Bus routes from Toronto, ON to New York, NY
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Bus stations and stops in Toronto, ON
Toronto (Union Station Bus Terminal)
81 Bay St
M5J2X8 Toronto, ON
Canada
M5J2X8 Toronto, ON
Canada
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Bus will stop in Union Station Bus Terminal at 81 Bay Street (2nd Floor) in Toronto. Follow station signage and information screens for bus gate information.
Scarborough Centre
55 Town Centre Court
M1P 4X4 Toronto, ON
Canada
M1P 4X4 Toronto, ON
Canada
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Bus will stop at the Passenger Pick Up and Drop Off Area in front of 55 Town Centre Court, across from the YMCA, in Scarborough, ON.
Toronto Pearson Airport (Terminal 1)
5986 Airport Rd
L4V 1R9 Toronto, ON
Canada
L4V 1R9 Toronto, ON
Canada
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Bus will stop on the Ground Level at Terminal 1. Follow signs to Public Buses, Out of Town Shuttles, and Out of Town Services. Exit Terminal via Gate P. Bus will stop at post P4 at the center island.
Mississauga (Duke of York Blvd)
Duke of York Blvd (between Prince of Wales Dr and Princess Royal Dr)
L5B 4B8 Toronto, ON
Canada
L5B 4B8 Toronto, ON
Canada
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Bus will stop on the south side of Duke of York Blvd, between Prince of Wales Dr and Princess Royal Dr in front of the Living Arts Centre in Mississauga, ON.
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Travel Guide: Toronto to New York City via FlixBus
Traveling from Toronto to NYC with FlixBus is a convenient and comfortable way to travel between these two iconic cities. With a journey time of approximately 10 hours, it’s a long trip, but FlixBus makes it easy and comfortable with its many onboard amenities. With a few additional tips and information, your bus trip to the Big Apple will be smooth and enjoyable.
Getting to Your FlixBus Stop
Public Transport: Toronto’s well-organized public transportation system, operated by the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC), includes subways, buses, and streetcars, making it easy to navigate the city. GO Transit, Ontario’s regional bus and train service, also offers frequent connections to Union Station, where one of the FlixBus stops is conveniently located within the bus terminal.
Taxi or Ride-Sharing: If you’re traveling with heavy luggage or prefer a more comfortable option, Toronto’s taxi services, such as Co-Op Cabs, can take you directly to your FlixBus stop. Additionally, ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft are readily available throughout the city.
Arriving in New York City and Navigating the City
FlixBus services arrive at several key locations in New York City, including the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Midtown Manhattan. This central location provides convenient access to the rest of the city, with a variety of transportation options available to help you reach your final destination.
Understanding Manhattan’s Layout
First time in the Big Apple? Here’s a helpful tip: Manhattan’s streets follow a grid pattern, with Streets running east to west and Avenues running north to south. Broadway is an exception, cutting diagonally through the grid. Once you grasp this layout, getting around the city becomes much easier.
NYC’s Urban Transportation Options
The Subway System:
New York City’s subway system is among the most extensive and efficient in the world, operating 24/7. Managed by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), the subway and bus systems are both accessible with a MetroCard. If you plan on using public transport frequently during your visit, consider purchasing a 7-day pass for unlimited travel. Be sure to check for any service changes, especially late at night or on weekends.
The Bus System:
The MTA also operates a comprehensive bus network throughout NYC. Buses are a good option for shorter trips, however, keep in mind that buses are more susceptible to traffic delays, particularly in Manhattan, so plan accordingly if you’re on a tight schedule.
Taxis and Ride-Sharing:
Taxis are abundant in New York City and can be easily hailed. Look for a cab with its rooftop light on, indicating it’s available. Ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft are also widely used and offer a convenient alternative.
Ferries:
New York’s extensive ferry network offers an alternative way to get around, particularly for travelling between boroughs or enjoying scenic views of the city. While ferries may not be the primary mode of transportation for most visitors, they can provide a pleasant and unique way to experience New York.
Useful Tips for Travelling from Toronto to New York City
Prepare for the Journey:
The bus trip from Toronto to New York City takes approximately 9.5 to 10 hours. To make your journey more comfortable, it’s a good idea to bring along essentials such as snacks, water, and some form of entertainment like books, movies, or music. Packing a travel pillow, blanket, and items like earplugs or noise-cancelling headphones can also help you rest during the ride. If you opt for an overnight bus, you’ll likely arrive in New York City feeling more refreshed and ready to explore.
Border Crossing:
Since you’ll be crossing the US-Canada border, it’s essential to have all the necessary travel documents, including a valid passport and any required visas. Be prepared for customs checks, which can add some time to your journey. Keep your documents and any items you may need to declare easily accessible to make the process as smooth as possible.
