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Currency and cost comparison

TrainLocal, one-way ticket
87%Trains are 87% more expensive in Hamilton than in Queenstown.
Queenstown$2.50
Hamilton$4.67
MealMid-priced restaurant
4%The average meal is 4% more expensive in Hamilton than in Queenstown.
Queenstown$30.00
Hamilton$31.17
TaxiStandard daytime start rate
30%Taxis are 30% more expensive in Hamilton than in Queenstown.
Queenstown$4.70
Hamilton$6.11
CoffeeRegular cappuccino
17%Coffee is 17% more expensive in Hamilton than in Queenstown.
Queenstown$5.71
Hamilton$6.66
Exchange rate
1 NZD = 0.8 CAD
1 CAD = 1.26 NZD
Last checked on Wed, 25/03
Distance: 14708 kms
Queenstown airports
Queenstown Airport (limited) (ZQN)How far from city centre: 8 kms
Hamilton airports

Comprehensive Guide to Flights from Queenstown to Toronto

Embark on a journey from the stunning landscapes of Queenstown, New Zealand, to the vibrant city of Toronto, Canada. Toronto, nestled on the shores of Lake Ontario, is a cosmopolitan hub renowned for its rich multicultural tapestry, iconic skyline, and thriving arts scene. Discover its diverse neighbourhoods, explore historical landmarks like Casa Loma and the St Lawrence Market, and immerse yourself in the city's energetic atmosphere. The flight from Queenstown to Toronto is a significant undertaking, with an average direct flight duration of approximately 24 hours. However, many flights involve layovers, extending the total travel time considerably. Several major airlines offer this route, such as Air New Zealand and Qantas, sometimes in partnership with other carriers. While direct flights may be available, they are often less frequent than those with stopovers. Potential stopover cities can include Los Angeles, Sydney, or Auckland, increasing travel time to approximately 30-36 hours or longer. To secure the best deals, consider booking your flights during the shoulder seasons, generally from April to May or September to October, to avoid peak season travel and potentially obtain cost-effective options. Summer (June-August) is Toronto's peak travel season, with higher prices and more crowded attractions, while winter (November-March) offers potential budget-friendly travel but often involves challenging weather conditions. When planning your trip, factor in peak and off-peak travel times, and consider events and weather patterns that may affect airfare costs and your travel experience.

Best time to fly to Toronto

Toronto experiences a humid continental climate with four distinct seasons. Summers (June to August) are warm and humid, with temperatures averaging between 20-28°C, offering ideal weather for outdoor activities. Winters (November to March) are cold and snowy, with temperatures frequently dipping below 0°C and significant snowfall. Spring (April to May) and autumn (September to October) offer pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds, making these shoulder seasons cost-effective choices for travel. Spring brings blooming flowers and mild temperatures, whilst autumn displays the vibrant colours of changing leaves. Consider that extreme weather events, such as ice storms in winter and heavy rainfall in spring and autumn, can affect travel plans.

Queenstown airports

Queenstown has one major airport serving commercial flights: Queenstown Airport (ZQN).

Queenstown Airport (ZQN)

Queenstown Airport is a relatively modern airport, opened in 1960, serving both domestic and international flights. It has a single terminal and serves a small number of international airlines and many domestic carriers, making it an important hub for New Zealand's south island. The airport has undergone several renovations, and is currently undergoing further upgrading, increasing its capacity and improving facilities to serve the growing number of passengers flying to Queenstown each year.

Main airlines for this route

  • Air New Zealand
  • Qantas
  • American Airlines

Toronto airports

Toronto has two major international airports: Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) and Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ).

Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ)

Toronto Pearson International Airport is a large, modern airport opened in 1939, serving as Canada's busiest airport, handling millions of passengers annually from hundreds of airlines worldwide. It boasts five terminals and offers a wide range of amenities and services. To reach the city centre, travellers can use the UP Express train, taxis, ride-sharing services or rental cars. The UP Express provides a convenient and efficient connection to Union Station, the city's main transportation hub. Taxis and ride-sharing services are readily available outside the terminal buildings, offering direct transportation to destinations across Toronto. Rental cars can be easily picked up from rental counters located within the airport terminals.

