holiday Inn Bloor-Yorkville is 35 KM (22 miles) from the  Person Airport.        
       Taxi ride will take about 45 minutes and will cost about CAD $65. Follow signs to the  taxi queue and ignore any drivers who may approach you inside the terminal.
 
Discount Aeroport taxi and limo service is offered for CAD  $44 to the Holiday Inn Bloor-Yorkville Hotel (based on postal code M5S  1V8).  Once you finish checking out your  luggage, call 1-800-465-3434 and the  taxi/limo should arrive within 10 minutes.   For groups of 5 or 6 (or 4 people with lots of luggage), ask for a mini  van.  Tipping is optional but 10 to 15%  is customary in Toronto.
 
Rental car desks are located on the first floor of the terminal parking  garages.  Get on Hwy-427 South to Gardiner  Expressway East (follow signs to downtown Toronto). Take the Gardiner to  Spadina, exit Spadina North to Bloor, turn right on Bloor and hotel is on left  after first set of lights.  Hotel offers  parking so mention that you need to reserve a spot when you book your room.
 
While not recommended, if you don’t have much  luggage and want to save money, take public transit (TTC) at airport terminal’s  TTC bus stop (have exact CAD $3 ready for a ticket). Catch the 192 Airport Rocket express  bus to Kipling subway station. Ask the driver for a  "transfer".  (This allows you  to change between routes at street level without paying again, so long as  you're making a continuous one-way trip.   Since it's free, it's a good idea to always get one.)
 At Kipling subway station, take the  eastbound Bloor/Danforth subway line and take it all the way to St. George  Station and go out the “St. George exit” at the west end of the platform.  The conference hotel, Holiday Inn Bloor-Yorkville,  is just above at 280 Bloor St.
 By Train 
       Toronto’s main VIA Rail/train station is called “Union  Station” and is located at 65 Front Street West.  It is also on the Toronto subway line so  “Union station” can refer to both the train and subway stations.  The Holiday Inn Bloor-Yorkville hotel is 2.5  KM (1.5  miles) from the Union  Station.  A taxi ride from the Union  station will cost about $12.
 A subway  ride will be $3 (go northbound to St. George Station and exit the station at the west end of the platform).
 By Road Car 
       Located at St. George and Bloor, the hotel is easily  accessible from Toronto's major highways. From the Gardiner, exit Spadina North  to Bloor, turn right and the hotel is on your left after the first set of  lights. From the 401 take the 427 south to the Gardiner or take the Don Valley  south to Bloor, go West or right and watch for the hotel after St. George.        Local map  Bus     
      
       Bus services connecting North American cities operate out of Toronto’s Bus/Coach Terminal,  located at 610 Bay St (NW side of Elizabeth Street and Dundas Street).  Bus companies include Greyhound Canada  Transportation Corporation (GCTC), Coach Canada/Trentway-Wager, Inc., Ontario  Northlands Transportation Commission (ONTC), Penetang-Midland Coach Lines  (PMCL) and Can Air Coach Service.       Call 416-393-7911 for bus company fares and schedules.          From the Toronto Coach Terminal, take a 5 to 10 minute taxi ride  (SW corner of terminal) to the Holiday Inn Bloor-Yorkville hotel.  If you don’t have luggage and want to save a  few dollars, take the subway called “TTC” from the Dundas station to St. George  station (take southbound ‘around the loop’ directly to St. George station OR go  northbound & transfer west at Yonge/Bloor station to St. George station).        Go out the “St. George exit” at the west end  of the platform and the conference hotel, Holiday Inn Bloor-Yorkville, is just  above at 280 Bloor St. W.  Useful Transportation Links
     
     
      
       Toronto  Public Transportation System (TTC).   The TTC is the network of public buses, streetcars and subways  connecting the main Toronto region.  Each  ride can be a combination of bus/streetcar and subway ride, and costs CAD $3  regardless of distance to the final destination.  Most places you’ll want tot visit in Toronto  should be accessible by TTC.  You may  want to purchase bulk tickets (5 for $12.50, 10 for $25) or a weekly pass for  $36.  Car  Rentals: Five rental car agencies are available on-site at Toronto  Pearson, with 24-hour support to reserve, pick up, and return rental vehicles.  Rental car agencies are located on Level 1 of the parking garages adjacent to  each terminal.Find municipal ‘Green P’ parking spots.  
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