Where can groups be picked up in Richmond Hill?
Richmond Hill sits inside York Region, and rides can start at a house, a condo tower, a hotel or an agreed meeting point. We hold only a few verified details about the city, so each pickup is settled in writing before the day. Include the full address, your leave time and anything the driver should know about access.
What do groups do in Richmond Hill?
The places here are examples only, and none is a partner. The David Dunlap Observatory, 123 Hillsview Dr, opened in 1935, is a National Historic Site and is run by the City. Mill Pond Park (Mill St and Trench St) offers a boardwalk and a gazebo. The Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts is the city’s arts venue. Heading to any of them together saves everyone hunting for parking.
Which vehicle suits a night out from Richmond Hill?
A big crowd belongs on the party bus. Eight to ten friends are comfortable in the stretch limousine, and a smaller family party can ask about the luxury SUV. A driver comes with each.
Which airport do Richmond Hill groups use?
Pearson, Billy Bishop and Hamilton all exist, but the airline and the hour you fly decide the match. Give us both and the quote settles it. The airport limo page lists the details we ask for.
Getting around, and nearby places
Highways 400, 401, 404 and 407 and Highway 7 all reach Richmond Hill, and the GO Richmond Hill line calls at Richmond Hill, Gormley and Langstaff. Yonge Street is the main corridor, and traffic gathers on it between 16th Ave and Highway 407, so we leave slack there. Vaughan is across Bathurst Street to the west, and Markham lies south and east. Read about Vaughan, Markham or the whole York Region area, or go straight to the quote form.