Flying Orlando to Toronto

[kissimmee-cruiser]

We will be flying from Orlando to Toronto with a 3 hour layover then on to Vancouver all on the same airline. Will we need to collect our luggage in Toronto and go thru customs at this point? 

[CruiserBruce]

Immigration, yes. Immigration is the complicated part.

[LHT28]

use this connections guide

https://www.torontopearson.com/en/connections

[kissimmee-cruiser]

12 hours ago, LHT28 said:

use this connections guide

https://www.torontopearson.com/en/connections

Thank you! This was very helpful. 🙂

[Zach1213]

Damn, I read this as "Orlando to Toronto via Vancouver" and was going to send you map 

[Dancer Bob]

As to whether you'll have to claim your bags , clear Customs and re-check bags- maybe yes, maybe no. It's a confused mess right now. There are big signs posted. (My last arrivals were on Air France and Westjet, so I looked at those signs, but I wasn't connecting, so I didn't pay much attention.) Plan to collect your bags and be pleasantly surprised if you don't. All subject to change at a moment's notice, of course.

It's reported that there were meltdowns at Toronto and Montreal last weekend, but that was a holiday weekend, never good.

[GeezerCouple]

3 hours ago, Zach1213 said:

Damn, I read this as "Orlando to Toronto via Vancouver" and was going to send you map 

That would certainly be the scenic route! 😁

And good thinking, too... clearing customs/immigration should be easier in Vancouver!

😉 

 

GC

[Zach1213]

9 minutes ago, GeezerCouple said:

That would certainly be the scenic route! 😁

And good thinking, too... clearing customs/immigration should be easier in Vancouver!

😉

 

GC

 

I don't know, the one time I cleared immigration in Vancouver (versus driving from Seattle, which I usually find myself doing) it was a freakin' nightmare. I was coming from HKG and got dumped off at the same time as flights from every other country in Asia (so it felt) and it took a solid hour to clear with my non-Canadi(a/e)n passport.