Where can groups be picked up in Vaughan?
Vaughan is a City in York Region. Rides can begin at homes, condos, hotels and meeting points, and since we hold only limited detail on individual neighbourhoods, the quote pins down the pickup. Add the full address, your leave time and any gate codes or access notes so the driver knows where to stop.
Why do groups book a bus to Vaughan attractions?
Places below are named only as examples of where groups head.
- Canada’s Wonderland, 1 Canada’s Wonderland Dr, is a regular group destination. Highway 400 is the access route, with the Rutherford Rd exit northbound and the Major Mackenzie Dr exit southbound, according to the park’s own directions.
- Vaughan Mills draws shoppers from well beyond the city, and a group heading there can share one ride.
- McMichael Canadian Art Collection and the Kortright Centre are named in Vaughan’s city plans as major draws, and Kleinburg is one of the city’s historic village cores.
Birthdays, nights out, prom and wedding parties are the other bookings we see most. Our night out party bus page explains how those are planned.
Which vehicle suits a night out from Vaughan?
Groups of 8 to 10 usually look at a stretch limousine. Anything larger, up to 20 or more, fits the party bus. Small business parties travelling to a meeting can look at the executive sedan or luxury SUV. We confirm exact capacity with your quote.
Which airport do Vaughan groups use?
We do not assume one. Pearson and Billy Bishop are both options for GTA travellers, and we confirm the best choice when you send your flight time. See airport limo service for what we ask for.
Getting around, and nearby places
The Vaughan Metropolitan Centre is a subway stop on the Spadina extension, and GO Barrie line stations at Rutherford, Maple and King City serve the area. Richmond Hill lies to the east along Bathurst Street. See our Richmond Hill and Markham pages, or the York Region overview. Ready to go? Use the quote form.