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 Pearson International Airport (YYZ) usually involves a long walk from the gate and a potentially slow crawl through customs. Once you clear the arrivals hall, the immediate challenge is navigating the distance to the city center. Pearson is not in the heart of the city; it sits several kilometers away, meaning your choice of transport determines whether you start your trip relaxed or stressed.
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