Fare Information

Travel cashless across the Greater Golden Horseshoe with PRESTO, connecting between GO Transit and 9 other local transit agencies. The PRESTO App lets you instantly load funds onto your PRESTO card from wherever, whenever!

Learn more about paying with PRESTO.

You can tap a credit or debit card on and off a PRESTO device to pay your GO adult fare. You can also tap your phone or watch if you have a credit or debit card stored in your mobile wallet. 

Learn more about PRESTO contactless payment with credit and debit.

Avoid the hassle of waiting in line and keep your GO Transit ticket purchase completely contactless. Feel good about saving paper because e-tickets are not printed. There’s no need to worry about losing or forgetting tickets because you can access them any time on your smartphone. Learn more about buying an e-ticket.

Single-ticket, day pass and group pass (consisting of up to a maximum of 5 individuals travelling together using the same paper ticket) available at Ticket Vending Machines at GO Stations, Bus Terminals and select Bus Stops or Ticket Counters during hours of operation.

For more details visit find a station or stop.

We’ve made travel FREE between GO Transit and most local transit agencies. This increased co-fare discount from 75% to 100% includes connections to and from GO and these local transit systems: Durham Region Transit, Milton Transit, Grand River Transit, Guelph Transit, Oakville Transit, MiWay, Brampton Transit, Hamilton Street Railway (HSR), Burlington Transit, Bradford West Gwillimbury Transit and York Region Transit (YRT). If you’re a Barrie Transit rider, you’ll continue to receive free fare.

Learn more about co-fares.

GO Transit is creating a transit system that is more equitable. We have launched a pilot program to benefit riders who are enrolled in Peel Region's Affordable Transit Program. As part of the program, we will reimburse 50 percent of a GO Transit adult fare for customers who are a part of the program.

How it works:

• If you’re a resident of Peel Region and are enrolled in the Affordable Transit Program with Brampton Transit or MiWay, you will be reimbursed for 50% of your PRESTO adult fare when you travel on GO Transit using your PRESTO card.
• You do not need to connect between GO Transit and Brampton Transit or MiWay to qualify for the reimbursement. It will apply to ANY trip that you take using GO Transit. To receive the reimbursement, simply tap on a PRESTO device within 30 days of travelling on GO Transit. After you tap on the PRESTO device, you will see your reimbursed fare on your PRESTO account within seven days.

About the Peel Affordable Transit Program:

The Peel Affordable Transit Program is a partnership between the Region of Peel, the City of Brampton, and the City of Mississauga’s transit authorities. The program subsidizes 50% of the cost of a monthly PRESTO pass on local transit for low-income individuals in Brampton or Mississauga.

You can learn more about eligibility for the program and how to apply for a discounted pass for Brampton Transit or MiWay on the Peel Region website.

Through the GO Affordability Pilot, we will increase access to jobs, educational opportunities, and leisure activities for riders who need it most - within and beyond their municipalities.

We will expand the pilot to other transit systems in a phased approach with the aim of helping everyone get where they need to go. 

We promise to do our best to be on time, however, sometimes delays happen - including those outside our control. Our GO Train Service Guarantee applies to all delayed, regularly scheduled trips, except when delays are caused by extreme weather conditions

Visit our Service Guarantee page for more information or to make a claim.

Every year on November 11 and for the Warriors' Day Parade at the CNE, we honour those who have served to protect our country by offering free GO transportation for veterans, their companion and currently serving members of the Canadian military.

Veterans and currently serving members of the Canadian military are asked to identify themselves by wearing or carrying their medals, beret, blazer, uniform, other similar belongings or Veteran’s Service Card while travelling.

Immediate family members of deceased veterans may also ride for free if carrying something to identify their relations to the late veteran, such as service papers or an identification card.