Pierre Elliott-Trudeau Airport is a busy hub for both domestic and international flights and is well connected to all the major hubs in the world. Located only 20 kilometres from Montreal, one can easily travel to the city via shuttle, taxis, Uber or the metro. The shuttle will cost you CAD10 but a weekend pass is available at a shightly higher cost. The weekend pass will enable you to travel in and around Montreal as well as to and from the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. Airport taxis will charge a fixed fare of CAD40 to downtown Montreal. Getting to the Circuit and around Montreal Metro is the most convenient form of transport to and from Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. Trains run every few minutes on weekdays and 8-11 minutes on weekends. However, more trains are pressed into service during the race weekends. Make sure that you start well in time for trains will take anywhere from 10-40 minutes depending on where you start from in Montreal. Also remember that you will have to walk 10-25 minutes to your seat based on the location of your stand from the station. To avoid the booking queues when returning, book a return ticket which will cost you CAD4.25. If you are planning to visit the park on all three days, buy a weekend pass for CAD19 and travel unlimited on Montreal’s integrated bus and metro service. Once you alight from the metro, you will need to cross a bridge to get to your stand across the channel. Just follow the crowds and you will reach Île Notre-Dame in a few minutes. Busses and ferries are also available to go across to Île Notre-Dame though fans often shun ferries. Staying in Montreal Hotel accommodation during the Grand Prix is costly as with any other F1 venue. It is best to book early to get a cheaper hotel close to a metro station. If you only plan to stay for the three days of the event, book a hotel for two nights at a hotel. Downtown, near the Berri UQAM interchange metro station, would be an ideal choice for a stay during the race weekend. Other good places are the Old Town and the Plateau Mont Royal where you will find plenty of cafes, bars and restaurants. In the areas mentioned above you will find accommodation to suit all budgets. The hotels here are much cheaper in Montreal proper as the city will be all decked up for the festive weekend. You will get dorms for as little as CAD 80 per night to a self-contained studio for CAD 150 a night in downtown.