Peel is the part of the Greater Toronto Area west of Toronto, and it is where a lot of our group bookings start. If your group lives in Mississauga or Brampton, we can send a stretch limousine or party bus to the door, add a second pickup, and book the ride home in the same quote.
How is Peel Region organised?
The Regional Municipality of Peel, usually called the Region of Peel, is the upper-tier government for three cities: Mississauga, Brampton and Caledon. The region handles services such as water, waste, public health, paramedics and regional roads, while each city runs its own local licensing and parking rules. Brampton is the regional seat. Peel is one of the four regions that, with Toronto, make up the GTA.
Which Peel cities do we cover?
- Mississauga: home to most of Toronto Pearson, Celebration Square and The International Centre.
- Brampton: the regional seat, with Rose Theatre, the CAA Centre and Bramalea City Centre.
- Caledon: part of Peel, quoted on request without a page of its own.
Venues are named for reference only. Check their own sites for event details.
What do Peel groups usually need?
Peel groups often gather friends from several streets or from both Mississauga and Brampton, then head downtown or to an airport. Because Peel adjoins Toronto, trips often cross municipal lines. A booking that lists every stop and the return time gives us what we need to plan a route and a sensible vehicle.
| Need | Vehicle to ask about |
|---|---|
| Small night out, 8 to 10 | Stretch limousine |
| Birthday or celebration, up to 20 or more | Party bus |
| Pearson transfer | Airport limo |
| Very large group | Coach, via group transportation |
How do you ask for a Peel pickup?
Send the town, street address, date, time and group size through the quote form. We confirm the pickup plan in writing before you commit. For the wider map, see our locations hub, or the neighbouring areas of Etobicoke and Oakville.