Executive Sedan
$90flat
$90flat
$115flat
$475flat
$515flat
Whole-vehicle prices between Bolton and Pearson Airport. 13% HST extra. Full details on the rates page.
Bolton is Caledon's largest community, tucked into the Humber valley. The chauffeur's line to the airport follows Highway 427 and Highway 50 on a normal day and improvises on an abnormal one. Either way, the price you approved never hears about it.
Do the arithmetic once and never worry again. Drive time from Bolton: 25 to 35 minutes on Highway 427 and Highway 50 when traffic cooperates, more in rush hour and snow. Airport buffer: 2 hours for domestic, 3 for international. We run this math with every Bolton booking, then re-check it against live traffic on the day. Terminal sorting is automatic once we know your airline. Holiday weekends deserve an extra fifteen minutes of cushion. Your dispatcher will say so when you book, not after you are late.
Marketing invented the difference; the driveway erases it. What arrives in Bolton is a black, late-model vehicle with a professional at the wheel and a price you already approved, from $90 for the sedan to $515 for the stretch. Whichever word got you here, the standard is the same.
Add up what the meter does not tell you: the wait at the stand, the mystery total, the trunk lottery. The flat rate from Bolton answers all three before the trip begins. The only real decision is vehicle size. Get that right, and the limo versus car service naming sorts itself out on its own.
Same chauffeur standard, four different sizes. Every price below is the whole vehicle, one way, between Bolton and Pearson.
Most Bolton bookings are the sedan at $90. It seats three with three bags and keeps the cabin quiet enough for calls. If you are travelling light, this is your car.
Seven passengers ride the premium SUV for $115. It swallows family luggage, strollers, and sports gear, and still feels executive inside.
For a crowd out of Bolton, the van at $475 is the answer. Everyone leaves together, arrives together, and splits one flat number.
The stretch limo, $515, carries up to twelve under a starlight ceiling with a lit bar. It exists for the days that deserve photographs.
Sedan for 3, premium SUV for 7, Sprinter van for 14, or a stretch limo for up to 12.
The $90 sedan rate you approve at booking is the rate you pay. No meter running, no surge on a snowy Friday.
Airport pickups follow your plane, not the clock. Land early or late and the car adjusts on its own.
Once your plane touches down there is no waiting fee. Clear customs at your own pace.
Airport runs anchor the schedule, but the calendar around them is busy. Bolton corporate accounts ride weekly on monthly invoices. Wedding parties move on tight timelines with the stretch leading. Students fly solo with parents watching the tracking. Wine tours keep the car all afternoon. Whatever the trip from Bolton, the formula stays: one flat price, one professional chauffeur, zero surprises. Corporate travellers from Bolton can move it all onto one monthly invoice with priority booking attached.
Step one is the trip itself. Give us the Bolton pickup address, where you are headed, the date, the time, and how many are riding. Airport trip? Add the flight number.
Second, approve the price. Dispatch replies with your flat rate for the vehicle you chose. Nothing is charged until you say yes, and the number never changes after that.
Finally, the easy part. The car arrives ahead of time, luggage disappears into the trunk, and the route adapts to the day. Airport arrivals wait for your plane automatically.
A chauffeur is not just a driver with a nicer car. Ours are licensed and insured professionals who plan the Bolton route before they leave, arrive ahead of schedule, and treat your luggage like their own. The vehicle is detailed before every single trip. Inside, from Bolton to the terminal doors, you choose the temperature, the music, and the conversation level. Behind them sits a live dispatch desk that answers 416-886-9711 at any hour, tracks every airport flight, and reworks pickups the moment a plane or a plan moves. That is the difference you feel between a ride and a service.
Your $90 sedan rate from Bolton is the whole story except for three lines of fine print, and here they are. Taxes: Ontario takes 13% HST on every fare. Options: prearranged airport pickup runs $13 to $24, an en-route stop $10 to $20, and the terminal meet and greet $45. Cancellations: give us 12 hours and it costs nothing, less than that costs half, and standing us up costs the full fare. Airport waiting after a flight home to Bolton is always free, 407 tolls pass through at cost, and prepaid trips carry the 15% gratuity inside the number.
Full rate sheetBolton fills the Humber valley at Caledon's south end, its downtown climbing the hill above the river. It has boomed with commuter families while keeping a small-town core. The 427 extension shortened the airport run meaningfully, and most trips now beat the old Highway 50 crawl by a comfortable margin.
$90 flat for a sedan, $115 for the SUV, $475 for the group van, and $515 for the stretch limo. That is the full car, not a per-seat price. HST of 13% applies to every fare.
Roughly 25 to 35 minutes via Highway 427 and Highway 50 on a clear road. Dispatch pads flight pickups for rush hour and weather, so book the flight time and let us set the wheels time.
Yes. Dispatch runs 24 hours, and Bolton pickups at 3 AM book exactly like ones at 3 PM. The flat $90 sedan rate does not change by hour.
Yes, on request. Tell us the ages when you book and we install the right seats before the car leaves for Bolton. There is a small fee for extra stops, but seats themselves are arranged with your booking.
Tell us the bag count when you book. Sedans hold three large bags, SUVs seven, and the van swallows a full group load. If it will not fit, we upgrade the vehicle before pickup instead of surprising you at the curb.
Yes, and most flyers do. Book the drop-off and the return pickup together, and each leg gets the same flat Bolton rate. The return is tracked against your arriving flight.