Niagara Falls in One Day: A Complete Guide to the Amazing Tour

📍- Detailed address: Niagara Falls is located at the border of Ontario, Canada and New York, USA. - Opening hours: Open all year round, usually all day, but some attractions and activities have specific operating hours. Transportation Guide [RedHeart] [RedHeart] [RedHeart] - Airplane: The nearest airport on the US side is Buffalo Niagara International Airport, and the nearest airport on the Canadian side is Toronto Pearson International Airport. From the airport, you can choose to rent a car, take the airport bus or take a taxi to the waterfall scenic area. - Train [Metro]: You can take a train from cities such as Toronto to the station near Niagara Falls. - Self-driving [CarFront]: American tourists can reach the park via New York State Thruway and other routes, while Canadian tourists can reach the park via Highway 405 in Ontario and other routes. - Public transportation [Bus]: There is Wego bus in Canada. The red line, blue line and purple line mainly run in the city tourist area, and the green line runs through Niagara Park. There are also some public transportation lines in the United States connecting cities such as Buffalo to Niagara Falls. Parking location [Pushpin][Pushpin] - US side: You can park your car in Lot 1 or Lot 2 of Niagara Falls State Park. The parking fee is $15 per day and is valid in all parking lots in the area. - Canadian side: There are multiple parking lots to choose from, such as the Niagara Falls Visitor Center Parking Lot, and the charges vary depending on the parking lot. Ticket information🎫 - American side: "Maid of the Mist" cruise, adult $28.25, child $17.75; "Wind Tunnel" project, adult $21, child $17. - Canadian side: "Horner Cruises", ticket prices vary depending on cabin and season; "Behind the Falls Adventure", about 15 Canadian dollars for adults and about 10 Canadian dollars for children. Tour route - American side: In the morning, you can go to the "Maid of the Mist" cruise ship to experience the magnificence of the Horseshoe Falls up close; then go to the "Wind Cave" project to experience the charm of Bridal Veil Falls; in the afternoon, you can watch the American Falls at the "Prospect Point" and watch fireworks at night. - Canadian side: In the morning, go to "Behind the Falls" to experience the falls from a unique perspective; then take the "Horner Cruise" to enjoy the panoramic view of the falls; in the afternoon, stroll through Niagara Park, enjoy the surrounding scenery, and watch the light show in the evening. [Calendar] Notes: - Documents to bring: When traveling at the US-Canada border, you must bring your passport or other valid ID documents. - What to wear: You will get soaked when taking part in boat trips, wind tunnels and other activities, so bring a change of clothes, a towel and wear waterproof shoes. - Weather attention: Check the weather forecast in advance, keep warm in winter, and take sun protection and mosquito prevention measures in summer. - Property safety: There are many tourists in the scenic area, please take care of your personal belongings. - Time arrangement: arrange your itinerary reasonably and leave enough time to visit various attractions to avoid missing the project operation time.