The bus tickets cost from Manchester NH To Toronto is $75 . If you want at any concert tickets from one way to another way in Canada just go through the buy online tickets.
Following prices are in Canadian dollars. Also, please excuse the lengthy answer. There are two methods:
A round-trip ticket from Manchester, NH, to Montreal, QC, costs between $75 and $150 on Greyhound, depending on if you buy the tickets 21 days in advanced ($75), or at the counter on the day of the trip ($150). These prices don't include any taxes or mail charges. The Greyhound arrives and leaves Manchester Airport, coincidentally at the same time, at 3:05pm, daily. It leaves Montreal at 8am and arrives at about 9:45pm, not adjusted for border wait times.
From Montreal, you can either take Greyhound to Toronto, costing between $80 to $160 using the same 21-day advance period and at-the-counter procedure. There is also Coach Canada. They offer both counter and online fares, with online fares being the top pick in my book. Online, fares range from $2.50 to $110.50, depending on how fast you can snag a seat on one of their buses (first person gets the $1 one-way seat). The only fee is a $0.50 booking fee. No taxes. This contains between one and two transfers. This trip takes about 17 hours, with 6 hours of layover time factored in.
The second and more time-consuming way, is to take the Boston Express to Boston. That will set you back maybe $30 USD for a round trip to South Station. Set aside $4 for a round-trip ticket on the MBTA subway line. From there, take the Megabus from Back Bay station to New York City. There are more than 15 buses daily, and prices range from $1 to $18 USD one way, again. From New York, catch the Toronto-bound bus. Fares range from $1 to $78, which is still cheaper than Greyhound. This contains two transfers, not including transfers on the MBTA. This trip takes about 22 hours, with about 4 hours of layover time factored in.
A round-trip ticket from Manchester, NH, to Montreal, QC, costs between $75 and $150 on Greyhound, depending on if you buy the tickets 21 days in advanced ($75), or at the counter on the day of the trip ($150). These prices don't include any taxes or mail charges. The Greyhound arrives and leaves Manchester Airport, coincidentally at the same time, at 3:05pm, daily. It leaves Montreal at 8am and arrives at about 9:45pm, not adjusted for border wait times.
From Montreal, you can either take Greyhound to Toronto, costing between $80 to $160 using the same 21-day advance period and at-the-counter procedure. There is also Coach Canada. They offer both counter and online fares, with online fares being the top pick in my book. Online, fares range from $2.50 to $110.50, depending on how fast you can snag a seat on one of their buses (first person gets the $1 one-way seat). The only fee is a $0.50 booking fee. No taxes. This contains between one and two transfers. This trip takes about 17 hours, with 6 hours of layover time factored in.
The second and more time-consuming way, is to take the Boston Express to Boston. That will set you back maybe $30 USD for a round trip to South Station. Set aside $4 for a round-trip ticket on the MBTA subway line. From there, take the Megabus from Back Bay station to New York City. There are more than 15 buses daily, and prices range from $1 to $18 USD one way, again. From New York, catch the Toronto-bound bus. Fares range from $1 to $78, which is still cheaper than Greyhound. This contains two transfers, not including transfers on the MBTA. This trip takes about 22 hours, with about 4 hours of layover time factored in.