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ)

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is a smaller, more centrally located airport, with a single terminal, catering primarily to domestic flights and a limited number of international routes. This airport offers a quick and convenient way to access downtown Toronto. From the airport you can access the city centre via taxi, ride-sharing services, or a ferry that connects directly to the city's waterfront. The ferry ride offers stunning views of the Toronto skyline.

What to do and see in Toronto

Toronto offers a plethora of activities and attractions. Whether you are interested in exploring museums, experiencing the city's vibrant nightlife, or immersing yourself in its cultural diversity, Toronto has something to offer every traveller.

  • CN Tower: Ascend this iconic landmark for breathtaking panoramic views of the city and Lake Ontario.
  • Royal Ontario Museum: Explore diverse exhibits showcasing world cultures, natural history, and art.
  • St. Lawrence Market: Discover an array of fresh produce, artisanal goods, and delicious food vendors.

Frequently asked questions about flights from Queenstown to Hamilton

Is it safe to travel from Queenstown to Hamilton during the Covid-19 situation?
At eDreams we do our best to ensure that your travel plans won't be affected by restrictions or possible cancellations that Canada may apply. Using the flexible ticket gurantee you can decide if you rather rebook or get a refund!
On average, how much is the price of a flight from Queenstown to Hamilton?
When you fly from Queenstown to Hamilton the average price is $2,323.26. However, this price depends on many other factors such as seasonality or how far in advance the route has been booked.
For flights from Queenstown to Hamilton, how can I find the cheapest price?
In eDreams, we use automatic learning to find the most economical flight between Queenstown and Hamilton. By taking into account the combination of airlines, scales, direct flights, as well as the different criteria of each journey, our search engine allows us to offer our customers the best price in the best conditions.
Is Hamilton more expensive than Queenstown to visit?
Looking at cab fares, a ride in Hamilton costs about $ 6.11 NZD, 30% more expensive than Queenstown, with a fare of $ 4.70 NZD,
Comparing transport prices, a cab ride in Hamilton costs an average of 6.11 NZD, the same as in Queenstown,
Looking at cab fares, a ride in Hamilton costs an average of 6.11 NZD , 30% cheaper than Queenstown, with a fare of 4.70 NZD,
while train tickets cost 87% more at Hamilton: $ 4.67 NZD versus $ 2.50 NZD at Queenstown.
while train tickets are cheaper, but cost the same in both Hamilton and Queenstown: $ 4.67 NZD.
while train tickets cost 87% less at Hamilton: $ 4.67 NZD versus $ 2.50 NZD at Queenstown.
If you compare the price of a lunch meal, however, you can find it from 31.17 NZD in Hamilton, 4% more than the 30.00 NZD in Queenstown.
Contrasting the price of a meal, they round 31.17 NZD in both Hamilton and Queenstown.
Comparing the price of a meal, they range from 31.17 NZD euros in Hamilton, 4% less than the 30.00 NZD euros in Queenstown.
The price of the coffee is around 17% more expensive in Hamilton, with an average of 6.66 NZD , while in Queenstown the coffee costs 5.71 NZD.
The price of coffee is about the same in Hamilton and Queenstown, with an average of 6.66 NZD.
The price of the coffee is around 17% cheaper in Hamilton, with an average of 6.66 NZD, while in Queenstown the coffee costs 5.71 NZD.
How long does the flight from Queenstown to Hamilton take?
Flight length from Queenstown to Hamilton is around 22 hours on average, at an average distance of 14,707.69 km, for flights for the route (which may have 1 or more stops in other cities in between).
How is the weather in Hamilton compared to Queenstown?
While in Queenstown temperatures can reach an average of 15.07 ºC in summer, temperatures in Hamilton can rise to 20.87 ºC during the hot season. In winter, however, weather indicators show around -2.05 ºC in Hamilton, compared to the 3.97 ºC average reported in Queenstown.

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