Province Reveals Northlander Ticket Prices
The province has announced the ticket prices for the Northlander passenger rail service, set to return soon. These fares are approximately 10 percent higher than those for the standard Ontario Northland bus service. This pricing strategy aims to ensure competitiveness and accessibility while covering the operational costs of a more reliable rail service.
Northlander Ticket Prices Overview
Premier Doug Ford highlighted the economic aspect of these fares during a recent media event. He noted that discounts are available for various groups, including seniors, students, and families. Ford remarked that while the bus offers good service, the Northlander presents a superior option for travelers.
Discounts and Fare Structure
Anticipated standard one-way fares for the Northlander are outlined below. Discounts are available for seniors, students, military personnel, and passengers traveling for medical reasons, as well as their attendants.
| Route | Adult | Senior (65+) | Student | Child (2-12) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toronto to Timmins to Cochrane | $188.40 | $160.14 | $160.14 | $94.20 |
| Toronto to Timmins | $181.67 | $154.42 | $154.42 | $90.84 |
| Toronto to North Bay | $109.70 | $93.25 | $93.25 | $54.85 |
| North Bay to Timmins | $108.94 | $92.60 | $92.60 | $54.47 |
| Toronto to Gravenhurst | $66.97 | $56.92 | $56.92 | $33.49 |
Future Developments
A ticketing platform is set to launch prior to the service start date. Passengers will be able to book their journeys in advance and find the best available fares. This move aims to enhance the overall travel experience for the users of the Northlander.
For more detailed information about the fare structure and upcoming services, visit Filmogaz.com.
