Montréal–Trudeau International Airport

Short route to Lionel-Groulx metro 30–35 min. Long route to Gare d'autocars (Berri-UQAM) with 11 stops, 45–70 min. Accessible buses.

Not open as of October 2026. ADM and REM both give a 2027 opening; about 25 min to downtown when it runs. Until then use the 747 bus, or STM 209 to REM Des Sources station.

209 Des Sources connects to the REM at Des Sources station. 356 is a night route, 378 Sauvé, 460 Express Métropolitaine. The seasonal 815 REM shuttle ended 19 Oct 2026.

Request the ride from the designated zone. No set drop-off area for departures; use the Departures curb, or the P4/P10 Express Drop-offs 13:00–20:00 to skip the ramp.

No booking needed. All airport taxis are licensed; fares include a $1.05 airport fee.

Book on site only (name, destination, email); cannot be reserved before you land. Cars are usually waiting at the door.

For VIA trains to Ottawa, Toronto and Québec City. No train runs into the airport itself.

Non-stop downtown shuttle for eligible Air Canada passengers only. Arriving passengers collect bags, then go up to Departures Door 7. Fares and eligibility on aircanada.com.

Orléans Express 1-833-449-6444; Tremblant service is winter only. Aerovanette 1-855-628-3883, 24/7 by reservation.

Aloft, Courtyard, DoubleTree, Embassy Suites, Fairfield, Hilton Garden Inn, Holiday Inn, Hyatt Place, Quality, Radisson, Sheraton and others. Call your hotel for timing.

Alamo, Avis, Budget, Dollar, Enterprise, Hertz, National, Thrifty. Turo cars are in P4 or P9. Off-site firms (Routes, Europcar) meet at Door 8, Departures level.

About 5 min by dedicated-lane shuttle. Avoids the congested main ramp, especially 13:00–20:00. Reduced-mobility spaces at both.

Domestic-to-international stays airside but passes a second check into the international zone, with no way back. To the US follow "Connections to USA" to checkpoint C. From abroad, arrivals go through the connections centre; EU arrivals skip re-screening.

Sink, chair, changing table and in many cases a microwave. ADM's page gives no gate numbers; follow washroom signage or ask a red-jacket YUL ambassador.

Small play areas.

For children 6 months and up. Use inside the terminal only, not for the trip.

ADM says to ask your airline in advance whether your stroller can be gate-checked. Toys that look like real weapons must stay home.

Families with infants or small children get priority access. Equipment handles larger items like strollers and car seats; officers can give extra time.

Travelling with a child under 2 you may carry baby food, milk, formula, water and juice in carry-on beyond the 100 ml limit. Declare them at screening. Rules are CATSA's, not the airport's.

Ask staff after the checkpoint. Not offered in the domestic jetty.

ADM's own pages disagree on the gate (5 vs 3); the directory listing is the newer one.

Smaller grab-and-go style lounge for working or a quick bite.

On-site microbrewery, chef menu with optional table service, Wi-Fi, charging. Fully accessible. ADM's page gives no walk-up or Priority Pass terms.

150 seats, showers, hot and cold food, wine bar, runway and Mount Royal views. Accessible.

No reservation needed. Wine, beer, spirits, buffet, Wi-Fi, USB outlets. Paid entry terms not published by ADM.

Main lounge closed 4 Oct 2026 for a rebuild; new lounge due 2028. Reduced capacity and a 2-hour stay limit in the temporary space.

An Air Canada Café is in the same area near gate 73.

ADM lists Odyssey cardholders and Plaza Premium; the Amex and walk-up detail is from Milesopedia. Priority Pass acceptance not confirmed on either page.

Lifting equipment and large-format changing table. You must bring your own helper; airport staff cannot assist inside the room.

Unisex, wheelchair accessible, hands-free sinks, emergency call button. All washrooms airport-wide have door-free entrances and accessible stalls.

On foot, wheelchair or golf cart, with luggage help. Book ahead online or at 514-420-5030; walk-ups accepted with about 15 min wait. Also serves P4/P10 Express Drop-off areas.

Help from check-in to the gate, on board and during connections is the airline's job. After security an electric shuttle runs to gates in all three jetties and from arrival gates to Canadian customs. Free self-service wheelchairs are placed around the terminal.

Outside these hours ADM says to arrange transport with your carrier. Standard taxi fares apply.

Signals to staff that you may need more time or help. Does not give expedited screening.

A volunteer with a therapy dog accompanies you. Request in advance through the form on ADM's accessibility page.

Braille on washroom entrances, elevators, escalators and relief-area signs; elevators announce floors. TTY phones at every pay-phone bank; visual fire alarms in public areas. TTY line 1-800-855-1155.

Take a ticket on entry; show the ticket and permit at the exit assistance station to have the rate adjusted.

Open to all, any belief or none. Before security only.

The only showers ADM lists. Landside, the attached Marriott hotel sells rooms. No public shower facility.

Massage therapists and express treatments.

Medical and lab services for travellers and staff. No pharmacy is listed in ADM's directory.

PlayStation 5 stations and VR. International zone only.

Signed in Braille. Pets must be caged or leashed in the terminal.

Network name ".YUL Wi-Fi". Open a browser and accept with an email address. Sessions last 60 min; start a new session for more.

No lockers anywhere in the terminal. Bring photo ID and a boarding pass or booking for a flight from YUL. Plastic-wrapped bags refused; coats, boots and sports gear accepted.

For items lost in public areas, taxis or parking shuttles. Items left on the aircraft or at the carousel go through your airline.

Airport rates are poor; an ATM or card usually beats them.

Only hotel inside the airport. Soundproofed rooms, indoor pool, 24 h gym, spa, Café Illy and Bijou Resto Bar.

Phone 514-633-3333 or 1-800-465-1213. Red-jacket YUL ambassadors roam the terminal too.

Wrapped bags are not accepted at the cloakroom.