Niagara Falls has many different approaches that are usually east and west oriented. When considering transportation note that, there is Niagara Falls, Ontario on the Canadian side and Niagara Falls, New York on the American side. The highway system links both sides of Canada and the United States. On the Canadian Side, there are toll bridges that will greet visitors travelling from or through New York to get to the Canadian Side of the Falls.

The Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW) via Hwy 420 is the primary route to get to your destination in the Falls. This highway starts in Toronto, outlines Lake Ontario and passes through Niagara Falls, interconnecting with major streets. Travelling with major bus carriers between Niagara Falls and Toronto is convenient with their frequent daily departures between the two cities.

Via Rail offers daily passenger service between Niagara Falls and Toronto Amtrak, runs a daily train from New York returning to Toronto via Niagara Falls, known as the Maple Leaf run.

Four commercial airports serve the Niagara Falls area. There is an international airport at Buffalo, New York, which is linked by frequent bus connection to both sides. The other airports serving Niagara Falls, Ontario, are at Hamilton, Ontario, and Pearson International Airport at Toronto. Toronto airport is linked by direct bus to Niagara Falls. Where ever your point of origin begins or your method of travelling, convenient options are available to you.

• Niagara Transit
• Greyhound Canada
• Greyhound USA
• VIA Rail
• Amtrak