Montreal-Trudeau (YUL) on the 747
Line 747 runs to the metro 24 hours a day, and the $11.25 fare is a 24 hour pass on the bus, metro, exo trains and the REM across Zone A.
- Line 747 runs between the airport and the Lionel-Groulx and Berri-UQAM metro stations.
- 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
- $11.25 per person, and that ticket is a 24 hour pass.
- The pass covers bus, metro, exo trains and the REM within Zone A.
- So the ride into town also pays for the rest of your first day.
- A REM station is being built at the airport, with a bus link from Des Sources in the meantime.
The fare is a travelcard
- The 747 costs $11.25 per person and that ticket is a 24 hour pass on the bus, metro, exo commuter trains and the REM within Zone A, the agglomeration of Montreal.
- That reframes the price entirely. It is not an $11 bus ride; it is a day pass with an airport transfer attached, and if you use the metro at all on your first day it has already paid for itself.
The route and the hours
- Line 747 runs between YUL Montreal-Trudeau and the Lionel-Groulx and Berri-UQAM metro stations.
- It runs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, which is unusual for an airport bus anywhere and is the reason it works for a 02:00 arrival.
- Lionel-Groulx is the interchange for the green and orange metro lines; Berri-UQAM is downtown and the hub of the network.
The REM
- A REM station is being built at the airport itself, and until it opens there is a bus connection between the REM Des Sources station and YUL.
- The 747's 24 hour pass already covers the REM, so the two systems are one fare rather than two.
Practical
- Buy the ticket from the machine in the international arrivals hall, or on board with exact change.
- Taxis and ride-hailing run to a fixed-rate zone system into downtown, which is the fallback when you are three deep in luggage.
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