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Bus Toronto to London: Trip Overview
Trip Reviews for Toronto - London
User reviews from travelers who booked a bus ticket from Toronto to London
Ratings and Reviews (30)
I thought the service was horrible. The 5 o'clock bus was 40 minutes late and when it arrived there was only room for 7 people when 12 people were waiting. There was no seating for the waiting passengers.
Bus arrived 20 minutes late at destination, but it was due to heavy traffic and construction. Nit much they can do about that
Terrible arrival time, bus time was delayed by an hiur and a half
Everything was nice. My only concern is that the ticket price was $28 on your website but when I purchased I was charged $40. Which is a huge difference.
They said their is wifi but their is no wifi in the bus
Tickets should be refundable up until 24 hours before the trip - things/life happen and sometimes peoples' financial situations are very difficult
I’ve been traveling with Greyhound for a while now, my last trip with them was so horrible!!! The bus was late (almost an hour late), and when the bus got to the Airport to pick the passengers up it didn’t had enough space to everyone! I had to wait for more than two hours to get into a bus!
It wasn’t a bad ride just took a bit longer than they said it would.
Wasn't informed about the Red Chairs at the station, just told to go there. why? Only thing I didn't like we're the immature tappers behind me on bus...only ones who were talking. My luck.
A Previous trip from London to toronto wasn't an express bus and should have taken 3.5 hrs and took us 5. The bus driver was incredibly rude and also seemed to be confused as to the smart way to get to Toronto faster, and instead took the scenic route. There is no WiFi (greyhound claims free WiFi-not true) and the bus was freezing. And there weren't any outlets to charge my phone. I was stuck downtown at 1am and didn't nt have enough money to take uber and had no charge on my phone. Subway was closed. Luckily someone let me use their cellphone and was picked up.
The armrest would not come up, and the person beside me was invading my space
If Greyhound is going to use Toronto Charter buses or different buses than Greyhound ones, the driver should inform the passengers of the wifi password if it available on the bus. Often, there is wifi available but it is locked and it would be nice if the driver would announce before driving how to access it since it's not a normal Greyhound bus.
Our bus driver was very rude, he told me & my friend to be quiet when we were not even talking loud. When we got on the bus there was garbage on the ground of the seats we took, we were an hour & 20 minutes later then expected, we made an unexpected stop where it appeared that the driver let out just one person who he had been chatting with on the way there (girlfriend it seemed like) and he was just very unfriendly
The bus was a bit late but the lady at the front desk was so nice that I easily got over that. The fact that annoyed me was the air conditioning along the windows that I couldn’t turn off, and I had to cover.
Had to resechedule my appointment due to delay
Great driver, left on time and arrived. Awesome
Bus was one hour late because the company booked our driver for another line, so another driver had to come later and do overtime
There was no seat my lil one was sitting outside washroom
The bus driver was very rude to my friend and I and the trip took an hour longer than promised.
it was raining horribly in toronto which is no ones fault but the bus was delayed more than an hour and there was barely any communication to the passangers. we were left waiting in line not knowing what was going on
There was no wifi. No plug.and all the seats were very poor. And so much conjusted. Thats was not like a regular greyhound experience.
The Toronto terminal was the most disorganized I've seen so far. It was highly confusing to know which bus to board on. The staffs weren't informative and not helpful. The bus was ultimately late for 30 mins
I purchased my ticket 4 days in advance knowing that I had to a meeting at 7am in the morning on August 1st. My seat along with someone else’s was sold to someone else I was told by the bus driver “ sorry were sold out”. I’ve been using the greyhound to travel back and fourth from Ottawa to London every month or so and will be doing the same at the end of next month. I’ve never had this problem with the VIA Rail system which is what I’ll definitely be choosing for my next trip.
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Bus service from Toronto to London is covered by Greyhound.
Stations & Stops
Buses leaving from Toronto to London will depart from University Ave and Wellington Street, Toronto Coach Terminal, Toronto Coach Terminal, Pearson YYZ Airport or Scarborough Town Centre.
A bus ride to London will drop you off at Greyhound Station.
| Daily Buses | 24 |
| Departure Time | 1:00 AM - 11:05 PM |
| Average Price | $32 |
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| Bus companies on this route | Greyhound Canada |
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