Toronto isn’t just Canada’s biggest city—it’s also the best place for Americans to upgrade their drone gear. With SpeedyDrone Canada’s flagship store in downtown Toronto, you can test-fly the latest DJI drones, grab a Fly More Combo at Canadian prices, and then step outside into one of North America’s most vibrant cities.
Here’s how to turn your drone shopping trip into a full Toronto getaway.
1. Getting to Toronto from Major U.S. Cities
Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) is one of the busiest in North America, with nonstop flights from dozens of U.S. hubs. Average flight times:
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New York City → Toronto: ~1h 30m
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Chicago → Toronto: ~1h 40m
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Washington, D.C. → Toronto: ~1h 25m
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Boston → Toronto: ~1h 40m
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Miami → Toronto: ~3h 10m
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Los Angeles → Toronto: ~5h 10m
💡 Pro Tip: Many U.S. airlines fly into Toronto daily, making it easy to plan a quick weekend shopping trip.
2. Where to Stay Near SpeedyDrone
Since SpeedyDrone is located in downtown Toronto, you’ll find plenty of hotels within walking distance. Options range from luxury stays to budget-friendly spots:
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Fairmont Royal York – Historic 5-star hotel across from Union Station.
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Bisha Hotel Toronto – Modern boutique with rooftop views.
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Sheraton Centre Toronto – Centrally located with a large indoor-outdoor pool.
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Holiday Inn Express Downtown – Comfortable and affordable option near shopping districts.
Staying downtown makes it easy to walk to the store and explore attractions.
3. Top Attractions to Pair with Your Shopping
Once you’ve picked up your new drone, don’t miss Toronto’s must-see sights:
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CN Tower – One of the tallest free-standing structures in the world, with incredible skyline views.
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Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada – Family-friendly and located right at the base of the CN Tower.
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Harbourfront Centre – Perfect for a lakeside stroll after drone shopping.
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Kensington Market – Trendy neighborhood with vintage shops, murals, and great food.
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Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) – Canada’s largest museum of art, culture, and nature.
If you’re visiting in summer, you can even take a short ferry ride to the Toronto Islands, offering great drone filming opportunities (where permitted).
4. Shopping Smart at SpeedyDrone
Make the most of your visit by planning ahead:
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Check what’s in stock – SpeedyDrone carries the latest DJI drones, enterprise models, and tech accessories, but demand can be high.
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Compare bundles – Canadian Fly More and Creator Combos often include batteries, hubs, and cases at better value than U.S. options.
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Bring your passport & receipt – You’ll need these to declare your purchase at U.S. customs.
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Test before you buy – Use the in-store drone cage to fly models hands-on.
5. Duty-Free Tips for Americans
When you return home, U.S. Customs allows up to US$800 in duty-free goods if you’ve been outside the country for at least 48 hours. If your drone is worth more, you’ll only pay duty on the amount above $800.
Most travelers report that declaring a personal drone is quick and simple.
Final Word
A drone shopping trip to Toronto is more than just a purchase—it’s an experience. With SpeedyDrone’s downtown flagship store, nearby hotels, world-class attractions like the CN Tower, and easy flights from major U.S. cities, you can turn buying your next DJI drone into a weekend adventure.
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