I have a 17 June, 2026 booking on Viking Jupiter ($25 deposit). Strangely enough the final payment date is 30 April, 2025; closer to 14 months beforehand than 12! I don't particularly mind but I did think they wanted their $$$ a bit early.
Presumably you want to make your way from the aiport to the cruise terminal (or nearby)? If that's the case, you want to go to the Canada Place/Downtown area indicated on the map - $46 per taxi. Lots of taxis at the airport and the ride ought to take less than half an hour.
I'm sure you'll have a wonderful time... enjoy.
Your mention of the app showing these two cruises as one cruise reminds me of something else not related specifically tomyour situation:
If a person were to book (on their own) Boston to Quebec then Quebec to Fort Lauderdale (without a detour to Greenland!), they'd be able to do that and the app would show this as one cruise. Unfortunately, this misrepresents the situation and eventually Princess compliance would catch up with the happy prospective passenger(s) and explain that this combination is not permissible under the PVSA.
Usually, we fly YOW - YUL - FLL.
I have found the CBP procedure in Montreal to be cleaner and quicker than Toronto and the chances of being delayed flying into Montreal less than Toronto.
If you can book AC flights YYC - YUL - FLL, I recommend you consider that option.
I believe an 0830 arrival at the airport will be an issue. Just because the ship arrives in Barcelona at 0500, don't expect to be able to self-disembark until 0730 or so.
A decent price? A bit of a loaded question because the prices will be what the market will bear.
In any event, I think your flight pricing depends a bit on what day and time you want to fly and, of course, whether it's essential you fly non-stop. Check Air Canada for direct flights and make sure you're looking at USD and not CAD.
Alternatively, the matinee goer will be able to get a seat for the show while other pax are busy eating too much. A snack afterwards should suffice until dinner time.
Sure. In my opinion, the real 'story' here was the amount of angst, anxiety and discussion that took place following the less than totally reliable revelation that the implementation of EES was imminent.