This is not a seat sale! There is no expiry on these great fares to Toronto. These are WestJet's everyday low prices, when booked at least 7 days before departure (subject to availability), for travel on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Book early for the best availability, knowing that you are getting a great travel deal!
SAMPLE FARES
Calgary to Toronto - $199
Charlottetown to Toronto - $139
Edmonton to Toronto - $199
Halifax to Toronto - $139
Montreal to Toronto - $89
Regina to Toronto - $179
Saint John to Toronto - $139
St. John's to Toronto - $179
Thunder Bay to Toronto - $129
Vancouver to Toronto - $219
Victoria to Toronto - $229
Winnipeg to Toronto - $159
Seats at these fares are limited and may not be available on all flights. WestJet fares to Toronto are one-way, and exclude taxes.
As the largest city in Canada, Toronto has loads to offer when you're looking for an exciting city getaway.
A fun-filled city for youngsters and those young at heart to visit, Toronto has attractions, festivals and events that make this bustling center of commerce a unbelievable place to play too! Just north of the city and accessible by car and public transportation is Canada's Wonderland - Canada's Premier Themed Amusement Park. Rest assured the whole family will enjoy a boredom-free vacation!
Toronto's lively night scene offers plenty of intriguing choices including bars, clubs, lounges, theatres, cabaret and dinner theatres, concert venues, restaurants, diners and eateries that ought to tempt every taste. Toronto is also home to the Royal Ontario Museum, the Art Gallery of Ontario and the National Ballet. Also commonly referred to as Broadway north, Toronto features many locally produced and touring large scale musical productions. Once a year, top comedians from all over the world descend on Toronto for the Just for Laughs festival.
For the sporting fan, Toronto's five pro sports teams supply year-round excitement! The Rogers Centre is home ice for the Maple Leafs (National Hockey League) and the Raptors (National Basketball Association) hold court through the winter; while in the summer months it hosts the Blue Jays (Major League Baseball) and the Argonauts (Canadian Football League). BMO Field at Exhibition Place is home to Toronto FC (Major League Soccer). If that isn't enough, special events and attractions such as the Hockey Hall of Fame, Honda Indy Toronto and Tennis Canada's Rogers Cup will definitely appeal to a die-hard sports nut.
Toronto is packed with culturally diverse neighbourhoods! From cosmopolitan chic to country charm, these communities invoke an extraordinary experience complete with sumptuous food, delicious scents, colourful architecture and eclectic shops set to take you on take a sensory trip around the world.
Toronto's Harbourfront is a sophisticated district which houses studios, theatres, galleries and markets. The labyrinth of Kensington Market consists of vintage and second-hand clothing shops tucked in among restaurants and cafés; all with selections from Europe, the Caribbean, the Middle East, South America and Asia on pretty streets lined with brightly-painted Victorian houses. Queen West is a vibrant, dynamic neighbourhood with custom retailers, designers and artists offering an inspiring mix of original fashions, antiques and Art Deco. The downtown stretch of Yonge Street (pronounced "young") is the most vibrant and bustling part of the city. Famous for world-class shopping, dining and entertainment, it is Toronto's most visited attraction.
Visually stunning, Toronto has eye-catching sights in every direction; from immense skyscrapers and the famous CN Tower to the lake and sand in The Beaches district and walking trails through the lush Don River Valley. Toronto is also just a short drive the eighth wonder of the world, Niagara Falls.
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