Arriving by Bus and Rail

London is a major hub in Southwestern Ontario for Greyhound. We also have a decent public transportation system here, you can view London’s public transit information by visiting the London Transit Commission

Via Rail services London, Ontario and is a major stop along the “401 Corridor” which runs from Windsor up to Montreal. Even doing a rail trip from the US is not extremely difficult, though you would be going through Buffalo on Amtrak as they are the only US rail provider that provides service to Canada.

Using a Cab from the Via Rail or Bus Station.

At most times, there is always at least on Cab driver at both the Via Rail or Greyhound Bus Station. Usually, you can schedule one in advance as well, if you want to make sure you have a cab for the ride. In London, here are the cab companies:

Abouttown
U-Need-A Cab : 519-438-2121 (no website)
Checker Limousine

Using Public Transportation to from the Via or Bus Station.

From most cities within Ontario, you can reach our convention in just a few public transit hops and then using either the Greyhound or Via Rail, you will be able to reach our convention. Once you arrive in London, from the Greyhound station, you would have to walk almost three block east to Wellington Road and from the Via Station, you would walk one block east to Wellington Road.

At the bus stop at the north west corner, you can pick up the local transit bus for route 13, southbound (view the Schedule ) for times (use the times for the Wellington and King stop. You would be getting on at the York and Wellington stop and getting off at White Oaks Mall. You then have to walk the 0.1km to the hotel.