First Time in NYC? Here Are Some Extra Tips
Currency and Payments:
The United States uses U.S. dollars, so ensure you have some cash on hand or a credit/debit card that works internationally. While most places in New York City accept card payments, it’s always helpful to have cash for small purchases, tips, or locations that may not accept cards. If you find yourself short on cash, there are plenty of ATMs around the city, though be mindful that withdrawing money may incur additional fees.
Cultural Etiquette:
New York City is known for its fast-paced atmosphere, but it’s important to be mindful of local customs, particularly when it comes to tipping. In restaurants, it’s customary to tip 18-20% for good service and 22% or more for excellent service. If you’re dining with a larger group—often six or more—many restaurants automatically include the tip, so check your bill to avoid tipping twice. In bars, tipping $1-$2 per drink is standard, but for larger tabs, the same tipping guidelines as restaurants apply. For taxis or ride-sharing services, it’s typical to tip around 15% for basic service and 20% for a good ride.
When staying at a hotel, tipping is expected: room service generally warrants a 15% tip unless it’s already included, while concierges typically receive $3-$5 for helpful information or assistance, with more for exceptional service. Bellhops or doormen should be tipped $1-$2 per bag, and housekeeping staff usually receive $5 per night, especially if you’re part of a larger or messier group. Even if you’re not staying at a hotel but need to store your luggage temporarily, a small tip of $5-$10 can go a long way in ensuring your request is accommodated. It’s advisable to carry small bills, particularly $1 bills, to make tipping easier and smoother.
Healthcare:
If you require medical attention while in New York City, be aware that healthcare in the U.S. is not free and can be very expensive without insurance. It’s crucial to have travel insurance that covers medical expenses. In case of an emergency, you can visit one of the city’s hospitals, but be prepared for potentially high out-of-pocket costs if you’re uninsured. Always carry your insurance information with you.
Safety:
New York City is generally safe, but it’s important to stay aware of your surroundings, particularly in crowded areas or on public transit. Keep your belongings secure, avoid deserted areas at night, and if you’re unsure about a neighbourhood, ask locals or use apps to check safety ratings. For emergencies, dial 911 for immediate assistance.
Find the cheapest buses from Toronto to New York
Looking for cheap tickets from Toronto to New York? FlixBus has you covered. The distance between Toronto and New York is 811 km, which takes a minimum of 9 hours 50 minutes.
FlixBus has a large network, so you can travel onwards with us once you reach New York. Tickets for this connection cost $167.99 on average, but you can book a trip for as little as $87.99. The lowest price for this connection is $87.99, but prices might be higher during high season and when the bus gets full.
So how to find the best ticket prices? Be sure to book in advance on our website or via our FlixBus App. When booking through the App, your ticket will be stored directly, making bus travel even more green and convenient!
Traveling from Toronto to New York
With 6 rides per day, it’s easy to fit a trip to New York into your schedule.
The bus takes a minimum of 9 hours 50 minutes and you can expect 3 stops on your journey.
Traveling with FlixBus isn’t just quick, it’s cheap too. If you book in advance online or using the app, you can expect to pay as little as $87.99 for a ticket between Toronto and New York , but prices might go up in high season or if buses are full, getting to an average of $167.99. That’s a great saving compared to traveling by train, car or plane!
What’s more, bus travel is a more sustainable mode of transport. We’re working towards making our entire FlixBus fleet 100% carbon neutral, and every customer can offset their carbon footprint by making a donation when they purchase their ticket.
Taking the bus from Toronto
Toronto is well-connected on the FlixBus network with 47 connections departing every day from 4 stations, making it very easy to travel across the country.
Arriving in New York
With 8 bus stations, New York is well-connected. Traveling with FlixBus around the country is very cheap and easy, as to get to New York you can pick one of the 185 routes arriving daily.
What to expect onboard the FlixBus bus from Toronto to New York
Once you’ve booked your bus tickets through the FlixBus App using one of our secure payment methods, you just need to bring your phone to use as your ticket - and your luggage, of course. Don’t worry about packing light as you can bring one piece of carry-on luggage and one piece of hold luggage for your journey.
Want to be guaranteed the best seat in the house? You can choose yours when you book your ticket. Opt for a classic seat, a table seat, a panorama seat for a great view, or reserve the free seat beside you for extra space.
Once you’ve stowed your luggage away and settled in, sit back and enjoy the journey with the onboard services on your FlixBus bus including free Wi-Fi onboard, FLIXtainment - our entertainment portal, toilets and plug socket.Whether you need to fire off some emails during your trip, or you want to relax and enjoy the ride, we’ve got you covered.
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