By GO Train

• GO Transit offers year-round, 7-day-a-week commuter service from Niagara Falls to Toronto in the morning, with one return trip in the evening.
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By Bus

1. GO Bus
   • GO Bus works with the GO Train to transport passengers from across Ontario to Toronto and then directly to Niagara.
   • With stops in St. Catharines, at the Outlet Collection and Niagara Falls, passengers can easily and affordably travel to Niagara from across Ontario.
2. Niagara AirBus
   • Niagara AirBus offers safe, comfortable, and reliable transportation from Toronto, Niagara, and Buffalo.
   • The only door-to-door shuttle bus service between Toronto Pearson International Airport and the Niagara Region.
   • Provides convenient pickup at your home, office, airport, or any location of your choice.
3. MegaBus
   • Bus to Niagara Falls takes you directly to the Niagara Falls Bus Terminal at 4555 Erie Avenue, Niagara Falls.
   • Amenities include: free Wi-Fi, free onboard entertainment with Megabus RIDE, individual power outlets & reclining seats.
4. FlixBus
   • Convenient, affordable, and easy-to-use bus service to Niagara Falls.
   • FlixBus has real-time bus stop information, up-to-date and current bus schedules, helpful staff and friendly bus drivers.
5. Transportation within Niagara Falls
   • For getting around once you have arrived here, Niagara Falls offers the WEGO Bus system! This state-of-the-art bus system connects accommodations and tourism attractions throughout the city of Niagara Falls and Niagara Parks. WEGO takes you to popular attractions in Niagara Parks and throughout the tourism areas of Victoria Avenue, Clifton Hill, Fallsview, and Queen Street. When you purchase an Adventure Pass (April-October) or Wonder Pass (November-April) from Niagara Parks, the pass includes 2 days of transportation on WEGO.

By Car

• From the USA
  • There are four main border crossings into Canada: the Peace Bridge, Queenston-Lewiston Bridge, Rainbow Bridge (which leads directly into Niagara Falls), and the Ambassador Bridge in Windsor. A toll fee is required at each crossing and must be paid in cash.
    
    Click here for full details on the documentation required to enter Canada.
• From the Greater Toronto Area (GTA)
  • The trip usually takes around an hour and a half, but travel time can double during peak periods like rush hour or weekends. For more details on parking locations and rates, check out our parking info page.
    
    Click here for parking information
• Car Rental
  • A one-day car rental in Toronto can range from $29 to $166 or more, depending on the car type, rental company, and location. On average, you can expect to pay around $64 per day. Factors like the specific car model, time of year, and whether you're renting from the airport can also influence the price.

By Plane

1. Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) Location: Toronto, ON (~1.5 hours drive to Niagara Falls)
   Best for: Most international and domestic travelers
   Pros: Major international hub with many direct flights
   Things to Consider: Busy and can be slow for customs; longer drive
2. Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BUF) Location: Buffalo, NY, USA (~45 minutes drive to Niagara Falls, ON)
   Best for: U.S. travelers
   Pros: Closer than Toronto; smaller and easier to navigate
   Things to Consider: Requires crossing the U.S.–Canada border (passport & possible customs delays)
   Buffalo airport shuttle
3. Niagara Falls International Airport (IAG) Location: Niagara Falls, NY, USA (~30 minutes or less depending on the bridge)
   Best for: Budget U.S. travelers (limited routes via carriers like Allegiant)
   Things to Consider: Very limited flight options and border crossing required
4. Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ) Location: Downtown Toronto (~2 hours with traffic)
   Best for: Domestic flights within Canada (e.g., from Ottawa, Montreal)
   Pros: Smaller and more convenient than Pearson if flying from nearby cities
   Things to Consider: Longer drive to Niagara Falls
5. Hamilton International Airport (YHM) Location: Hamilton, ON (~1 hour drive)
   Best for: Some domestic and budget flights (e.g., WestJet, Swoop)
   Pros: Small, efficient airport
   Things to Consider: Fewer flight options