Shop the duty-free window from home. Collect your order past security, packed and ready.
Toronto Duty Free keeps a reserve-and-collect window at Toronto Pearson. Pick your travel date, browse beauty, spirits and food from the online catalogue, and collect a packed order at the counter after security — at tax and duty free prices.
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The window at Toronto Pearson — reserved online, collected past security
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The reserve window, explained
A duty-free window is not a shop you walk past at the last minute. It is a slot in the travel calendar: the online catalogue opens from home, an order is reserved for a specific departure date, and the packed bag waits at a counter past security instead of on a shelf you have minutes to find.
The window changes what duty-free shopping asks of a traveller. Nothing has to be carried through check-in, remembered between terminals, or hunted down between security and the gate. The browsing happens at home, the packing happens at the counter, and the only walk left is from the collection desk to the aircraft door.
The window works because nothing is left to the last minutes: everything is reserved at home and packed before you reach security.— The shop’s floor team
For beauty and fragrance, the window carries travel-exclusive sets that never reach a regular shelf. For spirits, it holds bottles reserved against your date instead of whatever survives the morning rush. For food and gifting, it keeps Canadian treats packed and easy to lift into the cabin.
The catalogue rotates with the seasons, and the window itself stays the same shape: browse at home, reserve for the date, collect past security, fly.
Three shelves, one reserve-and-collect flow
Three ranges rotate through the window as the travel calendar turns, each one shown in the online catalogue before departure day.
Fragrance and beauty
The glass holds familiar perfume houses and sets that exist only in travel retail, priced without the usual taxes and duties.
Spirits, wine and whisky
Whisky, gin and wine sit on the middle shelf, including travel-exclusive bottles that are reserved against your date and packed at the counter.
Treats and travel gifts
Sweets, snacks and souvenirs from Canadian shelves, packed light enough for the cabin and easy to lift at the counter.
The window, hour by hour
Four lines on the board describe the whole flow. The store’s own site shows the exact cut-offs for your travel date.
Window shopping, three moves
Look
Open the online shop and set your airport, travel date and terminal to see what the window is holding.
Reserve ahead
Put the items aside for that date through the shop’s own checkout. Payment happens there, never on this page.
Pick up
Past security, present your boarding pass at the counter, lift the packed bag and head for the aircraft door.
Four reasons the window works
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Duty-free prices
Taxes and duties are excluded on the selection in the window, refreshed as the travel calendar turns.
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Packed before you land
Orders are sealed at the counter about two hours before departure, so nothing depends on shelf stock that day.
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Hands free at the gate
The bag waits past security and travels with you only from the counter to the aircraft door.
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Travel-only finds
Sets and bottles sold exclusively to travellers appear in the window for a limited stretch of the year.
See what the window holds for your next flight
Everything happens on the store’s own site: pick your date and terminal, reserve the items, and the counter does the packing. This page stays out of the payment flow.
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Quick answers before you travel
What is the reserve window?
It is the stretch between opening the online catalogue at home and the store’s cut-off for your travel date. You pick the date and terminal, reserve what you want, and the order is prepared for collection after security.
Which counters collect the orders?
The collection counters sit past security in Terminals 1 and 3, for international departures and US pre-clearance. Domestic flights do not qualify for duty-free pricing.
When is an order packed?
Orders are packed and sealed at the counter about two hours before your departure time. You collect them with your boarding pass and ID on the travel day.
Do orders happen on this page?
No. This is an information page and it takes no payments. Orders, payments and collections happen on the store’s own site, toronto.shopdutyfree.com.
Does everything in the shop appear online?
The window shows a rotating selection: travel-exclusive sets, seasonal bottles and gifting. The online catalogue mirrors the shelves for your travel date.
Who runs the store, and who publishes this page?
The store belongs to Toronto Duty Free, which runs the duty-free outlets at Pearson. This page, by contrast, is promotional copy placed by RUN Marketing.
Important Information
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Disclosure
This page is a paid promotion from RUN Marketing. What it says about the shop, its pricing and its schedule comes from the sponsor. It carries no news reporting.
Disclaimer
Prices, stock and opening details change at the operator’s discretion. The official source for what is on the shelves and when orders are collected is toronto.shopdutyfree.com. Nothing on this page is travel, legal or professional advice.
Privacy
This website collects no personal data and runs no forms. Orders placed on the store’s own site sit under that site’s privacy policy. Our policy is on the privacy page.
Terms
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