Visit Niagara Falls

Planning a Niagara Falls vacation? Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned visitor, we have some suggestions on how you make the most of your visit. Find out everything you need to know here like directions, passport requirements, customs and more.

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Create your Adventure

Forge your own path. Use our itinerary planner to discover attractions, see operation hours, and plan your next visit to Niagara Parks.

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Getting Around

Find everything you need to know about transportation within Niagara Parks and in other areas of Niagara Falls.

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Shopping

The memories you take home are made by you, and for you, but our specially curated selection of products are made by some of Canada’s finest brands, including Roots Canada and the Hudson’s Bay Company.

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Accommodations

Whether you're looking to spend your nights in the great outdoors or lounge in luxury at a five-star resort, your ideal accommodations are waiting at Niagara Falls.

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Traveling from Toronto?

Getting to the brink of the falls from Toronto just got a whole lot easier. The GO Niagara Train service runs weekends year-round and includes a round-trip GO Train ticket and two-day access to WEGO.

Toronto to Niagara Falls

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FAQs

About Niagara Parks

Does Niagara Parks offer water bottle filling stations?

Water filling stations can be found at the following locations around Niagara Parks: Niagara Glen Nature Centre, Botanical Gardens, Butterfly Café, Queenston Heights, McFarland House, Niagara Parks Marina.
Where can I park?

Niagara Parks offers a wide range of parking locations. Please visit our 'Getting Around' section for more details.
Is entrance to the park free?

Yes, there is no fee to enter Niagara Parks. Most lots are paid parking lots.
What is Niagara Parks?

Niagara Parks is an agency of the Government of Ontario whose role is to protect and preserve the lands along the Niagara River Corridor, including the Niagara Falls.

Adventure & Wonder Passes

Can I buy attraction tickets individually?

Yes! Individual tickets for most attractions can be purchased in our online store.
Is the Hornblower Boat Cruise included in my Adventure Pass?

The Hornblower Boat Cruise is currently sailing under the provisions of the Stage 2 provincial emergency orders with reduced capacity and special pricing. At this time we are substituting our attractions, Whirlpool Aero Car and Floral Showhouse, for the boat cruise. Should you have any questions regarding Hornblower, please visit their website at niagaracruises.com or call them at 1.800.563.2557.
When can I use my Wonder Pass?

Wonder Pass is valid from November 4, 2019 to April 9, 2020. Whether you want to experience everything in one day or spread your admissions out over your entire visit, it’s entirely up to you! The included WEGO and Falls Incline access, however, must be used over a consecutive two-day period. Stop by a Niagara Parks Welcome Centre if you would like to extend your WEGO access.
When does the Wonder Pass expire?

The Niagara Falls Wonder Pass is valid until May 7, 2019. You may spread the attractions on your Wonder Pass out or complete them all in one day. Please note that the included 2-day WEGO access begins counting down when you board your first WEGO bus after initial redemption. The Falls Incline Railway access is also valid for two consecutive days.
When does the Pass expire?

The included attractions in the Niagara Falls Adventure Pass are good all season long, until September 7, 2020. You may spread the attractions on your Adventure Pass out or complete them all in one day. Please note that the included 2-day WEGO access begins counting down when you board your first WEGO bus after initial redemption.

Travelling from the United States

Does Niagara Parks accept US currency?

Yes, Niagara Parks accepts US currency and provides change in US currency at all locations.
What is the closest border crossing to Niagara Parks?

The closest border crossing to the core area of Niagara Parks is the Rainbow Bridge.