Falls Parking (Lot A), at Table Rock Welcome Centre is the closest parking lot to the Falls. For a complete guide to on where to park when visiting Niagara Falls, please visit our parking page.
Yes. Many people travel from Toronto to Niagara Falls for the day. They either travel by bus, train or rent a car for the day. They may also book tours from Toronto that would include a Niagara Day trip.
In the winter, the daily high temperatures in December, January and February range from 2° to -0.9° degrees Celsius (36° to 30° degrees Fahrenheit). Nightly temperatures range from -4.5° to -8.2° degrees Celsius (24° to 17° degrees Fahrenheit).
Take a look at our Weather Forecast page. If you aren’t arriving soon the page contains a chart which can help you get an idea of seasonal average temperatures.
Depends. You may need to apply for a separate Visa to enter Canada. You may get information on ETA’s or Visitor Visas to enter Canada, here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/index.asp
Yes you may use passport cards for all land travel. Passport cards are applied for and issued in your home country.
Please visit the governments website for any further details
That is correct. Children under 16 only require a birth certificate if coming by land (by air everyone is requred to have a passport). They may use a copied version of a birth certificate but it must be a notarized to be accepted.
Please visit the governments website for any further details
Yes. A Passport (or a Passport Card or Enhanced Driver’s License if coming by land) is required for crossing the border into Canada unless you are age 15 or younger. Please visit the government website for any further details.
There are several different bundles of attraction passes available for visitors to Niagara Falls, including families of all ages. Get an in depth look at these passes as well as purchase details on them by visiting our attraction passes page.
