GO Transit
Seniors aged 65 and over save 55% on GO Transit fares, using a PRESTO card, a GO e-ticket or a paper ticket.
The senior fare type has to be set on your PRESTO card in person, at Union Station or a Customer Service Outlet, after which PRESTO applies the discount automatically.
- 65+
- none, but a PRESTO card must be set to the senior fare type in person
Terms differ from the version circulating on other discount lists. The wording above is what the company currently states.
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OC Transpo (Ottawa)
Free travel on all OC Transpo buses and the O-Train every Wednesday and every Sunday for seniors 65 and over, using a PRESTO card set to the senior discount. On other days the senior single ride is $3.28 by PRESTO and the senior monthly pass is $59.75, and seniors with a registered PRESTO card get four free Para Transpo trips a month.
Senior fares must be paid with a PRESTO card and cannot be paid by cash, debit or credit, so there is no longer a cash senior fare. The free Wednesday and Sunday rides do not apply to Para Transpo. You may be asked for proof of age. Set the senior discount on a new or existing PRESTO card at the OC Transpo Customer Service Centre in the Rideau Centre or at a participating Shoppers Drug Mart, Loblaws, Real Canadian Superstore or No Frills; there is no fee to set it on a card you already have.
- 65+
- none, but a PRESTO card set to the senior fare
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Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)
A senior single fare of $2.25 by PRESTO, debit or credit, against an adult fare of $2.35, or $2.30 in cash against an adult $2.40, for riders aged 65 and over. Monthly fare capping now applies to senior fares: after 47 paid trips in a calendar month with the same payment method, the rest of that month's trips are free.
The TTC Senior Monthly Pass and Senior 12 Month Pass were discontinued on 31 August 2026 and fare capping replaced them, so the old note that the senior pass cost the same as the adult pass no longer applies. You must carry photo identification as proof of age: a driver's licence, an Ontario Photo Card, or an existing TTC Senior's Photo ID, which the TTC no longer issues. The senior fare type has to be added to a new or existing PRESTO card in person at a Shoppers Drug Mart or a participating Customer Service Outlet, with proof of age.
- 65+
- none, but a PRESTO card must be set to the senior fare type in person
Terms differ from the version circulating on other discount lists. The wording above is what the company currently states.
Read the company’s own terms
VIA Rail
15% off Economy Plus, Business and Business Plus fares for passengers aged 65 and over, any day of the week, on all VIA Rail routes across Canada, when you book at least 30 days ahead and choose the passenger type Senior (65+). Book by 5 January 2027 for travel between 9 September 2026 and 30 April 2027.
Book at least 30 days in advance and select Senior (65+) as the passenger type; VIA says conditions apply and discounted seats on each train are limited. VIA separately offers CAA members up to 20% off and runs Discount Tuesdays with the code TUESDAY, so compare before you book rather than assuming the senior fare is the cheapest.
- 65+
- none for the senior fare; the CAA offer is separate and needs CAA membership
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York Region Transit
A senior single fare of $2.60 by PRESTO card or PRESTO in a mobile wallet, against an adult PRESTO fare of $4.24 and a $4.65 cash fare, for riders aged 65 and over, plus free travel after 28 paid trips in a calendar month under YRT's fare capping.
These are the fares in force since the increase of 1 July 2026. The $4.65 cash, credit or debit fare is the same for every age group, so the saving only comes with a PRESTO card set to the senior fare type, and fare capping only works with PRESTO. Seniors may also qualify for the Government of Ontario Seniors' Public Transit Tax Credit.
- 65+
- none, but a PRESTO card set to the senior fare
Terms differ from the version circulating on other discount lists. The wording above is what the company currently states.
Read the company’s own terms