At Q4, Walk in airport, look for ladies washroom and 3 doors to the right there's an unmarked, recessed door. Home cooked meals as well as fries and smaller things, cheap prices!
Free wifi is a win, though have to keep reconnecting on an iPhone via Safari. US pre-immigration lines can be very long, so leave plenty of time if going there.
The TTC ( Toronto's public transit ) 192 Bus is a fast and cheap way to get to the subway and on to anywhere in Toronto! Look for it. It's not well signed.
Never, ever connect internationally through Pearson. Double immigration and customs for the US-bound; plan to add two plus hours. (The inter-terminal baggage protocol alone boggles the mind.)
If you're flying international (terminal 1) and need to drop off your rental car you must enter through terminal 3, drop off your rental, and then take a shuttle bus to terminal 1. Good luck!
Escape the travelling grind, and join the Windows Picture Perfect Holiday at Toronto Pearson Airport (Gate 141 in Terminal 1 or Gate C27 in Terminal 3) for a FREE holiday photo.
Welcome to Canada! Take advantage of the free WiFi here now before you "disconnect" from the world. At least without Bell/Rogers pillaging your wallet, anyway.
Toronto Pearson is the largest and busiest airport in Canada, handling nearly 36 million passengers in 2022. The airport is named in honour of Lester B. Pearson, who served as the 14th Prime minister of Canada and received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1957 for his humanitarian work in peacekeeping.