Compare flights to Toronto and Vancouver for the 2026 World Cup.
Canada's busiest airport. Direct flights from 180+ destinations worldwide. Located 27km northwest of downtown Toronto.
Airport to Union Station in 25 minutes. $12.35 one-way. Trains every 15 minutes. Fastest option.
$50–75 to downtown depending on traffic. 30–60 minutes. Uber available at arrivals.
192 Airport Rocket bus to Kipling Station, then subway. $3.35 total. Takes 60–90 min but cheapest option.
UP Express to Union Station → streetcar 509/511 to Exhibition Place. Total time: ~45 min.
Located on Sea Island, 15km south of downtown. Consistently rated one of the best airports in North America.
Airport to downtown in 25 minutes. $4.25–$9.10 depending on time. Trains every 3–8 min. Best option.
$35–50 to downtown. 25–40 minutes. Both available at arrivals level.
Canada Line to Stadium-Chinatown station. Direct — no transfers needed. 30 min total.
Toronto ↔ Vancouver: 4.5-hour flight. Air Canada, WestJet, Flair. Book early for best prices.
Flight prices to Canada will surge as June 2026 approaches. The sweet spot for international flights is 3–6 months before travel.
Flying mid-week (Tue/Wed) is often 20–30% cheaper than weekends. Use flexible date search to find the best deals.
Buffalo to Toronto: 2 hours. Seattle to Vancouver: 2.5 hours. Cross-border driving is easy with valid passport + visa/eTA.
Don't book flights before confirming your visa status. eTA takes minutes; visitor visas can take months. Check requirements →
If attending matches in both countries, you'll need separate entry authorization for each. Canadian visa/eTA AND US visa/ESTA. Check both before booking multi-country flights.