Toronto Airport luggage storage

About Toronto Airport

The Lester B. Pearson International Airport, otherwise known as Toronto Pearson International Airport or simply Pearson, is a major international airport serving the Canadian city of Toronto and its surrounding areas (collectively known as the “Golden Horseshoe). The airport is situated about 14 miles from the city’s downtown area and extends to neighboring Mississauga. Pearson Airport is the biggest and busiest airport in Canada and the second-busiest airport in the Americas. Furthermore, it ranks 30th busiest airport in the world in terms of passenger traffic. In 2019, the airport welcomed 50.5 million passengers.

The Pearson Airport is the main hub for Air Canada, the country’s biggest airline, and its flag carrier. Additionally, the airport serves as a hub for other major airlines, both cargo and passenger. As the city’s primary airport, Pearson is a key gateway for those who are looking to enter Toronto. The capital of the province of Ontario, Toronto is an international center for culture, finance, tourism, and business and is considered one of the world’s most cosmopolitan and multicultural cities. It is also among Canada’s most popular destinations as it is home to several historical sites, cultural attractions, and beautiful outdoor spaces.

Fun fact: The airport was named after Lester B. Pearson, Canada’s 14th Prime Minister and a Nobel Peace Prize laureate. 

Things to do in Toronto Airport

The Toronto Airport is the main entry point into the city of Toronto. All of the beautiful attractions here are waiting to be explored. With its impressive collection of cultural institutions – from national historic sites and major festivals to entertainment districts and topnotch dining destinations – there is no shortage of things to do in the city. Here are some of Bounce’s top recommendations of what to do in Toronto.

• See the city from above by climbing the CN Tower 
• See and observe over 5,000 different animals at the Toronto Zoo
• Learn about the history of Canada’s number one sport, hockey, at the Hockey Hall of Fame
• Spend some outdoor time at High Park, Toronto’s biggest and most popular park
• Catch one of the events held at the iconic Rogers Centre
• See some of the world’s best modern art at the Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada
• Tour Casa Loma, a 98-room castle constructed during the 1900s
• Explore and shop at the quirky and diverse Kensington Market
• Take a trip out to see the stunning Niagara Falls
• Go on a day trip to visit the Toronto Islands and enjoy the activities

Transit Options in Toronto Airport

• Union Pearson (UP) Express
• GO Transit bus
• Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) bus

Luggage Storage near Toronto Airport

Toronto is a melting pot of cultures and is one of the most interesting places to visit in Canada. Whether you’re in the city for a few hours for a work trip or on a full-on holiday with several days to explore, you shouldn’t have to worry about dragging your luggage around. This is where Bounce can help. We offer short-term storage services through a number of local partners located all over the city of Toronto. All you need to do is find one of our partners, deposit your luggage there and proceed with your plans for the day!

Luggage Storage Options near Toronto Airport

With so much to see, do, and experience around Toronto Airport, you won't want extra gear slowing you down. With Bounce, all you have to do is open the app, search for a location that’s convenient for you and drop off your things there. Without size limits for suitcases and backpacks, leaving your belongings with Bounce is easy.

Luggage Storage near Royal Ontario Museum 

The Royal Ontario Museum, also known as ROM, is the biggest museum in Canada and one of Toronto’s top cultural institutions. Located on the northern side of the University of Toronto Campus, ROM has been around since 1912. It is home to over six million ancient artifacts, relics, and other pieces related to natural history and world culture scattered across 40 different galleries. At ROM, you can view a range of impressive exhibits on display, including Chinese temple art, ancient Roman sculptures, dinosaur fossils, pieces from the Art Deco period, and so much more. Aside from the impressive permanent collections and exhibits here, there is also an interactive zone and hands-on gallery. The museum is a definite must-see when in Toronto, especially for history buffs and culture vultures. Large bags, backpacks, or luggage are not permitted inside the galleries. To avoid any inconvenience, drop off your things at a Bounce location near the museum.

Luggage Storage near Distillery District

Any visit to Toronto would not be complete without spending time at the historic waterfront neighborhood of Distillery District. Listed as a National Historic Site of Canada, Distillery District is notable for its Victorian-period buildings and cobblestone streets. During the 1800s, the area was once home to the country’s biggest distilling company – the Gooderham and Worts Distillery. Eventually, it evolved into a pedestrian-only neighborhood that is overflowing with cafés, shops, art galleries, restaurants, performance spaces, and other gems. As expected, the Distillery District is also one of the best places in Toronto for drinking. The area is filled with pubs and watering holes where you can kick back and enjoy a Canadian brewski. To maximize your time at the Distillery District, look for a Bounce partner nearby and leave your luggage there.

Luggage Storage near St. Lawrence Market

Arguably the most renowned market in Toronto, the St. Lawrence Market is an institution and tourist attraction in the heart of historic Old Town. The market has been around since the 17th century and has undergone several developments since. St. Lawrence Market has earned a reputation as one of the world’s best food markets. Peruse hundreds of food stalls that sell delicacies such as meat, cheese, seafood, and other fresh produce. Aside from the dozens of food stands, St. Lawrence is also home to The Market Kitchen, a culinary school and space where you can take cooking classes or join special food-related events. A trip to St. Lawrence Market is an absolute must when spending time in Toronto. For a hassle-free market experience, store your things at a Bounce location before heading to St. Lawrence.