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Hello
Does the airport shuttle have a certain name so i can check schedules ( in toronoto its the airport express, does montreal have an airport express bus )?
Also will the bus go somewhat close to this location in Montreal ?
1750 Notre-Dame StreEt West
Montreal, Québec
H3J 1M3
Thanks again for your help, your responses have been extremely helpful!
Thanks
Hi!
The airport shuttle in Montreal is called L'Aerobus. Here's the link if you want to check the schedule (shuttles run every 30 min between 7:00 am and 12:30 am): http://www.admtl.com/passager/acces_et_stationnement/_aerobus.aspx
The shuttle stops at the Berri-UQAM bus/metro station, which is pretty far away from 1750 Notre-Dame West. If you're travelling light you could always take the metro (orange line) to the Georges-Vanier station and from there walk to Notre-Dame St., but if you want to save time and hassle, you might want to take a taxi instead. The flat rate to get to downtown Montreal is $38.
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