Some Pearson Airport Travellers Had No Idea These Two Rooms Existed & Reactions Are Priceless

There are many things that Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) has become famous for recently, from delays and wait times to problems with baggage or going through customs, but behind that bad press, there are still some things you may not know about the country's busiest airport.

Two recent viral TikTok videos are proof of that, which revealed a pair of rooms inside Pearson Airport it seems many people had no idea even existed.

The first, posted by Jasmin Laine, was information many travellers wished they had known while having previously spent time waiting around at Pearson Airport because of a delayed flight.

"Had a layover at Pearson Airport when I discovered they have a MOVIE ROOM!" read the caption of the now-viral video with a few hundred thousand views. "To all the airports that don't have this...why?"

Judging by the comments, Jasmin wasn't the only one left with that shocked expression on her face when she found out this room was a thing.

"I’ve been to Pearson at least 100 times and didn’t know this 💀," one traveller commented.

"I wish I knew this 5 months ago," another traveller wrote. "My friend and I spent hours just watching suitcases and judging if they matched the passengers carrying them 😂."

Unfortunately, the movie screen was only there for a limited time, in the form of a holiday pop-up at the airport, which has since been removed.

Meanwhile, in episode 2 of discovering areas of Canada's busiest airport, another viral TikTok video of a particular terminal at Pearson split reactions in two. People either know it all too well, or not at all.

"The basement of Toronto Pearson Airport — if you know, you know ✈️," reads the caption of a video posted by Kelly Klaing that reveals the so-called "basement" D gates inside of Terminal 1.

The video received more than 100,000 views in its first few days.

"Northern Ontario basement," one person commented, referencing the fact that flights from these gates often go to more regional locations across Ontario. Flights also depart from there to the Maritimes.

"This is where you’re flight to North Bay will be cancelled," someone joked.

"As a Maritimer, this is (the) only place that I feel at home in Pearson 😅," another traveller wrote.

Mostly travelling from Terminal 3 myself, I didn't know this "basement" existed either, but I'm all too familiar with the gates on the other side that take you about 10 minutes to walk to.

On top of these two Pearson Airport discoveries, there are plenty of other things for travellers to know when travelling through YYZ that could actually be much more helpful.

You can book your spot in line at airport security and use this app to speed up the process of going through U.S. Customs to save yourself some time.